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Question: Captivity / death

Hello, he was captured by 'enemy' troops in WW-1 ?! What enemy troops ? - Is it true that he was killed by RAF fighter (bombers) ? - Thank you very much, WernerE, 07/09/2005

Strafing allied fighters

Hello, it's nonsense when you say "the fighters mixed Doriot up with a german soldier, because he wore a german uniform", or sth. like that. Do you really believe it's possible to recognize that details while heading for the target in an airplane with, say, 200 mph. Allied fighter-bombers attacked communication lines deep in germany. They had very few seconds or split seconds to take an aim (like trains or lorries) and to hit it. No chance to identify the car's passengers - it was not that easy to strike such a small target at all ! Thanks, WernerE, 08/9/2005.

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	Hello, it's nonsense when you say "the fighters mixed Doriot up with a german soldier, because he wore a german uniform", or sth. like that. Do you really believe it's possible to recognize that details while ~~flying~~ by in an airplane with, say, 200 mph. Allied fighter-bombers attacked communication lines deep in germany. They had very few seconds or ~~fractures of~~ seconds to take an aim (like trains or lorries) and to hit it. No chance to ~~recognize details of~~ the passengers ~~of car~~ - it was not that easy to strike such a small target! Thanks, WernerE, 08/9/2005.		Hello, it's nonsense when you say "the fighters mixed Doriot up with a german soldier, because he wore a german uniform", or sth. like that. Do you really believe it's possible to recognize that details while heading for the target in an airplane with, say, 200 mph. Allied fighter-bombers attacked communication lines deep in germany. They had very few seconds or split seconds to take an aim (like trains or lorries) and to hit it. No chance to identify the car's passengers - it was not that easy to strike such a small target at all ! Thanks, WernerE, 08/9/2005.