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July 12th 04, 03:14 AM
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Douglas Pitcairn, Luftwaffe Pilot
I have recently learned about Douglas Pitcairn a Luftwaffe pilot who flew with
the Condor Legion in Spain. The article didn't describe how someone with such an English sounding name ended up in Spain. At first I thought he might be an English volunteer for Franco but since the Condor Legion was really an all German show and now I learn that Pitcairn flew for the Luftwaffe in France I realize he must have been a German citizen. I am more intriqued than ever. Who was he and how did he get his name? Did he survive WW2? John Dupre' 
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