When I heard that the Soviet aircraft group had arrived over the JG52 Wing, Major Friedrich Baker, the commander of the JG51 Wing, would have been furious if he hadn't been sitting in the fighter plane.

Even if he couldn't get furious, he kept cursing, calling the Imperial Air Force investigators a bunch of money.

In such a clear sky, the movements of the enemy planes cannot be accurately judged. These buckets should be sent to the forefront infantry positions.

He had just received reliable news that there was a big man sitting on the Soviet bomber.

It is not known who the big man is, but being able to shoot down or capture this big man is a great achievement.

Now, he can only watch the fat piece fall into the bowl of the jg52 United. Steinhof has been playing very well recently. Judging from the momentum, it looks much better than the jg51 United.

This made Friedrich Baker feel the most unhappy.

During the Western Front, his record kept suppressing Steinhof. Unexpectedly, in less than three months after entering the Eastern Front, the opponent's record soared and was about to catch up with him.

You should know that just a while ago, Steinhof's jg52 Regiment was called the "most unique" unit by the Imperial Air Marshal.

"Sir!" a squadron leader who was ignorant of the current affairs asked Major Friedrich Baker, "Whether we should move closer to the jg52 wing to defend against the two sides' boundary line that was broken by the Soviet air group in the early morning."

The squadron leader is about to be replaced. Friedrich Baker looked at his squadron leader and said quietly: "If the jg52 Wing can't even take up nine Spitfire fighters, then all of them should pick up the sheep whip instead of the joystick."

The dedicated squadron leader thought he was giving advice to the chief and continued: "But chief, what if the Soviets still break off from the route in the early morning..."

Major Friedrich Baker interrupted the squadron leader in a deep voice: "The Soviets cannot break through the siege of the jg52 wing without three heads and six arms."

If I had a good judgment, the Soviets would definitely send fighter jets to attack from Moscow to restrain us, so our current responsibility is to repel the Soviets' attack.

Of course, you can lead your squadron to reinforce the jg52 wing."

Hearing the commander's tone unhappy, the squadron leader seemed to have thought of something, and suddenly became frightened...

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The two sides are getting closer!

Steinhof, who led a squadron to fly to the Soviet group, could see without a telescope. The Red Star 9 bomber suddenly separated from the straight group and changed its course. Then three fighter planes were protected by them.

There are also big surprises.

The Soviets did not escort the 9 fighter jets, but 14.

This further illustrates the importance of the Red Star 1, which has escorted by 11 fighter jets.

Moreover, "1" has a particularly prominent position among Soviet officers.

For example, in Moscow, the number one character can definitely represent Stalin, and others can only use the titles of number two or three.

After the above speculation, Steinhof made his right judgment three seconds later: "Everyone noticed that this Red Star 9 bomber wanted to attract our attention and cover Red Star 1.

Lieutenant Herman Graf, you lead 5 fighters to shoot down the escort fighter jets, and try to capture the bomber alive, but the premise is to ensure your safety first."

Since shooting down an I-15                      Herman Graff, who found the shooting feeling, soared rapidly and was appreciated by Steinhof. He is now the deputy squadron leader.

"I understand!" Hermann Graff replied to Steinhof, pressing the pole, and the fighter's track changed. "Squad 4 and Buckhorn come with me."

Immediately, Squad 4 and Gerhard Barkhorn followed Herman Graff toward Red Star 9 route.

Buckhorn drew a cross with his left hand as he pressed the rod and followed: "This is my 120th battle, may God bless you!"

Seeing Hermann Graf leading the 4th team to intercept Red Star 9, Steinhof continued: "The remaining fighter planes remain unchanged and fight against Red Star 1 bomber with all their strength.

Dear gentlemen, according to reliable information, there may be a big Soviet figure sitting in this Red Star 1 bomber. He caught this big fish and the headquarters rewarded us all!

The command given to us by the headquarters is that it is best to capture the bomber and shoot it down if it really doesn't work, so we will kill the Soviet fighter jets first and then force the bomber to land."

Now, the Soviet group is on the territory of the jf52 United, and Steinhof is very confident, so he prefers to capture the big figures on Red Star 1 alive.

"clear!"

The three squadron leaders answered almost at the same time.

I heard that there are big names in Red Star No. 1. I was still envious and jealous of the members of the jg51 team. As expected, I couldn’t stop them even if I had good luck.

If we could capture a general or marshal from the Soviet Union, we would have made great contributions.

Steinhof's eyes were cold and his face was filled with murderous aura: "Also, if there is a No. 214 fire in the other party's formation, I will leave it to me to deal with it. I want to see if this person has three heads and six arms."

The two sides were getting closer and closer. Because they were flying and the hedging speed was amazing, the Soviet pilots could already see the increasingly large orange nose of Messerchmitt and the murderous muzzle in the sight of the Barr Straw.

The flight altitude of the Red Star 1 bomber is 4,200 meters at this time. There are 3 fires above each of its sides, and 5 fires above the top, protecting the bomber with a semicircular high-level formation.

Zhou Zhihan watched six Messerschmitts pounce on Red Star 9 and the others, and his heart was a little calmer, which showed that the Germans were deceived and focused on Red Star 1.

Naganko, Yumashev and Pisanko fought to the death, and the bomber rear machine gunners were the sharpshooters who were selected from thousands of miles away. They jointly defended and should be able to hold on for a while.

"Only by attacking with all our might, we can attract more enemies and let Marshal Zhukov retreat safely. The heroes of the Soviet Union, show your momentum and courage, stabilize the fighter jets, and bite one to death with the muzzle. Never avoid it. Rush forward, the two armies face each other, and the brave will win!"

Zhou Zhihan knew that when the enemy was large and we were small, the morale of the pilots must be improved and the advantage of suppressing the enemy with courage and fearlessness was needed.

At this time, even though they knew that boosting morale was to let them die, there was no other way.

These Soviet pilots are among the Soviet army, but they are a little immature compared to the experienced and experienced German aircraft birds. When both technology and experience are at a disadvantage, they can only make up for it with courage.

The Soviet pilots knew this. With Zhou Zhihan's encouragement, they all looked hideous and with the idea of ​​fighting to the death, they moved forward firmly.

"Everyone, pull up the fighter jets, accelerate, increase energy, and strive to kill several enemy aircraft in the first wave, and suppress the German momentum first!"

"clear!"

"Ula!"

"Ula!"

"Never avoid giving in!"

"Go forward bravely and never avoid..."

Inspired by Zhou Zhihan's sensational enthusiasm, all the Soviet pilots shouted and their blood was rising, without fear in their hearts. The throttle pushed hard, pulled the joystick, opened the acceleration device, and accelerated the fire with all its strength and raised the height at the same time, flying towards a German aircraft that was several times more than theirs.

At this time, the speed must increase the energy of the fighter, otherwise the escort fire may be disrupted under the first wave of Messerchmitt's impact.

There were too many Messimettes on the other side, with a total of 31 to 11 fire-breathing.
Chapter completed!