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Old 13 February 2001, 11:03 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I believe that Chainat had been rendered hors de combat on 7 September 1916 and that Guynemer's 8 February 1917 victory was his alone. "Over The Front" shows Chainat with only a single victory shared with Guynemer - an LVG two-seater on 22 June 1916.

I've tried to match Guynemer's claim with a German loss (as per Casualties of the German Air Service) but haven't found a fit.

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Old 13 February 2001, 11:24 AM   #12 (permalink)
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I believe that Chainat had been rendered hors de combat on 7 September 1916 and that Guynemer's 8 February 1917 victory was his alone. "Over The Front" shows Chainat with only a single victory shared with Guynemer - an LVG two-seater on 22 June 1916.

I've tried to match Guynemer's claim with a German loss (as per Casualties of the German Air Service) but haven't found a fit.

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