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Walter Krupinski

SurnameKrupinski
Given NameWalter
Born11 Nov 1920
Died7 Oct 2000
CountryGermany
CategoryMilitary-Air
GenderMale

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Walter Krupinski Timeline

11 Nov 1920 Walter Krupinski was born in Domnau, East Prussia, Germany.
15 Oct 1939 Walter Krupinski began flight training.
27 Aug 1942 Walter Krupinski received the German Cross in Gold medal.
29 Oct 1942 Walter Krupinski was awarded the Knight's Cross medal.
2 Mar 1944 Walter Krupinski received Oak Leaves to his Knight's Cross medal.
5 May 1945 Walter Krupinski was captured by the Americans.
7 Oct 2000 Walter Krupinski passed away in Neunkirchen-Seelscheid, Germany.




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