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Who Is Adolf Galland? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Adolf Galland (Non-Fictional): A World War II flying ace and general in the Luftwaffe

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Adolf Galland is a Non-Fictional comic book character, the alter ego of Adolf Joseph Ferdinand Galland, with over 3 comic issue appearances. A World War II flying ace and general in the Luftwaffe

Who is Adolf Galland?

Origin Adolf Galland was born in Westerholt, Westphalia in 1912, the son of a bailiff. He first became interested in flying in 1927, when he joined a glider club. Because Germany wasn't allowed an air force due to the Treaty of Versailles, these gliders were used to train pilots. In 1932 he graduated from school and was accepted to Lufthansa's flying school. After some early setbacks in his flying career he grew disheartened and applied to join the German Army. He received no reply from the army, and remained in pilot training. Character Evolution In 1933 he met Hermann Goring , who impressed him, and was sent to train in Italy. In December of 1933 he joined the Luftwaffe.

Key facts

Adolf Galland is of human origin and first appeared in "Dunkerque". The character is published by Non-Fictional. With 3 recorded issue appearances, Adolf Galland ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Adolf Galland?

A World War II flying ace and general in the Luftwaffe

What is Adolf Galland's real name?

Adolf Galland's real identity is Adolf Joseph Ferdinand Galland.

When did Adolf Galland first appear?

Adolf Galland first appeared in "Dunkerque".

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