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==Biography== |
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Possessing an unusually strong heart and lungs, Geiger held the record for withstanding 10G, which surpasses the human limit of 9G, in a G-Force training craft. This high amount of G-Force was later called the "[[Kranich Turn]]".{{ref|ACZAR}} |
Possessing an unusually strong heart and lungs, Geiger held the record for withstanding 10G, which surpasses the human limit of 9G, in a G-Force training craft. This high amount of G-Force was later called the "[[Kranich Turn]]".{{ref|ACZAR}} |
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+ | On June 20, 1995, as part of the remnant forces gathered at [[Anfang]], he engaged [[Allied Forces]] in the area. He was later shot down by the [[Galm Team]].{{ref|ACZAR}} |
After the war, Geiger became an instructor in the Belkan Air Force.{{ref|ACZAR}} |
After the war, Geiger became an instructor in the Belkan Air Force.{{ref|ACZAR}} |
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Latest revision as of 07:12, 20 July 2018
Miroslav Geiger, callsign Kranich, was a pilot turned instructor of the Belkan Air Force.[1]
Biography
Possessing an unusually strong heart and lungs, Geiger held the record for withstanding 10G, which surpasses the human limit of 9G, in a G-Force training craft. This high amount of G-Force was later called the "Kranich Turn".[1]
On June 20, 1995, as part of the remnant forces gathered at Anfang, he engaged Allied Forces in the area. He was later shot down by the Galm Team.[1]
After the war, Geiger became an instructor in the Belkan Air Force.[1]