The number of shot down 4 engine US bombers from German fighters in Europe since Nov. 1942- July 1943 was 459
Losses of German fighters in combat against US bombers until July 1, 1943 226 which 134 crews were rescued.
Aircraft losses of RAF from Sept. 1, 1939 to June 30, 1943 24,000 planes. German losses in West and Mediterranean 14,757 front line planes. Russian air force losses from May 1, 1942 to June 8, 1943 21,000 planes. German losses in the east 3,712 air crafts by enemy impact.
Ex German soldiers served in French Indo China (North Vietnam mainly) in the French Foreign Legion. The US provided massive financial support as well as equipment (Tanks, Planes,Weapons etc), Naval (the carrier Belleau Wood) Air (twelve Fairchild C-119s plus other aircraft) and CIA support (CAT pilots) to the French mainly during 1950-54.
France had Germanic people living in there country and the Germans had French people living in their country. They disliked each other intensely. They both fought in World War 1. They had the Treaty of the Versailles in common too. They shared the coast of the English Channel. They both had navies but the French did not have a lot planes like the Germans did. Some German citizens hated the Nazis and most French people hated them. Both countries had Jews in their nation that were fairly well off or insanely rich.
Arguably the Germans. Their planes dominated the air war until 1917 with the arrival of the French Spad and the British Sopwith Pup / Camel and the SE5A. Their designs were simply much, much better than the English ones were. Germany built many good fight planes. One of the best built later in the war was the Fokker D-VII. Italy became a leading nation in aviation design and accomplishments after the war. During the war, they produced a scout/fighter plane that some say rivaled the German Fokker that was called Ansaldo SV-5. Really cool airplane.
No idea but i know that very many damaged German,british and french planes landed in Sweden. (if you have some more questions about Sweden in ww2 plz send a message to my hotmail)
By flying planes over it and releasing explosives.
Most of the later French, British and German aircraft were very good. It is almost impossible to say who had better planes as so much depended on the pilot's skill and experience.
the English pilots could use parachutes to jump out of their planes when the German's bombed their planes hope this helps!
Repeatedly and often. Yes.
They blew up German supply trains, killed a good number of Nazi soldiers, sabotaged tanks, planes, artillery, etc.
To protect their home and armies, and to stop enemy planes from flying over German territory.
'planos' (Spanish) = Plans, design, or layout (aero)planes (English) = aviones, aeroplanos (carpenters') planes (English) = cepillos planes (i.e. surfaces) English) = planos
The Messerschmitt
'Blitzkrieg' is the German word for 'lightning war'. It is a force (of planes, tanks and infantry) organized to break through enemy lines. It was an operation used to invade Poland in 1939.
7,377Aprox. 2-One German one-One English one
Ex German soldiers served in French Indo China (North Vietnam mainly) in the French Foreign Legion. The US provided massive financial support as well as equipment (Tanks, Planes,Weapons etc), Naval (the carrier Belleau Wood) Air (twelve Fairchild C-119s plus other aircraft) and CIA support (CAT pilots) to the French mainly during 1950-54.
France had Germanic people living in there country and the Germans had French people living in their country. They disliked each other intensely. They both fought in World War 1. They had the Treaty of the Versailles in common too. They shared the coast of the English Channel. They both had navies but the French did not have a lot planes like the Germans did. Some German citizens hated the Nazis and most French people hated them. Both countries had Jews in their nation that were fairly well off or insanely rich.
warfare without planes started in 1807 when the pirates ruled the sea's and when the British King sent an English privateer into the carribean to plunder French and Spanish ships for gold and other things of value.