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Interpretation of Luftwaffe Loss Statistics

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17th November 2010, 15:23

jim norton jim norton is offline

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Re: Interpretation of Luftwaffe Loss Statistics

...could it be contct to enemy in the air?! they could have been lost by aa-fire, so from the ground, haven´t had contact with an enemy in the air.

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jim

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