By Ken Delve
;Fighter Command 1936 - 1968: An Operational and historic checklist КНИГИ ;ВОЕННАЯ ИСТОРИЯ Название: Fighter Command 1936 - 1968: An Operational and old RecordАвтор: Ken DelveИздательство: Pen & SwordISBN: 1844156133Год: 2007Страниц: 374Формат: PDF в RARРазмер: 71.17МБЯзык: английскийThis is a entire connection with the constitution, operation, airplane and males of Fighter Command from its formation in 1936 to 1968 whilst it turned a part of Strike Command. It comprises descriptions of many outstanding shielding and offensive campaigns, the various sorts of plane used, guns and airfields. the most sections of the e-book comprise a basic historic creation and review, operations, operational teams, aircrew education and technical info of every plane kind. long Annexes conceal body of workers, the squadrons in global warfare II, orders of conflict for every wartime 12 months, maps of airfield destinations and numbers of enemy plane downed.Скачать: Depositfiles UploadingHotfile zero
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Sgt ' Wag' Haw was the top scorer with the det achment, and as such was one of four recipients of the Order of Lenin , the highest Soviet decoration . 1942 - Losing the edge Circus opera tions remained a key element of the Co mmand 's work during 1942, but it is worth noting a special opera tion that to ok place in August that year. On the 19th a raid on Dieppe was supported by the largest array of RAF squad rons yet empl oyed on a single o pera tion, some 68 sq uadrons being airborne. For man y unit s it was their most hectic time since the Battl e of Britain, with up to three sorties being flown during the day.
Including rail, road and river/canal traffic. The o. I priorit y was the destruction of locomotives and interference with fuel distributi on . Electricity switching and tran sformer sta tions were listed as seconda ry objectives. The situation in the middle of 1942 was one of stalemate. Fighter Comm and had the adva ntage of numbers but the balance was redressed in favour of the enemy by the superiorit y of the Fw 190. Until the Typhoon and the Spitfire IX could take part in operations. Fighter Command was faced with two alternatives.
As in essence the tactic was little different from that employed. without success. by the Luft waffe over Britain in 1940. A review of offensive ops to mid Feb rua ry suggested tha t all was not well; Sholto Douglas stated that. ' The main fighter op ponents were JG 2. with bases to the So uth of the Seine. and JG2 6. with bases in the Pas de Ca lais. both were equip ped with the latest Bf 109 variants and both continued to display skill and aggressiveness. As early as March the suggestion was being mooted that the fighters should carry small incendiary bomb s in makeshift contai ners fitted to the flare tubes as a way of addi ng to the 'offens ive firepower' .
