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Bruno Loerzer (22
January 1891 – 23
August 1960) was a
German air
force officer during World War I and
World War II.
Credited with 44
aerial victories...
- the damp of
trench warfare.
While he was recovering, his
friend Bruno Loerzer convinced him to
transfer to what
would become, by
October 1916, the Luftstreitkräfte...
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Ulrich Grauert at Cologne, the II.
Fliegerkorps under Generaloberst Bruno Loerzer at Frankfurt, and V.
Fliegerkorps under command of
General Robert Ritter...
- 20 July plot
Martin Bormann,
Hermann Göring, and
Bruno Loerzer surveying the
damaged conference room Type Coup d'état
Locations Several,
including Wolf's...
- Armee-Abteilung B. Its
first Staffelfuhrer (Commanding Officer) was
Bruno Loerzer, ****igned 21
January 1917. Its
first war
patrols followed a w**** later...
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Martin Bormann,
Hermann Göring, and
Bruno Loerzer surveying the
damage made by the 20 July plot...
- In the
First World War,
Bruno Loerzer became a
fighter ace
credited with 44
confirmed aerial victories while flying for the
German Luftstreitkräfte. Franks...
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Bruno Loerzer Commander of
Jagdgeschwader 53 Pik As
April 1938 –
September 1939 Succeeded by
Major Hans
Klein Preceded by
Generalmajor Bruno Loerzer Inspekteur...
- ****ault. An
experienced flying ace with 22 victories,
Oberleutnant Bruno Loerzer, was
appointed to
command JG III. On 12 to 15
March 1918, JG III's aircraft...
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November 1, 1942 – Günther Rüdel (1883–1950)
February 16, 1943 –
Bruno Loerzer (1891–1960)
February 16, 1943 –
Robert Ritter von
Greim (1892–1945) March...
