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| − | ''As a military historian, he was fascinated by the age of Imperial Germany and the last of the chivalrous knights, WWI fighter pilots. He loved the subject, the men would go out and face death and if they won a dogfight would show mercy by saluting their downed opponents. Maybe his view was a little warped, but he was consistent in his views.''
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| − | ''While on vacation in Nevada he was attacked by an eagle, the bird swooped down on him time after time. As he ran for cover, suddenly the attacks stopped. He looked around and found that the great bird had dropped dead. Looking over his wounds he found them minor and did not call for assistance, that was a mistake. The bird had been contaminated by eating fish near a hydroelectric power plant. It only took fifteen minutes for the pain to overcome his mind, by the time his winds sprouted, his mind was long gone.''
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| − | ''The Red Baron flew out of the desert that day, in pursuit of glory.''
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