KenchiSulla
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Joined: 10/22/2008 From: the Netherlands Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Zovs When you break down and analyze things, I am seeing this: Operation Typhoon Gnd: Light Mud Air: Rain Light Woods Isolated hex 36 MD + 600 Stug Battalion, 2x Werfer Battalions vs. 107 Mech Division 13.7:1 60 Fighters and 60 Bombers Lost 1 Fighter and 1 Bombers One to flak and one to Ops. Gnd: Clear Air: Rain Light Woods Isolated hex 29 MD + SP Light Flak company, howitzer battalion and 2x werfer Battalions vs 287 Rifle Division 10.5:1 17 Fighters and 10 Bombers Lost 3 Fighters and 1 Bombers One bomber to flak all fighters to Ops. Grd: Clear Air: Rain Light Woods Isolated hex 10 MD + Mot. Light Flak Battalion, sFH Heavy Howitzer Battalion, Howitzer Battalion, Heavy Werfer Battalion vs 132 Rifle Division 19 Fighers and 14 Bombers Lost 1 Fighter and 3 Bombers Two bombers to flak all the rest to Ops. GC 1941 turn 2 Grd: Clear Air: Clear Light Woods Isolated hex 113 ID vs 3 CD, 41 RD and 6 RC 31.8:1 122 Fighters and 244 Bombers Lost 1 Fighter and 16 Bombers 14 bombers to flak and 2 Ops Fighter to Ops Grd: Clear Air: Clear Clear Not Isolated hex 44 ID vs 127 RD 143.5:1 116 Fighters and 84 Bombers Lost 1 Fighter and 4 Bombers 3 Flak losses (2 to bomber 1 to fighter) and 2 Ops losses to bomber Grd: Clear Air: Clear Clear Not Isolated hex Wiking SS MD + Flamm Pz, FB Inf. Battalion, Mot.Light Flak company vs 97 NKVD BG + AT Regiment, 2x Corps Artillery Regiments 218:0 111 Fighters and 74 Bombers Lost 4 Bombers all to Ops Grd: Clear Air: Clear Clear Not Isolated hex 14 PzD + SP Army Light Flak Company vs 3 TD, 19 TD, RVGK Howitzer Regiment, 2x Corps Artillery Regiments 4.6:1 92 Fighters and 116 Bombers vs 39 Fighters Lost 4 Bombers all to Ops (Soviet lost 29 A2A) So I am not seeing any excessive flak losses here for ground combat. Hi Zovs, - What type of bombers and @ what altitude?
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