And what color underwear did he have on that day...?.....whatever.. Who was the the first US general to be killed in action in WWII?
This doesn't have the answer, but here's a page with a lot of interesting statistics. THE NATIONAL WWII MUSEUM - World War II By The Numbers -still looking (kinda...) -whatever -Lou
By a Russian in Finland. I don't know his name, or the name of who killed him, or when it was. Many different "web" places say that a Russian killed the first American in Finland and nothing else.
that was the only thing I really searched for. maybe I've but the question wrong and would have "by which nationality was he killed" better. sorry.
Cool.... In what mountain range, was the distance between the air-strip and enemy positions so short, that the Corsairs didn't even have time to raise their landing gear before dropping their (napalm) ordinance?
I still don't understand the original question about the American killed in Finland by the Russians or maybe Sweden by a Norwagian or UFO. His underware was different shades of brown when he saw the bomb coming at him.
Arneken gave the next question to Skunk. I bet I know what Wil question will be next time. Here is the current question
Umurbrogol Mountains You oughta let it hang a bit more before giving hints. I had just read the original question.
Both right, Umurbrogol is correct, whoever said it first.... yer go ! "Major General Clarence L. Tinker (part Osage Indian)" was first.
Sorry Slipdigit...didn't see you had answered it...Sometimes I click the thread and it takes me to the second to third to last post and not THE LAST post...Anyway, Skunk Works got mine right...One of you fellas take it.. Also...Tinker A.F.B. in OK is named for him! Driven past the place numerous times and never even thought to ask who Tinker was...
I'm not where I can ask one, Wil you can have. repost your Q or ask another, whatever you would like to do.
Ok then... Super easy one here... "Who" urged Hitler to extend Jewish extermination into North Africa and Palestine?