Talk:Karl Bohnenkamp
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Was Bohnenkamp a Saxon?
[edit]While the Prussians manned the overwhelming majority of the jagdstaffeln, three other kingdoms staffed their own national air forces within the German Empire. Since Bohnenkamp served 16 months with a Saxon squadron, it can be surmised he was Saxon. Now for some proof....it sure would be nice to know more about this mysterious hero.
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