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| the old Sage ![]() Join Date: May 2004 Location: Platonic Sphere
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| remember the G-2 just had a longer wingspan and nothing else. The Panzerstaffeln used both. I am still researching the last dark days of JG 7 with those altered R4M's. all I can say now is it was brutal when they let off a slavo agasint Soviet armor and then followed up with the 4 3cm weapons on MT and truppen.................Yikes
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| Minister of Whoopass ![]() Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Long Island Native in Mississippi
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| Hell yea. Actually the difference between the G-1 and G-2 were alittle more involved... The G-1 was based on the 87D-3 airframe, while the G-2 was based on the D-5... The differences between the 2 Dora models were deleted wing dive brakes, a wing with tapering and extension, fixed armament changed to 2x 20mm MG 151/20, reinforced ground observation panel in the cockpit floor, mass balanced ailerons, undercarriage jettison facility and a revised bomb rack... From what ive read, the G-2 was slightly more manouverable than the G-1, and with the Stuka, the more the FREAKIN better....
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| | #213 |
| the old Sage ![]() Join Date: May 2004 Location: Platonic Sphere
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| the G-1 and G-2 did not have dive brakes nor 2cm cannon as it was not needed. The diffence was a slight armor modifications around the cockpit and radio whichw as a abit more advnaced than the G-1. the D-3 and D-5 airframes did not have really much diffenrce either but did include armor where needed-increased and the 2cm guns. this is readily apparent on the nachtshclact D's used by these forces to bust up Soviet and Us/British crossroads traffic in 44-45. There was not D-7 nor D-8 variant. yes this is blowing the history books away that are covering the bird but it is fact. wish Matin Pegg would get his act together and publish his monument to the Ju 87 gruppen like he did the Hs 129 some years back
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God I love this video clip. Thanks to whoever posted it.......
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| the old Sage ![]() Join Date: May 2004 Location: Platonic Sphere
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| Les I cannot get mpegs for some stupid reason, can U get it into wmv file cause that I can open. man I must be tired today after work my spelling really sucks
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| Hmmm... lemme try. I dont have any program worth a crap for vid, but gimme a sec.
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| OK here ya go. try this...
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| the old Sage ![]() Join Date: May 2004 Location: Platonic Sphere
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| very good Les ! yes this is the file from Detusche Wocheschau that is suppose to be G's attacking JS 1's in Hungary. Well at least we see a Ju 87G attacking some thing and some derelict JS 1's but no apparent 3.7cm cannon round damage. typical propaganda footage but very cool anyway
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| Yea, i was disapointed when there wasnt any real footage showing the JS2 gettin blasted, but i still love the clip none the less... The puffs of smoke and the sound.....
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| the old Sage ![]() Join Date: May 2004 Location: Platonic Sphere
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| well one day I will get the footage of some 4 Ju87 G's taking out 6 T-34's to post here. Again on the Deutsche Wochenschau footage A steep angle of attack and down and up with the twin 37mm's tearing the heart out of these tanks. Again proving when caught out in the open with no mobil AA you are dead meat
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| Member | i think the IL-2 is one of the greatest tank killers, beacause of its cannon that could penetrate most tank armor. i also think that the ju-87 is a good one too. but i cant really debate beetween them. but beetween those two, i would pick the IL-2.
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| Member | i really dont think i can really debate. how many bombs can a IL-2 Carry?
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| Senior Member | You're right, les, the Soviets put AA on anything and everything that could carry it. Apart from their home grown hybrid designs they also had U.S delivered M16 AA GMCs (Quad .50s on a M5 Halftrack)
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| Member | i like the ju too why were the russians short of aa |
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