Major Rolf Pinkel drove No. 5001 Messer Schmidt, and the team logo was still the logo of the Condor Legion - riding a black-body red-maned horse, holding an S-shield in his left hand and a white spear in his right hand.

However, the brigade logo on the nose of his machine was replaced by the map of the Breit Hall, and the text mark was written below the map - London - August 15th - finished.

Perhaps to boost the morale of the army, most of the Messerchmidt fuselages where the Condor Legion fought today were painted with maps of Britain, but the text marks were different.

No. a214 fire flew straight forward.

No. 5001 Messerchmit continued to pull the head inward, and the yellow nose pointed directly at the left rib of No. 214. It occupies the inside of the fire, chasing obliquely. The flight distance is short, and it can quickly chase and form a favorable rear tracking, but it is difficult to form a shooting advance, because the flight track distance between the two aircraft continues to shrink, and the difficulty of forming a shooting advance increase exponentially.

The a214 fire spurt suddenly turned to the right, instantly getting rid of the left rear tracking that No. 5001 Messer Schmidt was about to form.

As the captain of the first brigade of the Condor Legion, No. 5001 Messerchmidt reacted very quickly. As soon as the No. 5001 Spitfire turned right, he followed a 360-degree rolling to the right. The fighter landed very well. The yellow nose bit the right side of the No. 214 Spitfire and tried to occupy the rear tracking position on the right.

The two fighter jets turned and changed positions one after another in a flash. The speed was incredible and the ability to adapt was astonishing.

The a214 fire spitting out the rod quickly and flew to the left again, and the track continued to move forward.

Zhou Zhihan dared not take No. 5001 Messer Schmidt back, because the two sides' big aircraft shot incorrectly and passed by. Then both fighters quickly turned with the minimum radius to seize the advantageous position and launched a dog fight. The British fighter aircraft and Zhou Zhihan were in the same direction. If the A214 Spitfire Rotary and get rid of No. 5001 Messer Schmidt, it is very likely that No. 5001 Messer Schmidt would take the opportunity to bite the British aircraft that was losing energy in the turn. With Major Rolf Pinkel's ability, the British aircraft that was bitten by him while turning will be difficult to get rid of his attack.

Fighters are essential to lose energy when turning.

Of course there is another tactic, that is, Zhou Zhihan turns backwards, Major Rolf Pinger follows the turn and is bitten by the spitfire that follows from behind, but the chance is not high, because the a214 spitfire and No. 5001 Messer Schmitt are very fast and are far away from the English machine that follows. At this time, the turning is high and the chance of No. 5001 Messer Schmitt bite the English machine that is turning.

So Zhou Zhihan wanted to lead him out of the British fleet and then shoot down.

Since fighter jets were unable to carry missiles at this time, this was the case in the air combat in the early and mid-terms of World War II. When you shoot down an enemy plane, you will most likely be bitten by another enemy plane. This is one of the reasons why the long-term aircraft responsible for full-time attack needs a wingman.

The two machines are close to each other, and the A214 Spitfire cannot use Inmermann's maneuver, so they can only expand the maneuver again, increase the cross angle, and destroy the attack attempt that Messerchmit, No. 5001, has been continuously working hard to establish.

Major Rolf Pinkel knew that the fire of A214 was so powerful that many ace pilots in the Empire were handed over to this Chinese, asking him to take out 12 points of energy to bite A214, and prevent him from setting a distance to make all kinds of incredible maneuvers.

During the Dunkirk air battle, Major Werner Moldes was shot down by Zhou Zhihan and was captured by the French army during parachuting.

After France surrendered, Major Werner Moldes was released back to the German army. He specialized in studying the battle with the A214 Spitfire at that time, and collected the statements of witnesses when the A214 Spitfire shot down the One-day King, White 13 and other fighter jets. The final conclusion was that the best way to fight the A214 Spitfire was to entangle it so that the Chinese would have the chance to turn around.

This method is very effective and ridiculous.

Because everyone knows that trying to follow the opponent in air combat is invincible because fighters do not have rear-fired machine guns.

The two machines are 260 meters apart.

The a214 fire spit out easily from the Revey C/12D sight of No. 5001 Messer-Chmitt, so Major Rolf Pinkel has not fired. He knew that when facing an opponent like the a214 fire spit, firing at a slightly longer distance would be a waste of bullets.

Moreover, when firing, the speed of his fighter plane will be slightly slower. If it fails to hit, the opponent will instantly pull the distance away.

A214 fire spray right press rod.

No. 5001 Messerchmitt followed and bite it.

The a214 fire continues to press the rod to the right.

No. 5001 Messerchmit followed closely, and then the head was accidentally recycled, leaving a secret backhand, which could first adjust the ambushing volume to the left to adjust the advance amount of the head. Major Rolf Pinkel judged that the next expansion motor action of No. 214 Spitfire will press the left pole to the left, and it is very likely to press the right three pole.

The risk of three-pressure rods in succession in the same direction while being chased is very high, and the pursuit machine can easily be ambushed and measured in advance.

Sure enough, the a214 fire spurts to the left.

Major Rolf Pinkel was ecstatic. He adjusted the nose of the aircraft one step ahead to the left to the flying trajectory of the maneuvering, and pressed and held the launch button of the aircraft gun for a second.

“Tututu…”

The red cannon was spit out.

But the one who was deceived was Messerchmit No. 5001, which shot down and the bombardment flew into the distance.

The left-handed rod of the a214 fire, the left side of the fuselage is 45 degrees, and the temptation No. 5001 Messer Schmitt presses the rod in advance, adjust the shooting advance measurement. When the head of the airplane is pointed to the left side of the fuselage of the a214 fire, Zhou Zhihan instantly flat rod. After the fighter flies, the fighter pulls the rod backwards after the leveling flight. The a214 fire pulls up and does a high-shaking maneuvering first half. As long as No. 5001 Messer Schmitt rushed forward, the a214 fire puts the rod to complete a standard high-shaking maneuver. When the fighter dives and bites No. 5001 Messer Schmitt, instantly turning from defense to offense.

Major Rolf Pinkel reacted very quickly and knew that he had been fooled. He immediately lost his head and pulled upwards, and also made high-shaking maneuvers to avoid his fighter's forward rushing and being bitten. However, since the No. 5001 Messerchmitt head was adjusted to the left, the nose pointed to the direction of 10:30 on the plane, and the nose of the No. 214 Spitfire always pointed to the 12-clock direction of the plane, the 5001 Mei-style high-shaking maneuver inevitably deviated from the pursuit route, and it seemed that it could no longer be possible to form rear tracking.

However, No. 5001 Messerchmitt tilted up the nose, and suddenly rolled to the right while shaking the motor ascending, which slowed down faster, and adjusted the nose directly toward the direction of 12 o'clock during the roll, while continuing to keep track of the field of view of the No. 214 fire, always keeping the opponent in his own sight.

Major Rolf Pinkel's move was extremely exquisite. He added a side roll to the high shaking maneuver, which not only avoided forward rushing, but also maintained continuous oppression of the opponent. Even when he made this maneuver himself, he admired himself very much. If he could not make such a delicate response in normal times.

Just like basketball and playing football, many classic balls are produced by the opponent's super compulsion.
Chapter completed!