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August 23rd 03, 01:07 PM
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ubject: Long-range Spitfires and daylight Bomber Command raids (was:
#1 From: Guy Alcala flying loose formation just made you a magnet for the fighters, What does that mean? If you were there and fighters were there they would come after you no matter what the formation. Period. Fly loose formation and the fighters are faced with a bunch of single targets that they can concentrate on and overwhelm one at a time. We flew loose to and from the target. If fighters appeared we would tighten up. Arthur Kramer Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer 
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