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Old 12th August 2005, 21:36
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Re: Question about Guns on Allied and Luftwaffe fighters

The structure was designed to cope with the recoil from each and every gun. There was no specific staggering of the fire for structural reasons (or any other, to my knowledge, other than synchonisation with the propellor for fuselage mountings).
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