I Flak Corps, France 1940

MLW · 07-04-2008, 10:48 PM

All:

I posted a Foreign Military Study titled “Organization of Air Defense in the Field” to my website; located at the bottom of the front page. It is about the I Flak Corps in France 1940.

Regards,
Marc
www.maginotlineatwar.com

Rich Payne · 07-04-2008, 11:00 PM

Fascinating stuff Marc, I shall come back and read it properly tomorrow.

I'm sure that the A.A. that was swiftly installed to protect the relarively few bridges that were initially captured was a major factor in permitting the swift advance. Certainly more than a match for Fairey Battles and HP Hampdens.

Owen · 07-04-2008, 11:17 PM

I see they claim to have sunk a destroyer at Boulogne, that was a myth wasn't it.
Wild Swan, Venomous , Venetia ,Venetia & Whitshead were at Boulogne some were damaged but none were sunk.

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Rich Payne Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 648	Fascinating stuff Marc, I shall come back and read it properly tomorrow. I'm sure that the A.A. that was swiftly installed to protect the relarively few bridges that were initially captured was a major factor in permitting the swift advance. Certainly more than a match for Fairey Battles and HP Hampdens.

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Owen Top Moose Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Under the stairs Posts: 9,062	I see they claim to have sunk a destroyer at Boulogne, that was a myth wasn't it. Wild Swan, Venomous , Venetia ,Venetia & Whitshead were at Boulogne some were damaged but none were sunk.

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