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Stealhead · 08-22-10, 01:08 PM

Sorry Sergei did not read every single post.

@tater
You seem to be picking and choosing statements.I did not say that they did this because of US bombing I sadi that the Germans did and the Japanese did as well later in the war.I meant that how a plane gets where it going to fight is not a factor on how good or bad the plane is in combat.

Nakajima made the engines for the Zero and where also a secondary factory.I'd honestly like to know your source on this whole Mitsubishi factory us of oxen Ive never heard this before.Could you do that instead of TYPING IN CAPS? Try italics or bold they are much more gentlemanly.

Even if what you say is true according to "Japanese Aircraft of the Pacific War" US Naval Institute Press, in a chart from US research post war the Japanese industry still increased aircraft production during the war peaking in late 1944 so it would seem that the pack animals did not have much effect.

P.S. Whatever did happen to the guy who started this thread in the first place.

08-22-10, 01:08 PM	#70
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Sorry Sergei did not read every single post. @tater You seem to be picking and choosing statements.I did not say that they did this because of US bombing I sadi that the Germans did and the Japanese did as well later in the war.I meant that how a plane gets where it going to fight is not a factor on how good or bad the plane is in combat. Nakajima made the engines for the Zero and where also a secondary factory.I'd honestly like to know your source on this whole Mitsubishi factory us of oxen Ive never heard this before.Could you do that instead of TYPING IN CAPS? Try italics or bold they are much more gentlemanly. Even if what you say is true according to "Japanese Aircraft of the Pacific War" US Naval Institute Press, in a chart from US research post war the Japanese industry still increased aircraft production during the war peaking in late 1944 so it would seem that the pack animals did not have much effect. P.S. Whatever did happen to the guy who started this thread in the first place. Last edited by Stealhead; 08-22-10 at 01:25 PM.