Blood Red Skies US Ace Pilot: Lawrence Steffenhagen 0925-week-5 Blood Red Skies: Nakajima Ki-43

Blood Red Skies: Nakajima Ki-43 II 'Oscar' squadron

and shooting space-warping disruptor bombs using super-heated steam generated by mixing water with raw plasma

measuring approximately 7in long x 4in wide x 2

the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth often employed foreign mercenaries to fill gaps in native manpower

Blood Red Skies US Ace Pilot: Lawrence Steffenhagen 0925-week-5 Blood Red Skies: Nakajima Ki-43Lawrence F. Steffenhagen was born in Minnesota in 1912 and graduated from the University of Colorado in 1936. Steffenhagen shipped out with the USS Lexington as a member of the United States Naval Reserve and flew a TBD 1 Devastator as part of VT 2, the carriers Torpedo Squadron 2. On 7 May 1942 Steffenhagen participated in a successful attack on the IJN carrier Shoho, braving enemy fire to score one of the five torpedo hits that sank her.