if you look at my war plans,hagar,you'd see that i already had taken care of it by building more long-range bombers before the war.
well,this is almost a "what if..." thread, or at least a "how would you..." one.
p.s: 109s with drop tanks?
The Luftwaffe were unable to gain the air superiority an I don't know enough about the Kriegsmarine to make an educated assessment.
A program that I watched recently implied, well stated, that sealion was an elaborate bluff intended to get Britain to negotiate peace.
I also read that Germany didn't have the aluminium to spare for drop tanks. In fact those that did carry them towards the end were under strict orders not to drop them unless it was a matter of life and death, because they couldn't spare the resources.![]()
This shouldn't have been a problem. I believe the RAF drop tanks were made of compressed cardboard. Aluminium was far too valuable a resource to waste on things like that.
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