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Je recherche des infos sur la libération de Kuban et de la Crimée par les Russes.
Si vous avez des infos, je suis preneur.

http://www.worldwar2.ro/operatii/?article=13

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleksandr_ ... hkin#Kuban

Merci Oli, j'vais regarder ça.

http://www.worldwar-2.net/timelines/war ... x-1943.htm

http://www.redarmystudies.net/smhj/1983/1983_05.pdf
page 15 : air tactics over kuban

http://www.elknet.pl/acestory/raskov/raskov.htm

http://www.gmtgames.com/c3i/1_11_Kuban_Bridgehead.pdf
Ca semble pas mal

http://www.battlefield.ru/forum/archive ... 473112.htm

http://lend-lease.airforce.ru/english/a ... /index.htm
Le P40 avec un profil soviet. "battle over the Kuban".
Hormis le P-40E-1, ils avaient des P-39D-2 et P-39K-1.

A+

Recherche faite avec "the blue line", terme utilisé par les allemands pour Kuban

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mpnagel/dif/scenario.htm

The lull in ground fighting that followed during the muddy season saw little respite for the Luftwaffe. The air defence of the Kuban bridgehead in the Caucasus resulted in heavy air activity on both sides. During March and April repeated air strikes were flown by the Luftwaffe in support of the German attempt to dislodge the Russian beachhead to the southwest of Novorossisk. In late April, the Russians also launched an offensive at Krymskaya and the Red Air Force provided extensive air support for this offensive, resulting in intense air battles with the Luftwaffe. Finally, in late May the Russians renewed their offensive along the well-fortified 'Blue Line' which secured the central German sector of the Kuban bridgehead. Again, air activity was intense with considerable losses on both sides.
The German offensive against the Kursk salient in July 1943, saw the Luftwaffe fly almost 3000 combat sorties on the first day alone. On the 5th of July a preemptive strike by the Russian 17th Air Army in the southern sector of the salient was detected by German radar. A huge arial battle ensued as the German fighters wrought havoc and the Russians suffered heavy losses. However a lack of fuel began to curtail the Luftwaffe's effectiveness and the Russians rapidly established air superiority, as the sheer weight of numbers as well as an ever-increasing level of ability began to tell. Following the failure of Citadel, the Russians unleashed a vast offensive along the entire southern front. The battles for Orel, Kharkov and the ensuing Russian offensive along the Lower Donets stretched the Luftwaffe to breaking point as it attempted to bolster the deteriorating situation on the ground. In July and August the Luftwaffe in the East lost over 1000 aircraft, a rate of attrition which it could not sustain.

Sur la Crimée :

http://www.redarmystudies.net/smhj/1984/1984_05.pdf
Page 22

http://www-cgsc.army.mil/carl/resources ... sp#Crimean
Offensive russe en crimée

http://www.grolier.com/wwii/wwii_6.html

Des idées de missions ? http://www.bergstrombooks.elknet.pl/bc-rs/articles.htm

Avec ça, si je trouve pas mon bonheur, c'est que j'y met de la mauvaise volonté.

J'espère que oui.
Si tu ne trouves pas, précise la demande et on verra bien...

Aaaaah, Kuban......