Early Access: When the Luftwaffe tried to knock-out Soviet Power plants [sponsored]
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Hey all,
Here is your Early Access to this Thursday's Episode, looking at the Luftwaffe's inconsistent and late strategic bombing campaign on the Easter Front.
Since we had three videos in three weeks, the usual schedule of bi-weekly uploads will recommence starting with the release of this video. Next week I will publish an exclusive tour of the Luftwaffe Museum at Gatow-Berlin for all of you.
Let me know what you think about the video in the YouTube comment section!
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Bis
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Comments (5)
Excellent work, Bis. I think you did a fine job of bringing up the what-ifs that are on the minds of many, and keeping the focus on how much smaller Luftwaffe resources were, compared to the task. Seldom have I been happier with my approach to the old computer game, High Command, where the Axis never starts the war, and just uses diplomatic efforts, with foreign aid. I've even had the USSR join what, by then is more a plate of noodles than a definable axis. Let's hear it for the EEC! :D
I was thinking it would make a good Q&A question myself.
I'll answer it then :)
Thanks, that was very informative and interesting. Out of curiousity, I heard that the Japanese had captured Norden bomb sights that they reverse engineered and built. (along with some improvements.) Did the Luftwaffe evaluate and try to build for their bombers as well?
That's a good question, I'll look into it some more! Maybe something for a Q&A?