Mr. Sinclair wrote a bunch of stuff.

I don't see anything he posted that refutes Galland.

During the course of 1943, the day bombers received more attention than the
night bombers, even though the night bombers were more numerous.

This is backed up by what McFarland et al and Roger Freeman said. The Germans
began redeploying the day fighters back to Germany in April per Freeman and in
the "Spring" per McFarland. The Germans decided also per McFarland to begin
dispersing the aircraft production from May.

All of this was well before the first use of non-visual targeting by the 8th AF
and at a time when only @ 100 bombers were available day to day.

Walt