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Old 08-25-2012, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by 5./JG27.Farber View Post
I see we are back to the red vs blue tit for tat that doesnt help anyone. We dont need reliability modeled. When we fly we are almost garenteed 100% of the time to have action. If you see how many flights some aces took and the actual percentile of those that resulted in combat you can see that they flew far more non combat sorties than combat ones. We do need correct handling though.

I think finding the data and hashing it out as a respectable debate until we find a general consensus is the best for all. Lets leave our ego at the door and try to get the right evidence for such things and respect each other without emotion.

Yes we know the red pilots are very frustrated. All the flight models have problems and by and far the reds are most in need of urgent attention. However just arguing because you cant get you point through to somone on the net is not helping.

Thats an interesting doc NZtyphoon. Dont suppose you have one for 5./JG27?
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The Bf 110 data comes from Zerstörer: The Messerschmitt 110 and Its Units in 1940. There is a comprehensive book on JG27 available through Amazon but I'm wondering how it became a book on Sopwith Aircraft 1912-1920.
 

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