Kommodore Helmet Wick
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LW047
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King and Country
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Product information "Kommodore Helmet Wick"
Released: 2011/12
Wick achieved 56 victories before and during the Battle of Britain... Promoted to "Kommodore" and given command of JG2 he was shot down and drowned in the English Channel in November 1940.
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