Wespe
Airman 1st Class
50 hour (if you were lucky) engines, and airframes with dissimilar metal construction, (if you even know what that is) little or no corrosion control process during construction and no I really wouldn't want to have flown on in its WW2 combat form. BTW I have flown jets and know what it takes to maintain and operate them. Can you say the same?
Wrong again pal, if you read my earlier post you would find I have nothing but admiration for German WW2 aircraft which I know were superior to many allied birds.
Read my post again pal, there was a lot more than that which was needed to make it a safe reliable combat machine - it was too little too late. For a noob here I suggest you read several threads on get your facts straight about what some of the membership have said earlier in this thread, let a lone our backgrounds in aviation....
Wow, I really don't know what to say,
Quote:Wrong again pal, if you read my earlier post you would find I have nothing but admiration for German WW2 aircraft which I know were superior to many allied birds.
Which German crap plane was superior to allied planes?
The Germans didn't have a single plane that contributed to winning the war, only loosing.
The Me-262 fell apart, the Ta-152 not even really in Service,The D's just barley touching a P-51 and didn't win the war, the Bf-109s ??? or do you reflect in allied birds, more the Russians and English?
Tell me more, please