An Interesting Dog Fight by Stan Stokes. SIG1202 commanding JG300 until the end

commanding JG300 until the end of hostilities by which time

The young USMC Lieutenant recovered and moved in to take out another Val

He died in 1998

Alexander refused and a moth later the battle took place

With 104 victories

An Interesting Dog Fight by Stan Stokes. SIG1202 commanding JG300 until the endSTK0084. An Interesting Dog Fight by Stan Stokes. October 23, 1942 was a typical day for American troops at Esprito Santo, but for the crew of a B 17 Flying Fortress it would become a most memorable day. Early that morning the Japanese began shelling the field. Lt. Ed Loberg, a former farm boy from Wisconsin, was ordered to take his B 17 up for a reconnaissance mission to determine where the Japanese guns may be located. Not finding anything they