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Al,
It certainly is, and I guess it shows how we love to hold onto our cherished myths, and the more "romantic" version of history. Almost 30 years ago, I received an autographed copy of Carisella & Ryan's "Who Killed the Red Baron", and was pleasantly surprised when Norman Franks and Alan Bennett backed up this earlier work in "The Red Baron's Last Flight".
In the end, any answer to this question will be no more than an opinion, but some are more informed than others. Then again, we in the States have seen lately just how reliable polls are.
Rich
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