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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Waldemar Wubke was a Luftwaffe fighter pilot during World War II.He was one of the few Luftwaffe fighter pilots to survive combat duty over the entire course of the war. Wubke flew various types of German fighters in combat and was credited with a total of 15 victories over Allied aircraft.In 1940 as a Leutnant, Wubke flew sorties with pilots of the 9. Staffel, III./JG 54 during the Battle of Britain. His last combat flights were made in 1945 flying "platzschutz" or…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Waldemar Wubke was a Luftwaffe fighter pilot during World War II.He was one of the few Luftwaffe fighter pilots to survive combat duty over the entire course of the war. Wubke flew various types of German fighters in combat and was credited with a total of 15 victories over Allied aircraft.In 1940 as a Leutnant, Wubke flew sorties with pilots of the 9. Staffel, III./JG 54 during the Battle of Britain. His last combat flights were made in 1945 flying "platzschutz" or airfield defense missions for General Adolf Galland''s Me 262 jet squadron, JV 44.Along with a handful of experienced fighter pilots, the now Hauptmann Wubke flew the outstanding piston-engined Fw190D-9 fighter in an effort to protect the jets of JV 44 from attack by Allied fighters during take-off. Their unit was based close to the jets at Munchen-Riem, Germany.