Jagdgeschwader Nr II: Geschwader 'Berthold' WWI Cemetery In the bloodiest battle the

In the bloodiest battle the country had ever seen

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Jagdgeschwader Nr II: Geschwader 'Berthold' WWI Cemetery In the bloodiest battle theDescription Paperback by Greg VanWyngarden After struggling with inadequate supplies of aircraft and matriel, the veteran pilots of the Geschwader would go on to enjoy incredible successes against French and American opponents in September 1918. Aces who flew the famous blue fuselaged Fokkers of JG II included such stalwarts as Josef Veltjens (35 kills), Georg von Hantelmann (25 kills), Franz Bchner (40 kills) and Ulrich Neckel (30 kills). This volume