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Subject: #1 Piston Fighter was British
From: (The Revolution Will Not Be Televised) Date: 7/1/03 1:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time Precisely. On balance the P-51 might have been better, or more reliable (even then it had it's share of teething problems), but the problem was recognised and was being addressed before it showed up. Gavin Bailey On balance the attrition was in allied heavy bombers losses deep penetration. The Luftwaffe lost relatively few fighters against heavy bombers over Berlin with no fighter cover at all. Before the P-51, the Allied situation in the air was a losing proposition for the bombers . I guess you have it have flown bombers to fully understand that. Arthur Kramer Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer |
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