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On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 at 16:36:22 in message
, Corky Scott wrote: The bombers were only in combat for a few minutes out of the 12 to 14 hours they were in the air, unlike in Europe where for a while anyway, they were under threat of attack the moment they crossed the French coast. I saw a chilling picture of an entire B-24 group head on to a B-17 group. This was during form-up, and both groups passed without a collision, but a number of bombers missed each other by mere feet. Someone had gotten their coordinates wrong... Collisions under these circumstances were considered non combat. I have read that 1% aircraft were expected to be lost in collisions over the target. -- Francis E-Mail reply to |
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