The WW2 Killer Nobody Knew Where He Came From

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The skies over North Africa roared with the sound of engines and gunfire. One pilot stood out among the chaos - an elusive ace whose very existence would become a wartime enigma. Lance C. Wade, legend said, was a force of nature, a Texan farm boy turned aerial predator who had claimed up to 50 enemy planes. But as the dust settled on World War 2’s battlefields, a chilling question emerged: Who was Lance C. Wade?

No American record acknowledged him. No ace compendium bore his name. It was as if he had vanished from history, leaving only rumors of his prowess in his wake. The truth, however, was far more electrifying than fiction.

Rejected by his own country’s air corps, Wade had done the unthinkable. With forged papers and a heart burning for vengeance, he infiltrated the British Royal Air Force. Soon, he was soaring over war-torn Europe in legendary Spitfires and Hurricanes, becoming a nightmare for German pilots long before American forces joined the fray.

On November 24, 1941, Wade’s guns ripped through an SM.79 Sparviero, earning him ace status. But fate had more in store for this maverick. A few weeks later, as his bullets tore through an enemy bomber, the shooting debris reached Wade’s Hurricane. The plane shuddered, smoke billowing from its broken hull.

As the unforgiving desert rushed up to meet him, Wade grappled with the controls of his wounded aircraft. The forgotten ace was about to face his greatest challenge yet - one that threatened to erase him from history forever...


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