Tout n'as pas été négatif, et on a de belles améliorations à notre actifs (mais on continuera en MP, Obélix, si tu le souhaites).Obelix a écrit :Certes, mais ça calme un peu. Me souviens encore du problème lors du Beta test PF sur l'emplacement des rockets sur Le Corsair, soulevé et transmis....
donc cela présage qu'il faudra un pc beaucoup plus puissant.
, ne tournera pas d'une maniere satisfaisante avec cette cg.Night Fighters in the European War The Battle of Britain in 1940 was a rude awakening. At first, German aircraft struck at England by day and night, the few night missions scheduled only because Luftwaffe Commander Hermann Göring wanted an allout, around-the-clock, effort. After losing nearly 1,700 aircraft in three months to British defenses by day, however, Göring switched his bombing attacks to the night in October 1940. This change in strategy also coincidedwith his decision to target British morale, better attacked in the uncertainty of night, with lighter losses.
Unfortunately, the British were woefully unprepared, with only eight squadrons of obsolescent night fighters (Defiants and Blenheims). Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots had to rely on newly developed long-range ground radar for warning and assistance with interception. This radar system, however, had been built with day missions in mind. Ground controllers could get day fighters to within five or ten miles of the bomber formations, where the pilots’ eyes took over. At night, directions to within five or ten miles of the target meant that the pilots might as well have stayed on the ground. The results were devastating: over Coventry on the night of 14/15 November 1940, 165 RAF sorties failed to bring down any of the 437 attacking Nazi bombers.
By 1941 the British had discovered how to use German navigation radio beams to determine where enemy bombers would attack. When this technology was combined with radars mounted in the intercepting aircraft, nighttime defenders began to claim an increasing number of enemy bombers. Still, in the last mass raid of the Blitz, hundreds of night fighter sorties resulted in only seven of the 507 attacking bombers shot down. In May 1941 Hitler began shifting Luftwaffe units to the east preparatory to the assault on the Soviet Union. The British had won the Night Blitz, not because of the success of their night fighters, but because of the Führer’s capriciousness. German losses to British night defenses and to all other
causes during the Night Blitz never exceeded four percent.
Conquering the Night
Army Air Forces Night Fighters at War
Stephen L. McFarland
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:notworthy:laugh:Moi, j'utilise une autre technique : le détournement de fonds (je détourne une partie de mes remboursements de notes de frais vers mon compte personnel, au lieu de les mettre sur le compte commun).Furie a écrit :et bin moi je rêve que ma femme me lâche la grappe pour pouvoir m'acheter le péçé qui pourra faire tourner SoW BoB...
chérie, si tu me lis...
et comme ca. tout va bien.
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