An other one : Albert John "Ajax" Baumler After the "spanish experience" he rejoined the USAAF, The Flying tigers, and served in Korea (as ground controler). A new found in a local forum: This was the main plane of thouse men.
I don't know what I made editting the post. The Pilots, again: Frank Glasgow Tinker http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=4581 He was the first American to shoot down a Messerschmit and probably the only American pilot who was commanded in combat by a Russian and he commanded as a lieutenant in the Russian republic of Spain Harold Evans ‘Whitey’ Dahl http://surfcity.kund.dalnet.se/us_dahl.htm Benjamin David ‘Ben’ Leider http://surfcity.kund.dalnet.se/us_leider.htm
Efestos; My wife taught English to "English Second Language" students at the University. She never committed the sin of arrogance. Most of these kids were quite brilliant. It really came as a shock to her how provincial in outlook most of her contemporaries were. JEffinMNUSA