A Pistol Whipping by Stan Stokes. (D) HOR145 he is seen here flying

he is seen here flying his Albatros D

Now leading the group on the Russian Front

and went supersonic

At the height of the Cold War during the 1970s and through the 80s

the FW190A-4s pose a menacing spectacle as they line up to follow the fighters of 2

A Pistol Whipping by Stan Stokes. (D) HOR145 he is seen here flyingSTK0040D. A Pistol Whipping by Stan Stokes. There were tens of thousands of aerial combat encounters during World War II. One of the most unusual was a dogfight that took place between Captain Arthur C. Fiedler, Jr. and an unidentified German Bf 109 pilot on June 28, 1944. Fiedler was an Illinois native who received his wings in July 1943. He was assigned as a flight instructor in Dover, Delaware, but in May 1944 he was assigned to the 317th Fighter