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Hartmann flew a fighter. Unlike, who was a marksman and expert in the art of, Hartmann was a master of stalk-and-ambush tactics. By his own account, he was convinced that 80% of the pilots he downed did not even realise what hit them. He relied on the powerful engine of his Bf 109 for high-power sweeps and quick approaches, occasionally diving through entire enemy formations to take advantage of the confusion that followed in order to disengage.

When the decorated British test pilot Captain asked Hartmann how he had amassed 352 air victories, he revealed: Well you can't believe it, but the, which was their main ground-attack aircraft, flew like in formation and didn't attempt to make any evasive manoeuvres. And all they had was one peashooter in the back of each plane. Also, some of the pilots were women. Their peashooter was no threat unless they had a very lucky hit on you. I didn't open fire til the aircraft filled my whole windscreen. If I did this, I would get one every time.

His preferred method of attack was to hold fire until extremely close (20 m (66 ft) or less), then unleash a short burst at point-blank range—a technique he learned while flying as wingman of his former commander, Walter Krupinski, who favoured this approach. Karaya-Staffel emblem On 20 September 1943, Hartmann was credited with his 100th aerial victory—he claimed four this day to end it on 101. He was the 54th Luftwaffe pilot to achieve the century mark. In October 1943, Hartmann claimed another 33 aerial victories.

On 2 and 12 October he accounted for four victories and achieved a treble on 14, 15 and 20 October and double claims on 24, 25 and 29 October. On 29 October, he was awarded the ( Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes), at which point his tally stood at 148. By the end of the year, this had risen to 159.

In the first two months of 1944, Hartmann claimed over 50 Soviet aircraft. This included 25 in January. On 26 February 1944 he claimed 10 fighters shot down, all of them Soviet-flown P-39s. Hartmann continued scoring at an even greater pace. His spectacular rate of success raised a few eyebrows even in the; his claims were double and triple-checked, and his performance closely monitored by an observer flying in his formation.

On 2 March, he reached 202. By this time, the Soviet pilots were familiar with Hartmann's radio call sign of Karaya 1, and the Soviet Command had put a price of 10,000 on the German pilot's head.

Hartmann, for a time, used a black design around the near the of his aircraft, so Soviet personnel consequently nicknamed him Cherniy Chort ('Black Devil'). However, Hartmann's opponents were often reluctant to stay and fight if they noticed his personal design. As a result, this aircraft was often allocated to novices, who could fly it in relative safety. On 21 March, it was Hartmann who scored JG 52 's 3,500th victory of the war. Adversely, the reluctance of the Soviet airmen to fight caused Hartmann's kill rate to drop. Hartmann then had the tulip design removed, and his aircraft painted just like the rest of his unit.

Consequently, in the following two months, Hartmann amassed over 50 victories. In March 1944, Hartmann,, Walter Krupinski and were summoned to 's in. Barkhorn was to be honoured with the Swords, while Hartmann, Krupinski and Wiese were to receive the ( Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes mit Eichenlaub). On the train, all four of them got drunk on cognac and champagne. Supporting each other and unable to stand, they arrived at Berchtesgaden. Major, Hitler's Luftwaffe adjutant, was shocked. After some sobering up, Hartmann was still intoxicated.

Hartmann took a German officer's hat from a stand and put it on, but it was too large. Von Below became upset, told Hartmann it was Hitler's and ordered him to put it back. During his meeting with Hitler, Hartmann was critical of German pilot training and the failure of the training program to prepare them for combat. He also mentioned the high loss rates and improved Soviet aviation. What impact these remarks had on Hitler is unknown.

Diamonds to the Knight's Cross [ ] In April and May 1944, 9./JG 52 resisted the Soviet. In April Hartmann claimed five victories. In May, Hartmann filed claims number 208 to 231 which included six on the 6 May. On 8 May 1944, JG 52 fled the region as the German defence collapsed. Hartmann flew out with two mechanics crammed into the fuselage of his Bf 109. JG 52 subsequently took part in the defeat of the Soviet on the -Soviet border.

On 21 May 1944, Hartmann engaged aircraft in for the first time in defence of the oilfields. While flying 'top cover' for another Schwarm, Hartmann attacked a flight of four over,, downing two, while the other two P-51s fell victim to his fellow pilots. On 1 June 1944, Hartmann shot down four P-51s in a single mission over the oil fields. Later that month, during his fifth combat with American pilots, he shot down two more P-51s before being forced to bail out, when eight other P-51s ran his Messerschmitt out of fuel.

During the intense manoeuvring, Hartmann managed to line up one of the P-51s at close range, but heard only a 'clank' when he fired, as he had run out of ammunition. While he was hanging in his parachute, the P-51s circled above him, and Hartmann wondered if they would take this opportunity to kill him. One of the P-51Bs flown by Lt. Goebel of the 308th Squadron,, broke away and headed straight for him. Goebel was making a camera pass to record the bailout and banked away from him only at the last moment, waving at Hartmann as he went. On 17 August, Hartmann became the top scoring fighter ace, surpassing fellow JG 52 pilot Gerhard Barkhorn, with his 274th victory.

