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14 augustus 2012 07:43 |
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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door JeeBee
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Zie je de tegenspraak?
In 'weinig' gevallen bleef hij binnen de formatie en speelde hij integendeel solo.....en toch voelden de beginnelingen zich veiliger en liet hij hun zien wat kon....
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Tactics - That's where Marseille marked himself as a great innovator of air warfare, and he kept improving. He claimed that in the perfect visual conditions over the desert, large formations are in a visual disadvantage against highly maneuvering single aircraft. He preferred to fight alone, with a single wingman providing warnings from a safe distance. He claimed that when fighting alone in a short range dogfight, he could quickly fire at anything he saw, while the attacked formation's pilots were confused, hesitated, and switched to a defensive position that further increased the lone attacker's chances. He also claimed that fighting alone eliminates the high risk of firing at or colliding with a wingman in such extreme maneuvering. Marseille said that in such conditions, there's a lower chance and too little time for the usual chase attack method, and preferred to use high angle deflection firing from short range while making a sharp turn. In doing so, he never used his gun sight and instead fired a very short burst at the passing target in the split second when its leading edge, its propeller, disappeared from his eyes behind his aircraft's nose. He calculated that when firing a short burst at this position, his gun rounds will hit the target's engine and cockpit, and he trained in this unorthodox aiming method on his friends (without firing) many times and perfected his ability to use it. He deduced that over the desert, a fighter pilot can become "invisible" only by extreme maneuvers at close range, and that the intensity of the maneuvering was more important than the speed of flying.
hij liet zien tijdens de verplaatsingen naar het oorlogstheater zien hoe je met een emil om moest gaan en wat je er allemaal mee kon doen. Hij liet de nieuwelingen zien welk trainigsprogramma hij zichzelf oplegde enz...
Niks te tegenspraak dus...enkel in uw gemodifieerde citaat...
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Ik herhaal: in geen enkele huidige luchtmacht zou hij nu nog aan de bak komen.
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Inderdaad...een emil kan nu niet meer mee...:roll:
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Maar toegegeven, hij had heel veel talent. Dat hij gebruikte en misbruikte.
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:lol:
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Iets mis met Russische aces?
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nope...niks mis mee...
Mijn favoriet....Hans Ulrich Rudel slechts goed voor 12 sowjet vliegtuigen...8-) |
