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El Coronel General Ernst Udet (26 d'abril, 1896 – 17 de novembre, 1941) fou el segon as alemany amb més victòries de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Fou un dels asos més joves de la guerra i també l'as amb més victòries alemany a sobreviure a la guerra (amb 22 anys). [1]
Ernst Udetin isä Adolf Udet oli ammatiltaan insinööri ja hänen äitinsä oli nimeltään Paula Udet. Pian Ernstin syntymän jälkeen perhe muutti Frankfurtista Müncheniin. Ernst innostui ilmailusta käydessään eräässä ilmailunäyttelyssä ja yhdessä tovereidensa kanssa hän perusti klubin nimeltään ”Aero-Club München”.
Udet was a good but reckless pilot, and often brought his machine home in very extreme situations. After his plane crashed frequently, he was given a penalty, seven days in prison. In August 1917, Udet took over the command of Jasta 37. In April 1918, he was hospitalized because he developed ear problems. After his recovery he came back to his ...
25 ott 2020 · Δ. Ernst Udet was a German pilot during World War I and a Luftwaffe Colonel-General (Generaloberst) during World War II. Udet joined the Imperial German Air Service at the age of 19, and eventually became a flying ace of World War I, scoring 62 confirmed victories by the end of his life. The highest scoring German fighter pilot to survive that ...
Byla připojena jeho fotografie a jméno - poručík Udet. Po Richthofenově smrti měl skutečně Ernst Udet nejvíce vítězství ze všech žijících německých letců. Bojoval potom o to, aby se na této příčce udržel a nakonec se mu to podařilo. Stal se nejúspěšnějším žijícím německým stíhačem a druhým ...
30 nov 2020 · Ernst Udet was born in Frankfurt am Main on April 26, 1896. He grew up in Munich, well known for his sunny temperament and fascination with aviation. In his youth, Udet attended the Theresien-Gymnasium in Munich. He hung out at a nearby airplane factory and army airship detachment. At the age of thirteen, Udet helped found the Munich Aero-Club.
He joined the Luftwaffe in 1935 and as Quartermaster-General in World War II, foresaw his own doom and the defeat of the Luftwaffe and committed suicide in 1941. The Nazi authorities claimed he died in an accident while testing a new weapon. How I Shot Down 62 Planes" by Ernst Udet War Aces Meet in Berlin. The Fresno Bee - Sunday, November 18 ...
