Adolf Galland
Oyuncu · 1912 – 1996 · Westerholt
Adolf Galland (né le 19 mars 1912 à Westerholt, aujourd'hui Herten, en Westphalie (Allemagne) ; mort le 9 février 1996 à Remagen-Oberwinter en Rhénanie-Palatinat (Allemagne) est un aviateur allemand. Pilote de chasse puis commandant de la chasse allemande à partir de 1942, il est titulaire de 104 victoires homologuées (plus une trentaine probables, obtenues pendant son interdiction de vol et donc non répertoriées).
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FilmBelgeselTarihThis short film takes viewers on a whirlwind tour of the history of air combat, from World War I through the Vietnam War. It was produced by General Dynamics sometime prior to 1990 and re-released by Lockheed Martin in the mid-nineties. As a promotional short for the F-16 Fighting Falcon, the film reviews the development of aerial combat to place the F-16 in historical context. Informational narration is supplemented with snippets from interviews of top fighter aces. The aces focus on the characteristics that make great fighter pilots and great fighter aircraft. The interviewees include World War I ace W.C. "Bill" Lambert; World War II aces Douglas Bader, Stanford Tuck, Adolf Galland, Erich Hartmann, Gabby Gabreski, Tex Hill, and Svein Heglund; Korean War ace Ralph Parr; and Vietnam War ace Steve Ritchie. The film includes historical footage and stills, along with opening and closing segments briefly featuring the F-16 Fighting Falcon.
Out of the Sun
1984