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Supermarine Spitfire 306 46.79%
Hawker Hurricane 123 18.81%
Bolton-Paul Defiant 7 1.07%
Bristol Beaufighter 7 1.07%
Messerschmitt Bf-109 129 19.72%
Messerschmitt Me-110 21 3.21%
Heinkel He-111 16 2.45%
Dornier Do-17 4 0.61%
Junkers Ju-87 Stuka 19 2.91%
Junkers Ju-88 22 3.36%
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Old 12-23-2004, 05:30 PM   #121
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I can't remember, I just know it wasn't Biggin Hill.
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Old 12-23-2004, 06:05 PM   #122
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The Ju-88 got the best mission result for the Luftwaffe during the BoB. A bombing raid made up of Ju-88 destroyed 46 R.A.F planes on the ground in one mission. I can't remember which airfield they attacked though..
It was RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire on the 16th August, a non Fighter Command base, the aircraft destroyed were nearly all trainer aircraft.
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I never did say Fighter command aircraft. A lot of people died, and 46 aircraft is 46 aicraft no matter what they were.
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Old 12-24-2004, 06:40 AM   #125
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I never did say Fighter command aircraft.
I never said you did
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A lot of people died,
No, there were no deaths and only 5 RAF personnel were wounded
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and 46 aircraft is 46 aircraft no matter what they were.
Correct.
In the attack the 2 Ju 88's approached the airfield with wheels down (as if coming in to land), they then bombed the 2 hangers where the 46 aircraft were stored causing fires which destroyed the stored aircraft.

You seem to think I was arguing with you.

I wasn't, I was merely giving you info on the attack.

I though you would want to know
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Well that's the wrong one, 'cos the one I'm talking about quite a few died.
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Well that's the wrong one, 'cos the one I'm talking about quite a few died.
In that case, it can't have destroyed 46 RAF aircraft.

This was the only raid in the BoB to destroy such a large number of aircraft on the ground.


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Or you've just got the wrong information about how many people died.
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Or perhaps YOU got the wrong information on how many people died!
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May-be but I wouldn't say that would I?
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I'm most likely not you but I still wouldn't say it.
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the He-111 just got another vote
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