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17 January 2020, 05:58 PM
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McCudden and the Hannovers
A friend who knows a great deal about fighter tactics notes this in Flying Fury.
It was 26 Feb 1918. He writes: “I flew up North and very soon encountered two Hannovers whom I fought for some time, but I finally had to leave them, for they were cooperating very well and had started to shoot me about.” Any idea what the crafty German crews were doing? Obviously they had trained together. Surely wish we could still ask such things of Dan-San and Rick. (I still consider the $80 cover price for Schlachtflieger entirely reasonable.)
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