Giveaway: Sky Force

[Niksch]

Gunther Rall
Germany WWII
275 Kills

Disspointing to find that Germany completly dogs the US out in ace's. Highest kills off American ace's was 40... Germany had several in the 200+ range

p.s. I own a HP IPAQ 2215

[Caesar]

The Germans had superior planes and training for most of the war. Not to mention, Erich Hartmann has 352 kills against the Soviet air force which eventually resorted to ramming their planes into German planes with the pilot jumping out - that counted as a kill to the Russians.

[mlepage]

This is a great idea for a contest. (I already bought the game, so I'm not entering and I won't give away any aces.)

The two highest WWI Allied aces were neither American nor British. Their victories were second only to those of the Red Baron himself.

One in particular, from a little known country north of the US, achieved 25 German kills in only 12 days, a feat unimaginable at the time. He fought with the Red Baron on one occasion, even having him in his sights (but his gun jammed and both escaped).

[stingraze]

Eddie Rickenbacker – America’s “Ace of Aces”　served not only the World War I, but flew a B-17 in the Second, which he crashed into the Pacific ocean with his crew, but luckily survived by going on three rafts for three weeks.

Noted for: His lucky aviation
Achieved: Medal of Honor - the highest medal one can achieve in the United States military.

[Dankid31]

Rene Fonck had 75 Victories! [/url]

[KTamas]

John Crichton from Farscape(and peacekeeper wars), he made peace in a whole galaxis.

Yep I'm a Farscape fan

[Albegor]

No googling this time since I'he always been a big aviation fan, so my compliments for the original contest idea and for bringing us an excellent game of course.

I could name them all, but my favourite one is Pierre Clostermann, RAF/Free France AF ace with estimates of up to 33 planes shot down in WWII, simply because I've been literally fascinated by his autobiographical book "Le grande cirque".

[crwoo]

george bush

[denthorq]

george bush

And what's the record?

[DeepPhreeze]

Eric Rudorffer [German, WW2]

224 kills {12 kills in a jet}
13 kills in ONE MISSION

Still alive today, but refuses to talk about his experiences in the war.