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AAuussttrroo--HHuunnggaarriiaann AAiirr AAcceess 11991144--11991188 K. u. k. Luftfahrtruppen K.u.k. Seeflugwesen Jan J. Šafařík http://aces.safarikovi.org/ http://aces.safarikovi.eu/ © 2005–2018 Jan Josef Šafařík Thu Dec 20 08:20:50 CET 2018 Austro-Hungarian Empire Victories Name Confirmed Unconf. Nationality Position Units Brumowski, Godwin 39 2 BO, P Flik 1, 12, 41J (Co) Arigi, Julius 32 Deutschböhme P Flik 6, FLG 1, Flik 41J, 55J, 1J Linke-Crawford, Frank 30 2 P Flik 41J, 60J Fiala Rittre von Fernbrugg, Benno 28 4 BO, P Flik 1, 19, 41J, 12G, 56J, 51J (Co) Gräser, Franz 20 BO, P Flik 2, 32, 42J, 61J Kiss de Ittebe et Elemer, Josef 19 1 Ungar / Slovák P Flik 24, 16, 55J Fejes, Istvan (Stefan) 16 5 Ungar P Flik 19, 51J Bönsch, Eugen 16 2 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 51J Strohschneider, Ernst 15 1 Sudetendeutscher BO, P Flik 23, FLG 1, Flik 42J, 61J (Co) Stojsavljević, Raoul 13 Kroate P Flik 34, 16 (Co) Banfield, Gottfried Freiherr von 12 8 Österreicher P k.u.k. Seeflugwesen - Seeflugstation Pola & Trieste Heyrowsky, Adolf 12 1 P Flik 2, 9, 12, 19 (Co) Rudorfer, Franz 12 1 BO, P Flik 19D, 51J (Co) Gruber, Kurt 11 3 Österreicher P Flik 1, 41J, 60J Navratil, Friedrich Miroslav 10 Kroate P Flik 13, 11, 41J, 3J (Co) Jindra, Otto 9 Čech BO, P Flik 1 (Co), Flek 11, Fliegergrupe G Kenzian Elder von Kenzianshauser, Georg 9 Österreicher BO, P Flik 24, 55J, 68J (Co), 42J (Co) Kaszala, Karoly (Karl) 8 Ungar P Flik 1, 41J Kostrba, Jindřich (Heinrich) 8 Čech P Flik 8, 4, 23 Tahy Sandor, Alexander von 8 Ungar BO, P Flik 19, 51J Udvardy, Nándor (Ferdinand) 8 Ungar P Flik 10, 42J Maier, József von 7 3 Ungar P Flik 13, 55J Friedrich, Josef 7 Sudetendeutscher BO, P Flik 16,24 Hautzmayer, Ludwig 7 Ungar P Flik 19D, 51J, 61J (Co) Jäger, Otto 7 Sudetendeutscher BO, P Flik 10, 27, 42J Novák, Augustin 7 Čech P Flik 30, 13, 39 Risztics, Janos (Johann) 7 Ungar P Flik 42J Pürer, Josef 6 1 Österreicher BO, P Flik 19, 29, 57F, 3J Dombrowski, Andreas 6 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 29, 68J Frint, Johann 6 BO Flik 23 Kasza, Alexander (Sándor) 6 Ungar P Flik 55J Nikitsch, Karl 6 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 39 (Co), Flieger-Detachement Haupt. Nikitsch (Co), 63J (Co) Peter, Franz 6 Pole BO, P Flik 14, 47, 3J Schmidt, Roman 6 Österreicher BO, P Flik 7, 13, 30J, 74J (Co) Siegel, Josef 6 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 15, 21, 6, FLG 1, Flek 6, Flik 16, 56J Weber, Rudolf 6 BO, P Flik 25, 2 Hefty, Frigyés 5 5 Ungar P Flik 12, 44F, 42J Oberst, Franz 5 1 Deutschböhme (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 42J Teichmann, Karl 5 1 Sudetendeutscher (Schlesier o. Mährer) P Flik 42J, 60J, 14J Busa, Julius 5 Ungar P Flik 14D Froreich, Wedige von 5 Sudetendeutscher BO, P Flik 30 (Co), 11, 51J (Co), 103G Karoly, Benko 5 Kowalczik, Julius 5 Deutschmährer (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 15, 24 Lahner, Franz 5 P Flik 55J Lang, Friedrich 5 P k.u.k. Seeflugwesen - Flugstation Durazzo, Kumbor & Polo Lasi, Johann 5 Kroate BO Flik 6 Copyright © Jan J. Šafařík Victories Name Confirmed Unconf. Nationality Position Units Macourek, Béla 5 Ungar BO, P Flik 23, 6F, 1J (Co) Magerl, Vinzenz 5 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 25, 