Edmond Thieffry

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“Biography at theaerodrome.com (with victories' list)”

“Biography at firstworldwar.com”

“He was never seen boasting, haughty, or boasting of his victories. He was sincere and combative, earnest in action, alternately fiery and spiritual in his response, which was the secret of his endearment.”

“Though he didn't sneer at the honour, to those who knew him, Thieffry remained the simple man he's always been. With him, excesses of behavior or speech had been banned with the same intransigence as boasting. An endearing companion to his comrades, he loved sincere and loyal friends and abhorred impostors and talkers.”

“The Negro race is not amenable to progress, they venerate and fear us.”

“I put on my uniform and waited, my heart pounded with emotion, Leopoldville was waiting for my arrival. The security forces had to direct almost three hundred cars belonging to the colonials, a crowd gathered around the Sabenahangars of the airport.”

“The air's grip on the wings rips our wheels free from the earth and we pass in the nick of time over the tops of the trees.”

“Until late, the frank Gallic gaiety will resound in the stately night of the Niger.”

“Reaching the goal is a matter of patience.”