It's especially a good idea if the said pharmacist happens to be Herr Apotheker Otto Carius, Jagdtiger ace, bearer of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and credited with the destruction of circa 150 tanks...
http://www.tiger-apotheke.de/i...view&id=35&Itemid=56
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http://www.amazon.com/Tigers-M...2646691&sr=1-1-fkmr2
good book too!
Interesting
Did he think to himself as he was destroying tanks on the battlefield..'When this is all over, I will open a pharmacist's shop and settle down.'
It would be revealing to find out if there is any sort of commonality over the chosen post-war careers of successful soldiers.
Best Regards
MB_Avro
Another eyample for an succesfull Businessman after the war is Josef "Pips" Priller from JG26.Originally posted by stalkervision:
I once knew a chemical engineer how was an ex-Luftwaffe pilot. Came into the USA from CANADA.![]()
Cool story K/F Thanks.![]()
He became a Brewer after the war and married his longtime Girlfriend Johanna "Jutta" Riegele owner of Riegele Brewery in Augsburg and became General Manager of Riegele Brewery.
Her Name on his airplane
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Here at the Homepage from Riegele Brewery you can see Josef Priller with his wife Johanna "Jutta" and his two Kids.
http://www.riegele.de/zum_brauhaus/13.php
And by the way, the beer is really tasty.![]()
Another eyample for an succesfull Businessman after the war is Josef "Pips" Priller from JG26.Originally posted by Kongo Otto:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by stalkervision:
I once knew a chemical engineer how was an ex-Luftwaffe pilot. Came into the USA from CANADA.![]()
Cool story K/F Thanks.![]()
He became a Brewer after the war and married his longtime Girlfriend Johanna "Jutta" Riegele owner of Riegele Brewery in Augsburg and became General Manager of Riegele Brewery.
Her Name on his airplane
![]()
Here at the Homepage from Riegele Brewery you can see Josef Priller with his wife Johanna "Jutta" and his two Kids.
http://www.riegele.de/zum_brauhaus/13.php
And by the way, the beer is really tasty.</div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Wow, that's a really excellent story. Thanks for sharing it.![]()
I remember reading that a disproportionate number of US soldiers went into construction after the warOriginally posted by MB_Avro_UK:
Interesting
Did he think to himself as he was destroying tanks on the battlefield..'When this is all over, I will open a pharmacist's shop and settle down.'
It would be revealing to find out if there is any sort of commonality over the chosen post-war careers of successful soldiers.
Best Regards
MB_Avro![]()