42J Nachod, Kurt 5 Sudetendeutscher BO Flik 20 Patzelt, Karl 5 Deutschböhme (Sudetendeutscher) BO, P Flik 3, 29, 39, 34, 101G, 42J, 68J Rodlauer, Alois 5 P Flik 60J, 9J Szepessy-Sokoll Freiherr von Négyes et Renó, Rudolf 5 Ungar BO, P Flik 17, 3, 27, 41J Urban, Karl 5 Österreicher BO Flik 10, 66D, 14J Wognár, Stephan Franz 5 Slovák P Flik 2 Müller, Richard 4 5 P Flik 9J, 16D, 36K, 66D, 73D Mörath, Edgar 4 1 P Flik 61J Schrimpl, R. Otto 4 1 P Flik 61J Banfield, Karl 4 Österreicher P Běhounek, Alfons 4 Čech ? / Deutscher ? P Flik 17D, 55J Cislaghi, Carlo 4 P Flik 21D, 28 Ezékiel, Andrász 4 Ungar P Flieger-Detachement Haupt. Nikitsch,Flik 31,Jagdstaffel Harja,Flik 33 Hauser, Ladislaus 4 Ungar BO Heidl, Albin 4 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 22, 42J, 60J, 14J Jaschek, Ferdinand 4 Deutschschlesier (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 41J Kauer, Max 4 Deutschböhme (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 28 Lang, Wiktor 4 Pole BO Flik 28 Libano, Max 4 Oberösterreicher P Flik 1 Lonstak, Rudolf 4 Ungar P Flik 14 Lupfer, Egbert 4 P Flik 55J Maurer, Karl 4 P Flik 17 Mayer, Paul 4 Wiener Jude BO Flik 9 Perik, Richard 4 P Pirnos, Ernst 4 Deutschmährer (Sudetendeutscher) BO Flik 23, 101G Rottmann, Fritz 4 P Flik 10 Schlossleitner, Max 4 Österreicher BO Flik 8 Schmidt, Kasimir 4 Pole BO Flik 14 Slanina, Franz 4 P Flik 23D Telessy, Lajos 4 Ungar P Flik 9J, 21D, 14J Terk, Rupert 4 Österreicher P Flik 36, 63J (Co) Újváry, László 4 Ungar P Steć, Stefan Stanislav 3 6 Pole BO, P Flik 3J, Flik 9J (Co) Benko, Karl (Karoly) 3 2 P Flik 28D, 74J Novák, Josef 3 1 Čech P Flek 8, Flik 29, 41J Buchberger, Franz 3 Čech BO Flik 1 Cagasek, Josef 3 Čech P Flik 4, 8, Ger. Jagdstaffel in Kimulince, Flik 14J Dósza, Adorjan 3 Ungar P Flik 25 Fischer, Johann 3 Niederösterreicher BO, P Flik 24, 38D, 40D (Jagdstaffel Galanestie), 30J (Co) Grosschmid, Stefan von 3 P k.u.k. Seeflugwesen Haring, Wilhelm 3 Deutscher P Flieger-Detachement Haupt. Nikitsch, Flik 31 (Haupfstaffel Harja) Hoffmann Ritter von Ostenhof, Josef 3 P Flik 46 Copyright © Jan J. Šafařík Victories Name Confirmed Unconf. Nationality Position Units Hrussoćzy Eld. von Reczycze, Viktor 3 Ungar BO Flik 25 Kolba, Arpád 3 Ungar P Flik 13, 23 Korsitzki, Alfons 3 Deutschmährer (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 28 Leiner, Hans 3 BO Flik 29, 55J Leiner, Johann 3 Niederösterreicher BO Flik 29 Madarász, Georg von 3 Ungar BO Flik 20 Matzenauer, Hugó 3 Ungar BO Flik 13 Meissner, Michael 3 Flik 48D, 9J, 14J Minár, Julius 3 Ungar P Flik 20 Popelák, Jan 3 Čech BO Flik 14, 33, 39 Semmelrock, Karl 3 Ungarn-Deutscher P Flik 30, 51J Soukup Eld. von Falkenegg, Leonhard 3 BO Flik 9 Stumpa, Emanuel 3 Deutschböhme (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 55J, 68J Šafář (Safar), Oskar 3 Čech BO, P Flik 9, 29 (Co) Vrecl, Alois 3 Čech Flik 18, 25 Zwierzina, Johann 3 P Flik 14, 3J (Co) Fuchshuber, Franz 2 1 Niederosterreicher P Flik 56J Klemm, Rudolf 2 1 Flik 56J Malz, Johann 2 1 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 39, 14J Funk, Erwin 2+ P Flik 16D Abay, Béla 2 Ungar BO Flik 29 Albrecht, Alfred 2 Siebenbürger Sachse BO Flik 37 Altadonna, Georg 2 Südtiroler P Flik 40D Angerer, Emmerich 2 Österreicher BO Flik 30 Baumgartner, Johann 2 Niederösterreicher BO Flik 1 