Erhard Milch

German field marshal and aviation leader

Erhard Milch - German field marshal and aviation leader
Born

March 30th, 1892
133 years ago

Died

January 25th, 1972
53 years ago — 79 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Germany

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A prominent figure in the Luftwaffe, held the rank of field marshal during World War II. Contributed to the development of aircraft and logistics in the German military. Played a significant role in the organization and expansion of the air forces throughout the conflict. His leadership emphasized the importance of strategic air power in warfare.

Oversaw the Luftwaffe's development during WWII

Ranked as field marshal in the German military

Developed air logistics and operations

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