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Old 24th February 2008, 16:48
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Re: JG26's VERY late war performance...

Well, we have Priller's and Caldwell's histories of JG 26. What have we on JG 2?
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Old 24th February 2008, 17:14
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Re: JG26's VERY late war performance...

Guys:

Thanks, keep the info coming; unfortunately not too much has been written on JG-2; but I was speaking about the time AFTER 'Bodenplatte' to the end of the war; maybe it seemed JG26 did better than most JGs because more has been written about it;

Oh and...just so I can be clear on things: I guess I am including III/JG54;

Anyways, thank you & Keep replying.

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Re: JG26's VERY late war performance...

Nick, sounds interesting. Can you underlay your point of view with numbers like claim/loss-rates, absolute losses or such?
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Nick, sounds interesting. Can you underlay your point of view with numbers like claim/loss-rates, absolute losses or such?
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No, not really--IF ONLY my reference reading material were THAT comprehensive...just from casually reading stuff like 'Win the Winter Sky' and of course The JG26 War Diary & some stuff from Mombeek & the Osprey unit histories; again it SEEMED that other units like JG1 & JG27 were constantly getting decimated or worse with only minimal success, yet in the small scale patrols & fights by I & II/JG 26, THEY seemed to be able to give allied forces a bit of a bloody nose from time to time---sure probably minimal when compared to things like FLAK & whatnot but still surprising given the time;

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