`== Mölders was not general == Mölders's last rank was Oberst, not General. This is a very usual mistake, because Mölders's last post was General der Jagdflieger  but it was a post, not rank. I've edited the article accordingly. -    ==Huh?== The article says `` 3rd squadron of J-88 Group``. I have no idea what that refers to. III./JG88? 3./JG88? Something else? Can somebody who knows Mölders' career clarify?    :Clarified it a bit - it refers to the 3. squadron of a 4 squadron Jagdgruppe.    ==Leutnant Rank== The article had been altered to include the use of the word ``Lieutenant``, that is not the correct rank for a German Luftwaffe Officer.  The rank is equivalent to the modern US Airforce Rank of Second Lietentant, but is spelt and pronounced ``Leutnant``.  To Emphaside this I have altered the link and spelling, so as to go to the German Army Rank listing (which is the same as the Luftwaffe listing), and corrected the spelling.  I have also made the link for Major also point to the same German Rank reference.  Though the spelling in that case is the same.  - Xelous - 13th June 2007.  == German terminology and copy edits ==  More terminology needs to be translated. Forex, Staffel and Jagdgruppe. What unit is this II./Infanterie-Regiment ? There should be a regimental number. This needs to be copy edited as there are numerous problems with the text. And what is the WP:MOS guidance on possessives when the name ends in s? Many instances of no possessive when Molders owned or did something.     == tweaks/copy edits for the FA process ==  lead *it's long, almost as long as the article it seems, and maybe too detailed....? *was he banned from combat for propaganda reasons like Richthofen?  if not, change my tweak. *how many others were killed in the crash at Breslau?  early life comments and questions  *Fahnenjunker-Gefreiter' this and the next ranks need some kind of explanation, either inline or as a note. *why was he unfit for flying  m*otion sickness?  I've made a bunch of tweaks and smoothed out some text, fixed some colloquialisms.   More later.      * Leadradically shortened  we don't need to double iterate his medals and awards, since you go into them in depth during the text.  I've made the changes with the <    > markup, so it is very easy to reverse, even if other changes happen over them.  Take a look.     *what is a park position?  do you mean staff position?   *: yes and no. Göring ordered him not to fly operationally anymore. So until he had decided what to do with him. Meaning what position could he hold? They/Göring “parked” him in a staff position until a new position with meaningful contribution was found.    * This needs expansion: ``Mölders was a devoutly religious individual who demanded that all Allied aviators captured by those under his command be treated civilly, and often would invite captured pilots to dine with him.[53]`` :: what else can we say about this?  *Comments  okay, the text is ``better`` but not perfect.  The refs posed some problems for me, and I hope I haven't done too much damage. I incorporated the ``notes`` into the text where possible, and I think it makes it easier reading.  I'll figure out another way to explain ``parked``  I need to consult a friend who is a military person.   Please review and let me know what else you need here (such as when the FA folks get going on it).     *: Great job! I restored the citations.    *:I changed the ``park position`` to a ``stopgap position`` yesterday – not great either, but it conveys the meaning. Perhaps we should say something like ``as an interim solution``. Dunno; if your friend can come up a with a terminus technicus for this sort of appointment, all the better.   *:``Übung Rügen``  I propose we say ``Operation Rügen``, per BBC et al. And can