The Strangest WW2 Killer with an Even Stranger Weakness

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The attack comes without warning. At 18,000 feet above the English Channel, Mohinder Singh Pujji peers into the summer skies of 1941, searching for his attacker. A Messerschmitt emerges from the clouds, guns blazing. In the deafening roar of his Hurricane’s engine, Pujji doesn’t even notice the damage at first – until he glances down to find his dashboard completely shattered, a bullet hole torn through his flight jacket.

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