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Who Shot Down the Most Enemy Planes in a Single Mission? #Shorts
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0:59Now PlayingErich Rudorffer is credited with shooting down the most aircraft ever in a single mission, shooting down thirteen Soviet aircraft on 11 October 1943.
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