Why a German Kamikaze Cried Tears of Joy

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It’s April 7th, 1945, and a pilot roams the skies in his Bf-109. Unteroffizier Klaus Hahn has been hardened by the firestorms that the Americans and British unleashed over the German cities. He now finds himself in the Sonderkommando Elbe whose mission is to bring down the B-17’s, B-24s and Lancasters by any means, including ramming. Harassed by enemy fighters he spots an opportunity and makes a dive for a B-17. On board the B-17 is 1st. Lieutenant Bud Wentz. What fate has in store for Klaus, Bud and his crew is an incredible story.

Sources:
wbuddwentz.com/lastmission
www.loc.gov/item/afc2001001.49817
Recollections of Klaus Hahn. // Bowman, Martin W; Boiten, Theo, Raiders of the Reich: air battle Western Europe, 1942-45. Osceola, WI, USA: Motorbooks International, 1996. Pages 119-214.

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00:00 Bf 109s hunt B-17s
02:36 Enlisting in the Sonderkommando Elbe
03:35 Klaus rams the enemy plane
04:10 InVideo AI
05:12 Out of control
06:55 Bud Wentz’s B-17 leaves the formation
08:04 Wentz lands his B-17
09:56 Mysterious B-17 from KG 200 base
11:43 Return to home
13:33 Tears of regret and happiness

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22 thoughts on “Why a German Kamikaze Cried Tears of Joy”

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  2. Strange that they risked so much in landing instead of flying straight and level westwards as far as possible and bailing out. And very strange that the German pilot was glad to know that he has failed to kill his enemies (losing his arm for nothing, BTW). Allies' bombing of German civilians was a war crime not a bit better than the Nazis ones.

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  19. Why are you changing history by customizing the insignia on the Germans? Oh yeah that's right, people are too offended by the truth. Pathetic world we live in when you have to change history to accommodate the few. I wonder what the vets would think if they were still around today.

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  20. The Germans thought the Americans would be terrified by loosing too many of their own… but they didn’t realize the Americans don’t care about them…. looks at how they treat their veterans

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