Chuck Yeager on Twitter: "Not the full answer. The Luftwaffe saw enemy aircraft on every mission. I saw enemy aircraft on about 5-6 out of 60 missions. Gunther Rall was shot down several times in one day!… https://t.co/TlNxde1qpN"

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1. TimNaples‏ @TimNaples 30 Nov 2017
  Think! We were coming after them!
  
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1. Chuck Yeager‏Verified account @GenChuckYeager 30 Nov 2017
  Must have missed a lot
  
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1. Erik Pearson‏ @ErikMPearson 30 Nov 2017
  Replying to @GenChuckYeager
  
  Gunter Rall makes the same points in this video here:https://youtu.be/STFdRrWBW2w?t=59s …
  
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1. Robert Roy Morgan Jr‏ @HighPointsUSA 30 Nov 2017
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  In one day??
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1. Corbeau‏ @CorbeauSeattle 30 Nov 2017
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  Yup. Whole lot easier when the enemy are coming to you, often several times a day!
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1. τσnε‏ @ASB1701 30 Nov 2017
  Replying to @GenChuckYeager
  
  If I may add...the men of Jagdverband 44 were by far the most incredible group of dogfighting pilots ever.
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1. MAD ABOUT FOOTBALL‏ @Acebuckeye13 30 Nov 2017
  Combination of factors. Most Luftwaffe aces were flying on the Eastern Front, against (initially) poorly/quickly trained Soviet pilots. By the time Chuck was flying combat missions in the West, the Luftwaffe had been depleted and didn't have the planes or pilots to send up.
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1. Brandon Rustad‏ @pbrstreetgang78 30 Nov 2017
  There was a Dogfights episode on that one.
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1. 8thAirForce ‏ @Air8th 30 Nov 2017
  As mentioned, the P47 pilot was Robert S Johnson of Lawton, OK. His a/c was already shot to pieces when the 190 stumbled on him. Johnson came to the conclusion that the 190 must have been out of 20mm cannon shells. Read his book, Thunderbolt!pic.twitter.com/dvC3BFL1Yp
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1. Irv‏ @indigopreserve2 1 Dec 2017
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  Sir, I have your autograph from a 1970s London air show party. My aunt, wife of Col. E.Archie NeSmith, Dr. Mary NeSmith, was sitting at your table. There are autographs of other aces too, including Gunther Rall. When I saw your tweet I had to say hello.
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