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Walter Ewers
Oberleutnant Walter Ewers (11 May 1892 – 15 May 1918) was a World War I flying ace credited with eight aerial victories.
Early life.
Walter Ewers was born in Lübeck, Germany on 11 May 1892.
World War I.
Ewers began military service as an artilleryman in Bavaria's Field Artillery Regiment Number 7. At some point, he transferred to the "Luftstreitkräfte". After aviation training, he was assigned to Flieger-Abteilung 26 to serve in two-seaters. He was
judgments as overreaching paternalism roundly rejected by the majority of U.S. tribes into one tribe's affairs. Ewers wrote "it will be for courts to decide if a Chippewa Cree tribe existed prior to 1935," foretelling the contemporary conflict. To the trained ethnologist's eye, the writing was on the wall 40 years ago. Ewers also correctly predicted this matter would ultimately be decided on contentious terms, most likely the courts.
The constitution provides for enrollment for a member of the "Chippewa Cree Tribe." Namely, the