Tex_Hill
Airborne All the Way!!!
If firepower is what you want, I'd go after the P-61 black widow.
The B-25J was no slouch either.


If firepower is what you want, I'd go after the P-61 black widow.
The B-25J was no slouch either.
..... I know the AAC got a hold of a few Fw-190's, by far my favorite prop a/c of the war.
Wow, didn't know that one happened.
Definitely the most beautiful fighter ever built.
THAT's the one!!! Is that the model that had the 75mm cannon installed as well ????
GOD, I LOVE STRAFING ... INSTANT GRATIFICATION !!!
Didn't know the NAVY flew spits in ww2 :icon_smil what other forgotten foreign aircraft did the NAVY fly?
http://spitfiresite.com/history/articles/2008/01/spitfires-in-us-navy.htm
He is definitely one lucky man. I wish I had the opportunity just to see one in person. One absolutely beautiful a/c, and a great killer a/c too.My DAD got hold of one ... I'll have to see if I can find the picture and post it.
What other forgotten foreign aircraft did the NAVY
Aircraft available on a weekly average basis during the Battle of Britain
Hurricane: 674
Spitfire: 394
Kills during the Battle of Britain:
Hurricane: 656
Spitfire: 529
The article basically says the Hurricane.....had a better combat record than the Spitfire.
Don't these two stats contradict the conclusion? Or am I missing something?
Hurricane kills / acft avail = .97 kills per A/C
Spitfire kills / acft avail = 1.34 kills per A/C
How about:Don't these two stats contradict the conclusion? Or am I missing something?
Hurricane kills / acft avail = .97 kills per A/C
Spitfire kills / acft avail = 1.34 kills per A/C