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Gordon Mac Gollob (born June 16 1912 in Graz; died September 8 1987 in Sullingen, Diepholz) was a German fighter pilot and flying ace in the air force of the Wehrmacht (the German military from 1935 to 1945) during World War 2.

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Military history of Germany

v t e Recipients of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds
1941	Werner Mölders
1942	Adolf Galland Gordon Gollob Hans-Joachim Marseille Hermann Graf
1943	Erwin Rommel Wolfgang Lüth Walter Nowotny Adelbert Schulz
1944	Hans-Ulrich Rudel Hyacinth Graf Strachwitz Herbert Otto Gille Hans-Valentin Hube Albert Kesselring Helmut Lent Sepp Dietrich Walter Model Erich Hartmann Hermann Balck Hermann-Bernhard Ramcke Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer Albrecht Brandi
1945	Ferdinand Schörner Hasso von Manteuffel Theodor Tolsdorff Karl Mauss Dietrich von Saucken
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