Germany, Luftwaffe. A 1942 Hand-Signed Report On The Downing Of An Allied Bomber By Fighter Ace Gordon Gollob United Republic of a Letter of Condolence from

a Letter of Condolence from Army Service Forces Headquarters First Service Command in Boston (addressed to his mother

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Germany, Luftwaffe. A 1942 Hand-Signed Report On The Downing Of An Allied Bomber By Fighter Ace Gordon Gollob United Republic of a Letter of Condolence from(Gefechtsbericht). A unique and fascinating combat report compiled by noted fighter Ace Major (later Oberst) Gordon Gollob, consisting of two wax paper pages bearing typewritten inscriptions featuring Gollobs description of an engagement on the Eastern Front in which he and his presumed wingman Unteroffizier Petermann downed one Douglas A 20 Havoc (also known as a Boston Bomber) and another plane at a height of 2,000 meters, closing with Gollobs