Japanese Effectiveness Against B-29 Raids - Page 2 - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

Jim Oxley · #11 7th January 2006, 02:54

How odd. None of my posts lately have paragraphs, even though I do structure the replies with them.Anyone know the reason?

Ruy Horta · #12 7th January 2006, 13:22

Log out of the forum, clear your cookies and relog.

Appears to do the trick for most.

Could be related to updating the forum to 3.5

There is already a new version of the forum, but I will postpone any updates until I have migrated the forum later this month and know everything is running stable.

Jim Oxley · #13 8th January 2006, 04:29

Thanks for the tip Ruy.Let's see if this works now.

Jim Oxley · #14 8th January 2006, 04:30

Nope.

No such luck.

bulldog · #15 6th August 2006, 13:55

Perhaps part of the problem the Japanese had with intercepting B-29 bombers was pilot quality. The loss of experienced pilots was horrendous, so like the Germans they had to rely on more and more inexperienced pilots.
Can anyone confirm?
Regards Bulldog.

rauhbautz · #16 8th August 2006, 21:31

An additional book, if you can find it, is SKY GIANTS over Japan by Chester Marshall. Sub title is A Diary of a B-29 Combat Crew in WWII
Regards,
Bob

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