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21st February 2013, 00:27

FMAlanbrooke FMAlanbrooke is offline

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Luftwafffe pilot rotation

Hi, it seems to me that the Luftwaffe had no system for pilot rotation i.e. a system of giving experienced pilots a rest and moving them back to training organisations for a while. Is it true to say that if you were a Luftwaffe fighter pilot you kept flying until you were dead or otherwise incapaciated?

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