Bill,
You mean avoid the fighters and concentrate on the bombers I would presume ? This I am well aware of, and it hurt the LW esp. in the beginning of 44, while in the end it didn't matter as much as they had to go right after their attack because of fuel shortages.
However there was good merit to the decision as knocking down a bomber was a far more costly loss to the Allies than a fighter, and it also meant one less large load of bombs dropped on German cities production plants.
You mean avoid the fighters and concentrate on the bombers I would presume ? This I am well aware of, and it hurt the LW esp. in the beginning of 44, while in the end it didn't matter as much as they had to go right after their attack because of fuel shortages.
However there was good merit to the decision as knocking down a bomber was a far more costly loss to the Allies than a fighter, and it also meant one less large load of bombs dropped on German cities production plants.