On 23 August, Hartmann claimed eight victories in three combat missions, an achievement, bringing his score to 290 victories. He passed the 300-mark on 24 August 1944, a day on which he shot down 11 aircraft in two combat missions, representing his greatest ever victories-per-day ratio (a double-ace-in-a-day) and bringing the number of aerial victories to an unprecedented 301. He was immediately grounded by, who was fearful of the effect on German morale should such a hero be lost. Hartmann, however, later successfully lobbied to be reinstated as a combat pilot. Hartmann became one of only 27 German soldiers in World War II to receive the Diamonds to his Knight's Cross. Hartmann was summoned to the, Adolf Hitler's military headquarters near, to receive the coveted award from Hitler personally. On arrival, he was asked to surrender his — a security measure caused by the aftermath of the failed on 20 July 1944.

Hartmann refused and threatened to decline the Diamonds if he were not trusted to carry his pistol. After consulting Nicolaus von Below, Hitler's Luftwaffe adjutant, Hartmann was allowed to keep his side arm and accepted the Diamonds. During Hartmann's meeting with Hitler, Hartmann discussed at length the shortcomings of fighter pilot training. Allegedly, Hitler revealed to Hartmann that he believed that, 'militarily, the war is lost,' and that he wished the Luftwaffe had 'more like him and.' Bf-109 in the Hartmann color scheme on display at the The Diamonds to the Knight's Cross also earned Hartmann a 10-day leave.

On his way to his vacation, he was ordered by to attend a meeting in Berlin-Gatow. Galland wanted to transfer Hartmann to the test program. Hartmann requested that the transfer be cancelled on the grounds of his deep attachment to JG 52. Galland, valuing comradeship and seeing the merit in Hartmann's request, cancelled the transfer to the jet squadron and rescinded the order that had taken him off combat operations. Galland then ordered Hartmann to the Jagdfliegerheim (vacation resort for fighter pilots) in, where, on 10 September, Hartmann married his long-time teenage love, Ursula 'Usch' Paetsch.

Witnesses to the wedding included his friends Gerhard Barkhorn and. Last combat missions [ ] From 1–14 February 1945, Hartmann briefly led I. Gruppe of as acting Gruppenkommandeur until he was replaced. In March 1945, Hartmann, his score now standing at 336 aerial victories, was asked a second time by General Adolf Galland to join the Me 262 units forming to fly the new jet fighter.

Hartmann attended the jet conversion program led. Galland also intended Hartmann to fly with. Hartmann declined the offer, preferring to remain with JG 52. Some sources report that Hartmann's decision to stay with his unit was due to a request via made. Now Gruppenkommandeur of I./JG 52, Erich Hartmann claimed his 350th aerial victory on 17 April, in the vicinity of.

The last wartime photograph of Hartmann known was taken in connection with this victory. At the end of the war, Erich Hartmann disobeyed General 's order to Hartmann and Hermann Graf to fly to the British sector to avoid capture by Soviet forces. Hartmann later explained: I must say that during the war I never disobeyed an order, but when General Seidemann ordered Graf and me to fly to the British sector and surrender to avoid the Soviets, with the rest of the wing to surrender to the Soviets, I could not leave my men. That would have been bad leadership. Hartmann's last kill occurred over,, on 8 May, the last day of the war in Europe. Early that morning, he was ordered to fly a reconnaissance mission and report the position of Soviet forces.

Hartmann took off with his wingman at 08:30 and spotted the first Soviet units just 40 kilometres (25 miles) away. Passing over the area, Hartmann saw two Yak-9s performing aerobatics for the Soviet columns. Determined to 'spoil the party', Hartmann dove upon the fighters from his vantage point at 12,000 ft (3,700 m) and shot one down from a range of 200 ft (61 m). As he lined up the second fighter, Hartmann noticed a flicker of shiny dots above him coming from the West; they were P-51s.

Rather than make a stand and be caught between the Soviets and the Americans, Hartmann and his wingman fled at low level into the pall of smoke that covered Brno. When he landed, Hartmann learned that the Soviet forces were within artillery range of the airfield, so JG 52 destroyed Karaya One, 24 other Bf 109s, and large quantities of ammunition. Hartmann later recalled his final violent action of the war: We destroyed the aircraft and all munitions, everything. I sat in my fighter and fired the guns into the woods where all the fuel had been dropped, and then jumped out.

We destroyed twenty-five perfectly good fighters. They would be nice to have in museums now. As Gruppenkommandeur of I./JG 52, Hartmann chose to surrender his unit to members of the.

Prisoner of war [ ] After his capture, the U.S. Army handed Hartmann, his pilots, and ground crew over to the Soviet Union on 14 May, where he was imprisoned in accordance with the, which stated that airmen and soldiers fighting Soviet forces had to surrender directly to them. Hartmann and his unit were led by the Americans to a large open-air compound to await the transfer. The number of prisoners grew to 50,000. Living conditions deteriorated, and some American guards turned a blind eye to escapes.

