About strafing Aces (1 Viewer)

[GregP]

Hmmm. WW I ballons,
Airborne(not really moving)
manned
armed (usually not in the balloon but in ground batteries).

They may have counted them in WWI, but in WWII? I had never considered them. I suppose they might have to be considered. I'd doubt it came up more than a very few times, if at all in WWII, but without research, I wouldn't know.

You come up with some good ones, Shortround!

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

Somewhere there's an F-22 pilot cursing this thread.

 

[glennasher]

I'd pay cash money to see Rob piloting one of those.

Steve Hinton could probably fly one of those, he could pilot a tree stump and make it fly. A train should be easier.

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

Steve Hinton could probably fly one of those, he could pilot a tree stump and make it fly. A train should be easier.

But Rob's a retired loco driver, and he don't need no stinkin' rails!

 

[SaparotRob]

Sorry. I just steered them. I was a train director and worked the Towers. I had the steering wheel and traffic lights. The locomotive engineer had the gas pedal and brakes.