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On Wed. 13 may 1942 Hans-Joachim Marseille shot down two Australian P-.....

On Wed. 13 may 1942 Hans-Joachim Marseille shot down two Australian P-.....
Hans-Joachim Marseille shot down two Australian P-40 fighters, Sergeant Colin McDiarmid at 1010 hours and Flying Officer H. G. Pace at 1015 hours, near Ain el Gazala, Libya, raising his kill score to 58. Marseille's aircraft was damaged during this engagement, but he was able to fly his fighter back to base, overheated (from loss of engine oil) and with unbalanced propeller. His fighter would be out of action for two days for repairs.

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