 | Which was the best night fighter?| Aviation Discuss Which was the best night fighter? in the World War II - Aviation forums; Originally Posted by Erich
the Bf 110G-4 yes still did serve a purpose and Stab, II-IV./NJG 1 ... |
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01-21-2007, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Erich  the Bf 110G-4 yes still did serve a purpose and Stab, II-IV./NJG 1 used the unit till wars end. Schnaufer was given the chance several times to used the Ju 88G-6 while in Stab./NJG 4 as the unit was equipped with the Junkers. Schnaufer carried over his 110G though and admitted not freely that he was afraid of the larger Ju a/c
I will admit as others here that the Uhu does have a mean look about it
but still think the Ju 88G-6 had a look as well | Was just about to mention the 110G, there is a good book around on Schnaufer, do plan to get it at some stage, looks like a very good read, what was his total no. of victories? Certainly in the hundreds I recall.
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01-31-2007, 06:41 PM
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01-31-2007, 06:44 PM
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see my post below yours, Lt. whomever, why the P-61 ?
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Country: | Les we just may have a young one that is padding his count ......... a big no-no. The P-61 may have been the best all around for the US but that depends on what US nf crews you interview as some flew the Mossie and the Beau in the Med | |
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01-31-2007, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by mereel Hey Mod, read the title of this thread. | Hey sh!tforbrains, what doesd the title of the thread have anything to do with the fact that u have no idea wtf the best Nf was....
Read the threads, dont just post un unelightened opinion everywhere on my Forum.....
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U need to sit back and read for a few days kid, not spout off... R E A D.... L E A R N.....
Opinions are like assholes... Everybodys got one...
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Are u that retarded that u dont ever rmember editing a post 10 minutes ago???
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Luftwaffe Me 262A-1a, Ju 88G-6
RAF 100th group Mossie XIX, XXX
US ........ nada a big fat 0. the P-61 in my book does not even stand a chance not the A-20 although made a nice low level night harassment bomber in 44-45
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