von Shagmeister -> RE: He219 only NJG? (9/16/2008 8:45:42 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Hard Sarge the P-47 on escourt has 75 miles less range then the old game P-47 did placing units on delay escourt, allows them to fly normal speed until they join, which gives them added range, I Can't do anything about that, that is the code (but each minute after take off it is delayed, is less time it can fly once it joins up, so long delays suck all the time on station away from them) here is a Human raid vs Bremen vs the AI and I am not so sure about your 4 months of bliss the LW enjoyed, the 47 was dropping the 200 gallon tank, and going with the 75 at this time, soon to be follow by the new wing which gave two 75 tanks, which would go to the 108 tank (just in case, the 200 ferry tank, had pressure trouble so didn't work over 20,000 feet, and they didn't like to fill them up, and would drop them as soon as they got close to the coast, the 75 while smaller, worked, and they could climb to Alt and hang on to them, until forced to drop them) and as you know, the range of the 47 got better after almost every misson, once they learned what they were doing My "4 months of bliss" was referring to the fact that by the end of 1943/start of 44 Allied fighter strength, particularly USAAF fighter groups, really starts to build up and air superiority is lost. With the range of fighter escorts as they are now 1st Schweinfurt (17Aug43) would never have been the disaster it was in real life, neither would 2nd Schweinfurt (14Oct43). Both these dates would be in the "4 months of bliss" time frame. Here is a screen shot taken on 17Aug43. When in real life did Spitfires (other than PR versions) penetrate the German frontier, let alone this deep into Germany. IIRC it was Spr44. Note also the P-47s, at this time they should be able to get about as far as Lingen (circled Railyard). Nice example of Bf 110G-2/R3 getting intercepted by escort fighters when they should be the ones operating with impunity against the heavies. [image]local://upfiles/18355/5B679A937E3A4F3BADC59C50E9801261.jpg[/image]
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