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12 December 1998, 04:33 AM
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I'm looking for any and all info on a pilot named Arthur Bleuthenthal who flew a Breguet bomber for the U.S. and was shot down and killed in 1918.
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12 December 1998, 05:12 AM
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There is an exellent article on Bleuenthal by Jon Guttman in WINDSOCK, Volume 13, No. 4:
FRANCE'S FOREIGN LEGION OF THE AIR: PART 32: TOO HEAVY FOR FIGHTERS: ARTHUR BLUETHENTHAL AND ESCADRILLE BR.227. Typical of WINDSOCK, its well written and has some excellent artwork. |
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12 December 1998, 05:19 AM
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Ira , thanks for the info. Is there anywhere on the on the net where i can read this article? |
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