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Originally Posted by Kutscha
kalender, do you know how many a/c in an American fighter group?
There is 48 (3 sqd of 16 a/c).
135/48 = 2.8 groups. I would say that is a few groups.
As for the few dosens of Mustangs, don't take it so literally, besides the word is plural (the 's' on the end).
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Kutscha, and you will say, this few dosen(s) wipped out the germans from the sky? How many german planes claims the 4, 354,356 FG on 6.03.1944? 30-35? My point is that the key for air superiority for the west ally was also the numerical superiority and not a single plane type. That was german idea with a few planes reach victory in air war: Me-262. The result is well known.
25th April 2008, 17:58
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