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15th September 2026, 12:46

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Re: An Historically Accurate Luftwaffe Aces Book?

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Originally Posted by Laurent Rizzotti

The Luftwaffe flew far more ground attack missions than fighters ones. The activities by fighter bombers units (SG) has few covering, except for Chris Goss books, compared to the fighters ones.

Let's forget my books on Erprobungsgruppe 210, and SKG 210/ZG 1, then...

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