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Yes, it's another "what if ?" thread.
No Stormfags or Tankies please.
How did the Allies gain almost unchallanged air superiority in 1944? Was it only due to their numerical advantage? How could the Luftwaffe have reacted more successfully?
Also, how much could a streamlined and more efficient mass production of fewer weapon systems have affected the war on the German side?
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Obligatory
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>>34682501
thanks for the bump.
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>>34682509
np, kiddo
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>>34682491
>How/why?
Numerical advantage, declining quality of German pilots, increasing quality of Soviet pilots, increasing quality of Allied designs.
>Could they Germans done better?
Yes but not by much, too many things were going wrong for them.
>Effect of better production efforts.
By late 44 and definitely by 45 the problem was no longer the supply of aircraft, it was the supply of trained pilots and fuel. By late 44 the air war was lost and was unwinnable.
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Also the German high command were retards.
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