Rickenbacker shot down 26 enemy aircraft in World War I.
How many of the pilots were killed is not known, nor is the number of ground troops he might have killed.
Eddie Rickenbacker, an American fighter pilot during World War I, is credited with shooting down 26 enemy planes. His impressive record made him the highest-scoring ace of the United States during the war. Rickenbacker's skills and bravery earned him numerous accolades and recognition for his contributions to aerial combat.
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
Certainly - but not as many as disease.
no? yes they were children were strapped with grenades and would walk up to soldiers and kill themselves and the soldiers.
Both. They captured the most valiant of their enemy and in a ceremony on top of one of their many pyramids, the priest cut out the soldiers heart and held it up for all to see -- still beating.
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In October 1942 Eddie Rickenbacker was aboard a B-17 that was forced to ditch in the Pacific Ocean. He and most of the crew were finally rescued on 13th November after 24 days lost at sea.
Eddie Rickenbacker, an American fighter pilot during World War I, is credited with shooting down 26 enemy planes. His impressive record made him the highest-scoring ace of the United States during the war. Rickenbacker's skills and bravery earned him numerous accolades and recognition for his contributions to aerial combat.
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
Certainly - but not as many as disease.
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He killed 13 and wounded 30.
Many Ways: Burn, Gas, Shoot, Kill, Stab, blow em up
The climax happens towards the end of the novel when Eddie meets Tala and she says "You burn me. You make me fire" (188). This is the climax because throughout the novel we see that Eddie has been tormented his entire life, after the war, not knowing if he had killed an innocent child in the burning hut. He has experienced many nightmares and could never seem to get that scene out of his mind. It is here that Eddie sees he did kill an innocent child in the war and that he was not hallucinating as the other soldiers had thought.
Usually many soldiers will typically not have to kill any past the one digit mark but more often they don't kill anyone.