"The first rule of all air combats is to see the opponent first."
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About Adolf Galland
Adolf Galland was a German Luftwaffe general and flying ace who served in World War II. He was instrumental in developing air strategies and tactics, notably as a proponent of fighter aircraft and the concept of the fighter wing. Galland was involved in several key aerial operations, earning numerous decorations for his bravery and leadership. He also became a leading voice in the German air force, advocating for technological advancements and improved pilot training.
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