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Ed Rasimus wrote:
The CO" wrote: "Mike Marron" wrote: Just cuirous, how do divebombers get around this rule? (e.g: Stukas and SBD Dauntlesses in WW2, Skyraiders in Southeast Asia and Warthogs in Southwest Asia). I believe courage is the major factor. The CO Courage is good and foolishness ranks a close second. Luck helps as well. Throw in a bit of "big sky" theory and you get to do it occasionally. Courage, foolishness, luck, big sky theory and perhaps temporary insanity? Watching a bud go down in a ball of flames one too many times and I could understand how that would be enough to flip a switch and cause the (previously sane) warrior to instantly make peace with the gods. Then tighten up his grip on the stick and roll in through a murderous hail of gunfire -- death be damned! |
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