Yep, Mossie nightfighters certainly worth their money, unlike B Mossies. And btw, what other enemy aircraft could fight back the Nachtjagd..? What other nightfighters of the RAF..? Is it a surprise nachtjagd crews seen the mossie as the only danger in the nightly skies ? OTOH, the RAF lost 55 000 men in the heavy bombers to nightfighters - including to Mosquitos
. Looks like the NF Mossies could have their job better.As for the incursion tactics you refered to, very much the same was done by Ju 88s over England, dropping bombs on English airfields when the planes were to land... kept happening even in 1945, and fairly successfully, looks like Mossies couldn`t protect their own airfields either.
And yes, I understand your frustration when faced the historical fact that Mossie bombers effected during
3 years the course of war less than humble He 111s on the EF in
a single month.."High Profile Nuisance". The best weapon employed by the British propaganda ministry.