James Holland

The beginning of July is now well over 750.

And Britain is outproducing.

Yeah, to a massive degree.

And that continues.

And that is a ratio that just increases as the war progresses.

I mean, Britain produces 132,500 aircraft in the Second World War.

America produces 315,000.

Well, because it's the spearhead of the Blitzkrieg.

Well, because it's the spearhead of the Blitzkrieg.

Well, because it's the spearhead of the Blitzkrieg.

Well, because it's the spearhead of the Blitzkrieg.

It's ought to do with the Blitzkrieg. The Luftwaffe becomes the kind of the bogeyman of the Third Reich. You know, they're blamed for everything, but that's because they're completely abused. They're the only part of the Third Reich's armed services, the only part of the Wehrmacht, the Wehrmacht being the Navy, the Army, and the Air Force, that is inconstant

It's ought to do with the Blitzkrieg. The Luftwaffe becomes the kind of the bogeyman of the Third Reich. You know, they're blamed for everything, but that's because they're completely abused. They're the only part of the Third Reich's armed services, the only part of the Wehrmacht, the Wehrmacht being the Navy, the Army, and the Air Force, that is inconstant

It's ought to do with the Blitzkrieg. The Luftwaffe becomes the kind of the bogeyman of the Third Reich. You know, they're blamed for everything, but that's because they're completely abused. They're the only part of the Third Reich's armed services, the only part of the Wehrmacht, the Wehrmacht being the Navy, the Army, and the Air Force, that is inconstant

It's ought to do with the Blitzkrieg.

The Luftwaffe becomes the kind of the bogeyman of the Third Reich.

You know, they're blamed for everything, but that's because they're completely abused.

They're the only part of the Third Reich's armed services, the only part of the Wehrmacht, the Wehrmacht being the Navy, the Army, and the Air Force, that is inconstant

use the whole time or constant abuse, I should say.

use the whole time or constant abuse, I should say. In Britain and America, they rotate their pilots really, really carefully.