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A couple comments:
There has been much to do about the fact the Germans don`t have a 109G6 with the DB605AM or DB605ASM engines, ie. a 109G6 with methanol. The suggestion is that the G10 can be added and will fix all this.
Also a lot of complaining about the P-47D11 being included. The suggestion that it is 300 lbs underweight and therefore has to be excluded.
First of all, although I am on record as having initiated posts requesting a 109G6 with methanol, the fact is that the G6 WITHOUT methanol was the most common G6 in service, easily outnumbering the ones equipped with methanol, or the GM-1 Nitrogen Oxide injection system. This was a fact right up until approx. May of `44.
And it is also a fact that the current G10 is a better performing aircraft than the G6 with methanol would be. To suggest that it can be added in `43 is a pretty big leap by the Germans.
Those who are insisting it can be substituted are not being very balanced when at the same time they insist the P-47D11 be eliminated.
Because of course, the D11 is not equipped with paddle blade prop as it should be. If it was, it would have a better climb rate, acceleration, sustained turn, etc.
So until HTC corrects the P-47D11 FM, and until a methanol equipped G6 arrives, then both should be included as part of this CA.
The compromise I am suggesting is that the D11 should arrive in July `43, and the G10 in January of `44. (5 months early for the G10) This, if we are using Funked Up`s scenarios, would see the D11 arrive with his `8th AAF Arrives` Scenario, and the G10 with the `Overlord` Scenario.