Brandt, Alfred 2 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 1, 41J, 32 Breitenfelder, V. 2 BO Flik 24 Čamoch, Friedrich 2 Österreicher P Flik 20 Dahinter, Alfred 2 Siebenbürger Sachse P Flik 9 (Co) Dechant, Friedrich 2 P Flik 51J Fejes, Béla 2 Ungar P Flik 14 Firtos de Felsöbenced, Franz 2 Ungar BO Flik 39 Flach, Emil 2 Österreicher BO, P Flik 5, 44 Franz, Ernst 2 P Flik 23 Fritsch, Karl 2 Deutschböhme (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 43, 41J Gawel, Marian 2 Pole BO, P Flik 5, 36, 32, 41J Gefing, Eugen 2 Österreicher BO Flik 25 Goldberger, Adolf 2 Ungarn-Deutscher P Flik 14 Grünne, Philipp Graf 2 Niederösterreicher BO Flik 1 Hablitschek, Paul 2 Ungarn-Deutscher P Flik 7 Hammerlitz, Rudolf Benno von 2 Deutscher BO Flik 29 Heinz, E. 2 P Flik 19 Jelinek, Paul 2 Čech Flik 42J Klecker, Hermann 2 Sudetendeutscher BO Flik 14 Kosutić, August 2 Kroate BO Flik 13 Koudela, Franz 2 Österreicher P Flik 26 Copyright © Jan J. Šafařík Victories Name Confirmed Unconf. Nationality Position Units Kurtnecker, Armad 2 Ungarn-Deutscher P Flik 10 Lambert, Anton 2 Ungar P Flik 9 Mayrbäurl, Heinrich 2 Flik 41J Németh, Franz 2 Ungar P Flik 9 Nostitz-Rieneck, Franz Graf 2 Sudetendeutscher ? P k.u.k. Seeflugwesen - Seeflugstation Triest, Kumbor, Pula Pareński, Johann 2 Pole BO Flik 10 Pisch, Franz 2 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 1, 102G Pračny (Pracný ?), Harry 2 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 20 Reithofer, K. 2 P Flik 19 Sabeditsch, Karl (Karel) 2 Čech P Flik 34, 101G (FLG 1), 1J (Co) Salmon, Gustav Edler von 2 Ungar P Flik 19, 35, 41J, 42J (Co) Seltner, Karl 2 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 29, Flieger-Detachement Haupt. Nikitsch Schierz, Johann 2 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 9 Schwarz, Matthäus (Mathias) 2 Dalmatiner BO Flik 30 Stanger, Rudolf 2 Flik 56J, 14J Struckel, Rudolf 2 Ungarn-Deutscher RSB, BO Flik 1, 36 Šulc, Franz 2 Deutschböhme (Sudetendeutscher) BO, P Flik 14, 56J Takács, Ferdinand 2 Ungar P Flik 30, Flik 42J Thaller, Mathias 2 BO Flik 20 Tóth, István 2 Ungar P Flik 3, 53D Tóth, Josef 2 Ungar BO Flik 9, 10 Tóth, Stefan 2 Ungar P Flik 3 Unger, Johann 2 Österreicher P Flik 33, 66 Vaczkó, Ladislaus 2 Ungar P Flik 20, 35 Ventura, Johann 2 P Flik 14, 40 (Co) Zuzmann, Franz 2 Slowene P Flik 20 Žůrovec (Zurovec), Josef 2 Čech P Flik 26, 29 Strobl Edler von Ravelsburg, Heribert 1 2 BO, P k.u.k. Seeflugwesen - Seeflugstation Pola Babel, Walter 1 1 P Flik 56J Samek, Jaroslav 1 1 Čech P Flik 5, 41J, 101G Förster, Otto 1+ P Flik 3J Klepsch, Johann 1+ P Flik 21 Stalina, Franz 1+ P Wolf, Ernst Richard 1+ BO Flik 6 Albl, Stefan 1 Ungar BO Flik 5 Albrecht, Arno 1 Sudetendeutscher BO, P Flik 7, Flek 21 Balzareno, Karl 1 P Flik 51J Baranyay von Bodor et Zákasfalva, Ludovic 1 Ungar BO Flik 3 Barth, Karl 1 Sudetendeutscher P Flik 3 Barwig, Arnold 1 Deutschmährer (Sudetendeutscher) BO Flik 28 Bastyr, Stefan 1 Pole BO/TO Flek 2, Flik 10, 12R, 37P Bauer, Leopold 1 Niederösterreicher P Flik 36 Bauer, Ludwig 1 Deutscherböhme (Sudetendeutscher) P Flik 3, 18 Bedö, Karl 1 Flik 24D Beer, Karl Willibald 1 Deutscherböhme (Sudetendeutscher) BO Flik 28 Bechinie Freiherr von Lažan, Bruno 1 Sudetendeutscher ? / Čech ? P Flik 10 Copyright © Jan J.
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