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Old 09-27-2007, 03:13 PM   #1
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Rolf Arne Berg was probably the best Norwegian fighter pilot during world war two. He might still be the best fighter pilot Norway has ever had. Retromagazin presents a little information and perhaps even previously unknown information about this very special Spitfire pilot...


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I hope you liked the story. I wrote it.

We moved our website to Warbirds Magazine since this article was published. There are several more stories there, if anyone is interested.
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Great read! I wasn't aware of Norwegian pilots. Makes sense.
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Great story what a shame on his last mission
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