Rafael Pavon became known as a flight ace during this war even though air-to-air combat was relatively rare during it.
Rafael Pavon became known as a flight ace during this war even though air-to-air combat was relatively rare during it. One side secured a major arms contract with Vickers, while the other imported Stokes-Brandt mortars and Madsen rifles, which proved to be more effective given the combat conditions. Much of the fighting happened over defensive sites known as fortines in this war that saw the (*) Russians Ern and Balaieff advise one side to the dismay of Hans Kundt. Jose Estigarribia commanded the winning side of this war, which saw two battles fought at Nanawa as part of a dispute over a namesake oil-rich region. For 10 points, name this war fought between Bolivia and Paraguay.
Rafael Pavon became known as a flight ace during this war even though air-to-air combat was relatively rare during it.
Gran Chaco War