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16th May 2005, 04:16
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Re: R4/M attack tactics
Truly clarifying Grzesio. Especially because that explanation talks about the firing of salvos, which probably would be of 12 or 24 rockets, depending on the target and the attack characteristics.
I have heard, however, that as the pneumatic fire control of the R4M rockets allowed that, some pilots preferred selective attack using single shots instead of massive salvos, but this is a thing I haven't been able to proof or read in any Me262 or JG 7/JV 44 dedicated book so far... Thaks again Oscar 
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