In some cases they assisted by providing food and maps. Hartmann embarked on a prisoner train eastward. Travelling via,, across the into,, and finally. Initially, the Soviets tried to convince Hartmann to cooperate with them. He was asked to spy on fellow officers and become a stukatch, or 'stool pigeon'.

He refused and was given 10 days' solitary confinement in a four-by-nine-by-six-foot chamber. He slept on a concrete floor and was given only bread and water. On another occasion, the Soviets threatened to kidnap and murder his wife (the death of his son was kept from Hartmann). During similar interrogations about his knowledge of the Me 262, Hartmann was struck by a Soviet officer using a cane, prompting Hartmann to slam his chair down on the head of the assailant, knocking him out.

Expecting to be shot, he was transferred back to the small bunker. Hartmann, not ashamed of his war service, opted to go on a hunger strike and starve rather than fold to 'Soviet will', as he called it. The Soviets allowed the hunger strike to go on for four days before force-feeding him.

More subtle efforts by the Soviet authorities to convert Hartmann to also failed. He was offered a post in the, which he refused: If, after I am home in the West, you make me a normal contract offer, a business deal such as people sign every day all over the world, and I like your offer, then I will come back and work with you in accordance with the contract. But if you try to put me to work under coercion of any kind, then I will resist to my dying gasp. War crimes charges [ ] During his captivity Hartmann was first arrested on 24 December 1949, and three days later, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison. In June 1951 he was sentenced as an alleged member of an anti-Soviet group.

After continuous failed attempts by the Soviets to break him, Hartmann was charged with war crimes, specifically the 'deliberate shooting of 780 Soviet civilians' in the village of, attacking a 'bread factory' on 23 May 1943, and destroying 345 'expensive' Soviet aircraft. He refused to confess to these charges and conducted his own defence, which the presiding judge denounced as a 'waste of time'. Sentenced to 25 years of, Hartmann refused to work. He was eventually put into solitary confinement, which enraged his fellow prisoners.

They began a revolt, overpowered the guards, and freed him. Hartmann made a complaint to the Kommandant 's office, asking for a representative from Moscow and an international inspection, as well as a tribunal, to acquit him of his unlawful conviction. This was refused, and he was transferred to a camp in, where he spent five more months in solitary confinement. Eventually, Hartmann was granted a tribunal, but it upheld his original sentence. He was subsequently sent to another camp, this time at Diaterka in the. In 1955, Hartmann's mother wrote to the new,, to whom she appealed to secure his freedom.

A trade agreement between West Germany and the Soviet Union was reached, and Hartmann was released along with 16,000 German military personnel as one of the last. After spending 10 and a half years in Soviet camps, he was among the last batch of prisoners to be turned over. Returning to West Germany, he was reunited with his wife Ursula, to whom he had written every day of the war.

In January 1997, the, acting as the to the Soviet Union, exonerated Hartmann by admitting that his conviction for war crimes was unlawful. Post-war years [ ].

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Aunts are hared to pin down, ya know. I think out of interest, I will go see it, and try to fire it up.

I agree that it must be a scam, but when you think where I'm located, and where it is advertised, it is more likey from a guy who moved here from the city where he was scammed, and now trying to download it. I will call him now, and try to go see it.

I have not contributed much to this forum, but as I sit typing away I am listening to this thing power down. The chap was nice enough to let me bring home (he lives only 4 blocks away. Anyhow, he has my license, which can be replaced, and I have his P.J.

He has the better end of the deal! First impression: Super loud, and super long to shut down. Still typing with this loud airconitionner sound behind me.. What a f>>>in relief. EVERYTHING SEEMS SO QUIET NOW.

NO WORD OF A LIE. Anyhow, super loud, no zoom, and won't synch with hdmi.. I gotta go, this guy has my license!!!!! This tale, is in fact true, in case you are wondering. So it is a scam.VERIFIED., but the guy is clueless of this.

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I have seen them go for 400 bones before. I was at a second hand store yesterday and they had one there so I was interested $550 for it and a screen.

When they quoted the original price of 5000 and the screen for 999.00 I knew there was something wrong when they are asking 550 dollars for everything. I read the box 5500 lumins 1080p (compatible) SO I had them power it up.

Well I guess it was maybe 500 lumins not 5000 and the non zoom and the hard twisting to focus and the key stoning was mechanical. No mention of the native resolution in the manual. Time to Run If you read the box it would be a great projector and to top it off the had an ad in a mag showing it for 5,500 dollars what a scam. Well I am ashamed to say that I bought one for $500 out of the back of an actual white van; same ******** pitch about having to get rid of the shipment or his boss would kill him.

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Originally Posted by Kojo Ferguson Well I am ashamed to say that I bought one for $500 out of the back of an actual white van; same ******** pitch about having to get rid of the shipment or his boss would kill him. Sucker sucker sucker. The quality of this thing rates right up there with that 'slapchop' kitchen tool. The picture is dark and full of black dots - its almost as though someone took the time to make this just so as soon as you turn it on, you feel the word sucker being kick stamped on your ass.

Even the screen that he threw in for free won't stay unrolled. That boy is lucky I have no way of catching up with him.

Verdict: ultimate scam. Ah that sucks dude.