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Otto Könnecke : ウィキペディア英語版 | Otto Könnecke
Leutnant Otto Könnecke (20 December 1892 – 25 January 1956) Pour le Merite, Golden Military Merit Cross, Knight's Cross with Swords of the Royal House Order of Hohenzollern, Iron Cross, was a leading German ace of World War I with 35 victories. He was one of only five pilots to receive Germany's highest decorations for both enlisted pilot and officer. He later became one of the founding pilots of Deutsche Luft Hansa and assisted in development of the new Luftwaffe. ==Early life== Otto Könnecke was of humble origin, born in Straßberg, a carpenter's son. He attended the Building Trade School in Frankfurt am Main and became an apprentice carpenter. He became bored with this life by his late teens and in 1911 enlisted in Railroad Regiment 3, which was at Hanau. In 1913, he applied for pilot training and as an NCO, trained with FEA 4 at Metz and received his pilot's wings. He served in various units and capacities, ending up in Jagdstaffel 25 (Squadron 25).
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