STEF78 -> RE: July 1943 (12/4/2017 6:27:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: SparkleyTits I don't know the numbers for 43 but is 57 potential Axis fighters for 400 potential Soviet fighters acceptable at this stage? You have to consider several factors: - production: in 1943 USSR produces roughly 600 airplanes per week (Stelteck will correct if I'm wrong). I will check the number for germany but it's around 60 fighters. - withdrawal: a lot of fighter units are sent back to Germany. As previously said, I have 9 fighter squads, most with 40, but 2 of them with 12. - damaged: even if the pool contains "new planes" we have also to deal with damanged planes. Some of my quadrons have 25 fighters available. - minor axis: italians were good but are gone, hungarians do the job, finns are in the north, romanians are ... over - dive bombers Stukas J87 are no longer efficient, FW190F production is minimal - level bombers are useless High intensity fights are in favor of the russians on the long term quote:
This has the feel of a much more controlled 43 compared to most typical AAR's but I imagine soon the crunch is going to start hitting you as it seems each turn the oven gets slightly hotter each week Really hot indeed[:@] quote:
You're doing a great job holding so far forward though Stef good job! thanks
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