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- Q6526903 description "World War I flying ace".
- Q6526903 description "World War I flying ace".
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- Q6526903 abstract "Leutnant Leopold Anslinger was a World War I flying ace credited with ten aerial victories.Anslinger learned to fly pre-World War I, earning pilot certificate No. 566 on 14 October 1913. When the war began, he was a corporal pilot. Promoted to Feldwebel, he was posted to FA 54 on the Russian Front. He was commissioned on 22 March 1915. He won the Iron Cross Second Class on 17 April 1915 and the First Class on 18 August. On 5 December 1915, he was awarded the Military Merit Cross. Between 18 January and 28 August 1916, he scored his first four victories, three of them over French pilots. He also received further honors, beginning with the February 1916 award of the Austro-Hungarian Militar-Verdienst Order and Baden Ritterkreuz, followed by the Royal House Order of Hohenzollern and the Austro-Hungarian Iron Cross.Anslinger was transferred to FA 24 and teamed with Wilhelm Frickart as his gunner. Together, they scored six wins between 12 April and 30 June 1917. Anslinger was then transferred to Kest 9 in Mainz on homeland defense duties.".
- Q6526903 allegiance "Germany".
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- Q6526903 birthDate "1891-04-13".
- Q6526903 birthPlace Q2833.
- Q6526903 birthYear "1891".
- Q6526903 deathDate "1978-06-18".
- Q6526903 deathPlace Q2833.
- Q6526903 deathYear "1978".
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- Q6526903 allegiance "Germany".
- Q6526903 awards "Royal House Order of Hohenzollern, Iron Cross Second Class, Austro-Hungarian Military Merit Cross and Iron Cross".
- Q6526903 dateOfBirth "1891-04-13".
- Q6526903 dateOfDeath "1978-06-18".
- Q6526903 name "Anslinger, Leopold".
- Q6526903 name "Leopold Anslinger".
- Q6526903 placeOfBirth Q2833.
- Q6526903 placeOfDeath "Freiburg".
- Q6526903 shortDescription "World War I flying ace".
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- Q6526903 comment "Leutnant Leopold Anslinger was a World War I flying ace credited with ten aerial victories.Anslinger learned to fly pre-World War I, earning pilot certificate No. 566 on 14 October 1913. When the war began, he was a corporal pilot. Promoted to Feldwebel, he was posted to FA 54 on the Russian Front. He was commissioned on 22 March 1915. He won the Iron Cross Second Class on 17 April 1915 and the First Class on 18 August. On 5 December 1915, he was awarded the Military Merit Cross.".
- Q6526903 label "Leopold Anslinger".
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- Q6526903 name "Anslinger, Leopold".
- Q6526903 name "Leopold Anslinger".
- Q6526903 surname "Anslinger".