Aces and Mig Killers

LUFTWAFFE (WW2)
Adolf Galland, 104 victories
Messerschmitt BF109F-6/U
W.Nr. 6750
JG 26, Audembert, Kanalfront. 5 December 1941

IAF
201 Squadron “Ha´ahat (The One)"
Tel Nof Air Base, 1974 
7 Mig kills during “Yom Kippur” war

"NIGHT INTERCEPT"
F-4J Phantom of VF-103 "Sluggers" shortly before scoring the Navys first and only night MIG Kill.
on Aug. 10th, 1972, Lt Cdr Robert E. Tucker , Jr and Lt(jg) Stanley B. Edens fired two AIM-7E Sparrows at a MIG-21 while performing MIGCAP during an Alphastrike.
The first and only Phantom crews in the US NAVY to claim a night kill.

ITALIAN ROYAL AIR FORCE (WW2)
84a Squadriglia, 10° Gruppo, 4° Stormo C.T.
Capitano Franco Lucchini

ITALIAN ROYAL AIR FORCE (WW2)
91a Squadriglia, 10° Gruppo, 4° Stormo C.T.
Aeroporto di Fuka, settembre 1942
Capitano Carlo Maurizio Ruspoli di Poggio Suasa

ITALIAN ROYAL AIR FORCE (WW2)
73a Squadriglia, 9° Gruppo, 4° Stormo
Sergente Maggiore Teresio Vittorio Martinoli

Imperial Japanese Army . 大日本帝国陸軍航空
第一飛行戦隊
On the evening of 26 June 1939 Sgt Maj Mitsuyoshi Tarui and Cpl Shinji Arai on their Ki-27 were bounced by a large force of I-16 fighters, but quickly managed to turn the tables. With the help of Lt Fujio Honma who came to their rescue, they amnaged to shoot down two aircraft each before making their escape unharmed.

CCCP (WW2)
Régiment de Chasse Normandie-Niémen
Норма́ндия - Не́ман
Яковлев Як-3
Эскадрилья Нормандия-Неман, Восточная Пруссия, март 1945 г
№ 2530, пилот - лейтенант Робер Рожер Марки
Yak-3, pilot Lt.Robert Roger Marchi. East Prussia, March 1945

"TIGER'S CLAW"
F-8C Crusader BuNo 146961  #103 / AK
USS INTREPID (CVS-11), CVW-10
Vietnam, September 9th, 1968. LT Athony Nargi

"SHOWTIME 100"
Fighter Squadron NINE SIX (VF-96) “Fighting Falcons”
USS Constellation (CVA-64), 1972
Callsign “Showtime 100” flown by LT Randall H. Cunningham and LTJG William P. Driscoll on triple MiG-17 kill over Vietnam on 10 May 1972

Imperial Japanese Army Aviation . 大日本帝国陸軍航空本部
大日本帝国陸軍航空本部 飛行第244戦隊
244th Sentai Hombu, Pilot Capt Teruhiko Kobayashi
Chofu, Japan, February 1945