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Peter Kalden

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Peter Kalden
Died	1996
Allegiance	Germany
Service/branch	Air Force
Unit	JG 51

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Peter Kalden (died 1996) was a German World War II fighter ace, attached to JG 51. He was credited with 69 victories.^[1]

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