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Re: The Victories of Luftwaffe Experten (Ost) - New Considerations
A highly dynamic situation cannot be boiled down to a few words or even a few books. Thanks to recent research, the situation on the Eastern Front is becoming clearer.
Planes were not just shot down by other planes. And the Soviet Union, along with England, could place an order with the United States for replacement, or additional aircraft through Lend-Lease.
If pilots were lacking, the U.S. had plenty. Immediately after the war, a photo was published of a large number of finished but not delivered B-17s. One-sided comparisons are rarely helpful.
Ed
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