Not really. Goring was just a pilot that got wounded, recovered, and went to war again. MvR learned from one of Germanys best pilots, Oswald Boelcke. As he scored, MvR evolved as a leader. Goring was not the same caliber of man.
Not really. Goring was just a pilot that got wounded, recovered, and went to war again.
MvR learned from one of Germanys best pilots, Oswald Boelcke. As he scored, MvR evolved as a leader. Goring was not the same caliber of man.
He flew in the top German airforce unit:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagdgeschwader_I_(World_War_I)
22 confirmed kills. That's an extraordinary accomplishment. He was considered in the top 10 German pilots active in WW1.
He flew in the top German airforce unit:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagdgeschwader_I_(World_War_I)
22 confirmed kills. That's an extraordinary accomplishment. He was considered in the top 10 German pilots active in WW1.
Only of pilots that survived. He did not qualify for the Pour Le Merit, but rather whined and pestered until he got one at wars end. He did fly a D VIIF, the top combat fighter, which certainly helped his record. The likes of Boelcke, Voss, Lothar v Richtofen were superior men, and leaders.
Only of pilots that survived. He did not qualify for the Pour Le Merit, but rather whined and pestered until he got one at wars end. He did fly a D VIIF, the top combat fighter, which certainly helped his record. The likes of Boelcke, Voss, Lothar v Richtofen were superior men, and leaders.
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