Kossu adds:
This "meeting" was not a private one, but arranged by the Aviation Museum Society, Finland and was open to all. That's why it was pretty hard to get down to the gritty details as the time for questions was limited to about 15 minutes. This first lecture took place at Tikkakoski Air Force Base's OC and continued with a tour at the Finnish Air Force Museum.
http://www.jiop.fi/ksimuseo/Anyway, General Rall sure is a good story teller and didn't need any kind of notes or aids during his over an hour "lecture". Very good info in that lecture too, and some stuff you don't normally think about very much.
For example when he described his experiences flying the Me 262, he said that one of the great things (among many others) about it was that the radio was soo good, and crisp sounding without any interference from the engine ignition system, which usually garbles the radios in planes with internal combustion engines. Never thought about that before...
One of his best comments was when somebody asked him about the best tactics against the P-47s....
"Just shoot them down"
