Blood Red Skies US Ace Pilot: Lawrence Steffenhagen 0925-week-5 often Commanders find themselves caught

often Commanders find themselves caught up in the fighting so they have to carry suitable armaments

he’s the perfect accompaniment to any Italian force

By Waterloo there were eight dragoon units in the field

the Swedes padded out their forces with allies and mercenaries where they could

Blood Red Skies: Nakajima Ki-43 II 'Oscar' squadron

Blood Red Skies US Ace Pilot: Lawrence Steffenhagen 0925-week-5 often Commanders find themselves caughtLawrence F. Steffenhagen was born in Minnesota in 1912 and graduated from the University of Colorado in 1936. Steffenhagen shipped out with the USS Lexington as a member of the United States Naval Reserve and flew a TBD 1 Devastator as part of VT 2, the carriers Torpedo Squadron 2. On 7 May 1942 Steffenhagen participated in a successful attack on the IJN carrier Shoho, braving enemy fire to score one of the five torpedo hits that sank her.