Really?
Then how do you explain Spitfires shooting down the odd 109?
And don’t overlook the sturdy old Hurricane, which actually did most of the fighting during the BOB.
Do you think the 109 was superior because it could turn inside the Hurricane and Spitfire?
Really?
Where and when (ignoring the 88 adaptability)?
How come the British artillery at first Tobruk weren’t pulverised by the German artillery?
Where were these deployed successfully against British artillery?
Why did the Germans need these if the British didn’t have rockets?
Why would rocket experts use guns instead of anti-rockets on rockets?
Give three instances of these being used tactically against British artillery, and one instance of them being used succesfully tactically against British artillery.
Also, give the average deaths caused per V2 launched offensively, to demonstrate just what an accurate and destructive piece of rocket artillery it supposedly was.
The British army suffered a number of descents during the war, but they ascended again with their weapons which were adequate against the Germans. Otherwise, strange to relate but true, the British wouldn’t have beaten the Germans now and again during six years of war which, equally strange to relate but true, the British won.
So?
Isn’t that a bit of an advantage when the Germans were fighting an island nation reliant upon the seas for its supplies?
Or do you think Britain should have put all its resources into its army and left its sea lanes unprotected?
Well, old sport, there’s <beep> all evidence of that.
Really?
Why?
Would British technology have reached into Poland and stopped the Germans dead in their tracks before they even thought about attacking Britain?
What brilliant pieces of British technology could have stopped the defeat in France and discouraged Germany from attacking Britain itself? A death ray at Dover? A force field over England? Dorothy, being Britain’s Chief Scientist, clicking the heels of her little red shoes and moving England to Kansas?
Really?
Ever heard of Napoleon?
The Spanish Armada?
Crecy?
Hastings?
Which countries would they be, crushed as most of the world was by the Depression during the 1930s?
I don’t know whether you’re a troll or just hopelessly out of your depth, but you are wasting a lot of bandwidth with vacuous and asinine topics and posts. Which is the only reason I’ve gone to the trouble of the above post to demonstrate that point to you, not that I expect you’ll grasp it. Do yourself and everyone else a favour and stop posting drivel.
