A2A FW-190-D ???

[Joachim]

Now that we have 2 Allied fighters on deck, when OHHH when will I see my plane, the FW-190-D.
Please Scott and Team, I am getting older every day, soon to be 85.
After all we got to have competion and one German fighter should be OK.

[Scott - A2A]

The D will be an great 'machine' to fly and we have a good head start. We have a Cub that is going to beta shortly and two accusim packs to get out, and then we can resume with the D.

Scott.

[Joachim]

Thanks Scott,
I promise to be patient.

[Jake - A2A]

Joachim you got to see that the 1-90 is one of my dads BEST aircraft for a flightsim!



Captain Jakey

[Joachim]

Captain Jakey, I totally agree, as an old German pilot, not having had the pleasure to fly the BF 109 or
the FW 190 during WW2, I love to fly them on our simm.
Makes me feel young again.

[CathyH]

Captain Jakey, I totally agree, as an old German pilot, not having had the pleasure to fly the BF 109 or
the FW 190 during WW2, I love to fly them on our simm.
Makes me feel young again.

Her Obergefrieter, the 109 was a PLEASURE to fly?. I once had the privlege of meeting General Der Jagdflieger Galland, his view of the 109 was a LITTLE different!. he was very enthusiatic about the 190 and of course the 262.

He did by, the way ask Goering for a Gruppe of Spitfires--he had a failry low opinion of "Fat Hermann", he had a better opinion of Ernst Udet but felt that as head of Der Technische Amt, he was out of his depth, and Goering's refusal to relieve him caused his suicide.

[Joachim]

Cathy,
Of Galland it was told that he could maneuver the 109 in ways not thought to be possible.

[Jake - A2A]

Joachim,

Just woundering what aircraft did you fly?




Captain Jakey

[Joachim]

Captain Jake,
As stated in some of my former post's, I flew all kinds of planes, single and multi engine, in A-B Luftwaffe pilot School FFSA41 Frankfurt/Oder
but not high powered fighter planes.
We mechanics and experienced Glider pilots were finally called in 1944 when a pilot shortage became eminent.
The Russian forced closed in on our school in the fall of 1944 and from then on all non-flying personall went into infantry combat.