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Boelcke, the master, had watched his fledglings with happy pride that September morning when young Richthofen shot down and killed his "first two Englishmen."
High in the sky above them, his eagle-trained eyes observed every feature of their performance. It pleased him to note that his pupils, by following his instructions to the letter, reflected great credit on the commander who had personally selected and trained them.