Knights Without Parachutes — frank luke
Luke the Original Skywalker, Batman's Commander, and C.S. Lewis
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American Aces of Aces Had Short Lifespans
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St. Mihiel, Billy Mitchell, and the Balloon Buster
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Overview of WWI Aviation on the 99th Anniversary of Armistice Day
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Popping Balloons in World War 1
Eddie Rickenbacker's Tribute to Balloon Busters Apparently it's not just our generation; it's always been confusing why a balloon is not a big, fat, poppable target. Eddie Rickenbacker took time in his autobiography RickenbackerĀ and Fighting the Flying Circus to explain why "Balloon Buster" Frank Luke was something beyond even an ace, the "most daring aviator of the entire war." Rickenbacker had gained the title of American Ace of Aces when he scored his 7th victory, but Luke took it away from him by shooting down ten balloons and four other aircraft in eight days, a record which Rickenbacker pointed out...