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What is lufwaffa?

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∙ 17y ago

Updated: 4/28/2022

You mean "luftwaffe"? That the German Air Force.

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Why were new weapons needed in World War 2?

That's Simple. To get ahead of the Enemy. War is all about getting ahead of your enemy in anyway possible, sometimes by numbers somtimes by development of new arms. Take ,for example, near the end of WWII, Hitler's Germany developed the First Jet fighter, it was nearly unparelled, fortunetly for the world, it came too late. The Lufwaffa (germany's Air Force) was nearly out of money and out of skilled pilots. If the Jet came say, in 1943, We might not have won. Glad to Help

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