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Kurfurst (Dr. Millei Adam) is an extremely knowledgable LW aircraft performance expert. He was banned but I remained in contact and he was very helpful to me when I devoted a chapter to comparative performance of P-51B-1 (pre 85 gal fuse tank, P-47D-6, P-38J-10(pre 55g LE tanks),Bf 109G-6 (DB 60A at 1.3 ata), FW 190A-6 w/BMW 801D-2 at 1.42 for late 1943 in Speed vs Altitude and Climb Rate vs Altitude - all at max internal load combat weight. The US fighter peformance tabulation included wing rack for P-51 and P-38, and C/L for P-47.The 109 and 190 were tabulated w/o 503 or 501 racks. The next comparisons were for March through May prior to D-Day to consider upgrades to range for US fighters with dominant models vs increase in capability for LW.ok maybe he wasnt banned, might be mixing him up with someone else !
my apologies
Is it time for an un-ban? Do not know why the ban was implaced, surely there was a reason for it , but it has been a while. I dont know the details.Kurfurst (Dr. Millei Adam) is an extremely knowledgable LW aircraft performance expert. He was banned but I remained in contact and he was very helpful to me
Kurfurst is exceptionally bright and knowledgable. I never stayed out of touch.Is it time for an un-ban? Do not know why the ban was implaced, surely there was a reason for it , but it has been a while. I dont know the details.
Now ifdrgondog seems to believe this gentleman has knowledge and is willing to work with him, surely this would be a reason to reconsider..
I for one trust the judgement of a knowledgeable writer. Lets invite Kurfurst back.
Dont know if he wants but it seems the right thing.
Wurger Marcel And others
Who is kurfurstKurfurst is exceptionally bright and knowledgable. I never stayed out of touch.
There were a lot of spirited 'debates' involving Soren and Kurfurst and me and several others including Adler and Joe.
Hithere was a british TV show called Fighter dig- Live!
about a 130 sqn Spitfire Pilot, Vic murphy
where the germans dig up a spitfire XIVe ( where on april 1945, both phil clay and vic murphy were shot down after they stumbled into an formation of 20 fw190's)
they said it were fw190s of the long nosed type
Kurfurst.Is it time for an un-ban? Do not know why the ban was implaced, surely there was a reason for it , but it has been a while. I dont know the details.
Now ifdrgondog seems to believe this gentleman has knowledge and is willing to work with him, surely this would be a reason to reconsider..
I for one trust the judgement of a knowledgeable writer. Lets invite Kurfurst back.
Dont know if he wants but it seems the right thing.
Wurger Marcel And others
A man with very strong opinions. But it seems there is merit in it. To what extent i do not know.Who is kurfurst
So those werent fw190s but bf109sHi
According to Shores & Thomas in '2nd Tactical Air Force' Volume Three, page 499, this incident involved I./JG 27 where about 20 Bf 109Ks that attacked the three Spitfire XIVes of 130 Sqn. which were on a recce mission. Two spitfires were shot down and one returned claiming one German fighter. The German claimants were Uffz Kurt Hackl and Walter Neumann. The Germans reported two aircraft lost during the engagement on 19 April.
Mike
Why did they say fw190s thenSo those werent fw190s but bf109s
HiWhy did they say fw190s then
Type 0 carrier fighter, Rei-Shiki Kanjo Sentoki, usually abbreviated to Reisen.Every Japanese fighter was a Zero.
A small thread jack. Which is "correct", Zeke or Zero?
Zeke is the official code name for the A6M2, Hamp for the clipped wing A6M3.That I know. It's the Allied usage I wonder about. I've seen the ID posters referring to the plane as Zeke or Hamp but still many called it the Zero.
there was also an spitfire XIV claimed by walter soffing JG 26 (need to confirmit, or wether it is a overclaim)Hi
According to Shores & Thomas in '2nd Tactical Air Force' Volume Three, page 499, this incident involved I./JG 27 where about 20 Bf 109Ks that attacked the three Spitfire XIVes of 130 Sqn. which were on a recce mission. Two spitfires were shot down and one returned claiming one German fighter. The German claimants were Uffz Kurt Hackl and Walter Neumann. The Germans reported two aircraft lost during the engagement on 19 April.
Mike