Fatty,
I didn’t assume anything. Someone who wants to live from a air to ground attack does not come in one at a time, level at around 6-7K, drop in from the outside of the field into the center, with an exit route taking you further into enemy territory.
As far as not trying if they’re going to die, come on man. You fishing with sour bait. Attacking air to ground on an untouched airfield will always come with a good chance to die. Most though try and eliminate as many of those chances as possible. For example, diving in the center of the field to the outside, with enough altitude to drop and escape. Then the only worry is someone dropping in behind you. Maybe a lucky AA hit but for the most part drop and escape.
When the first 10 or so aircraft that come into the area dirt dart to the field, one by one, you wouldn’t call that a Kamikaze mission? If your saying that it is just a lack of skill and/or training on the part of your countrymen, you said it not I
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I only made the conclusion that this must have been planned because of its obvious affect. If your saying that it wasn’t and it was just coincidence I’m not sure how to take that. It gives a lot of weight to the mass attack of Chihuahuas taking a bit of skin as they pass by.
Trying to pass your bad flying off as needing a drink is a new one. Must be drinking kind of heavy to fly 20 miles to auger at an enemy base. Of course from your response here I can only assume that either 1) you were responsible for the mission, 2) you knew who was responsible for the mission, or 3) you weren’t even there to see it and have no idea what your talking about.
It appeared to me to be organized but I’m getting the impression from the responses so far that it wasn’t.
I’m not bagging on people who dirt dart from a JABO, happens all the time. In fact I’m not bagging on anyone. I just wanted to know who organized it if it was at all.
