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Re: Storia Militare - No 176
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Originally Posted by Nick Beale View Post
Second, the article talks of LT 350 torpedoes being used (as does Siegfried Radtke’s KG 54 history) but none of the units involved had Ju 88s equipped for torpedo-bombing, did they?
Entry from a FB of a II./KG 54 pilot:
Oct 1st 1943: Ju 88 B3+IN - port of Napels - 2 LT350 dropped from 1800 meter (isn't this a bit too high to release torpedoes ?????)
Oct 26th 1943: Ju 88 B3+NM - port of Napels - 2 LT350 in basin of the port
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