 The two got together, rounded up the unemployed World War I veteran pilots in the city, and split them up, with Lamb first choosing two, then Mazzolini one (as the rebels had only six aircraft).The two groups then set out for Paraguay on the same train, carousing together all the way.In that same interview, Lamb claimed that on one day, he and a loyalist colonel observed a dogfight over their airdrome.