Darius Hertzsch
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Darius Hertzsch
Biographical Information
Birth
1968[1]
Death
May 13, 1995
Operation Constantine
Operation Constantine
Nationality
Affiliations
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Physical Description
Gender
Male
Appearances
Darius Hertzsch,[note 2] callsign Wuerger, was a Belkan Air Force pilot.
Etymology
"Wuerger" is German for "shrike," a species of carnivorous birds.
His nickname's Japanese rendition is the broad "Decapitator."
Biography
Darius Hertzsch was born in Belka in 1968.
During his time at the Belkan Air Force, Hertzsch earned the nickname "The Guillotine" for his targeting tactic against cockpits.
On May 13, 1995 during the Belkan War's Operation Constantine, he engaged Allied Forces over Directus, but was shot down. Upon ejection and descent, he was shot and killed, his life claimed by mirrored pragmatism.[1]
Gallery
Darius Hertzsch F-15 S/MTD
