If, as Zhou Zhihan had just speculated, the German fighter attacks on Red Star 1 and Red Star 9 were close and not fierce. They flew to the rear of these two bombers and only launched a tentative attack with the purpose of wasting the machine gunner's bullets.

The responsibility of bomber machine gunners is to protect, not to take the initiative to attack. Because bombers fly slowly and have far less maneuverable performance than fighter jets, most of the airborne machine gunners shoot for the purpose of resisting the enemy. They often shoot first than enemy planes to block their approach.

There are many crises on the Red Star 9 side, and all the spitfires that escorted Red Star 1 are defending themselves behind the sides of the bomber. If the Mei-style approaches the bomber, they will kill from both sides.

Now, apart from the Mei-style that appeared in front of them, there are so many fighter jets on both sides, which are already lice on the bald head. It is obvious that the Soviet fighter jets are determined to defend Red Star 1.

Seeing that two of his own squadrons appeared in front of him to intercept Su aircraft, the Mei-style pilot who was chasing him began to attack and escort the fire from both sides.

Seeing No. 214 chasing in front of the fire, a plum-style stylist wanted to find a bargain and immediately followed and bitten it. Zhou Zhihan was prepared and flew backwards again and hit the pursuer.

The pilot cursed loudly: "My aileron adjustment plate was broken, my vertical tail was broken, the tail control cable was broken, and I could only land for a forced landing... Damn No. 214 Spitfire... I want to kill you..."

No German pilots expected that the same trick would repeat the 214 Fire Spitfire, and they would fly backwards and shoot down a plum-style.

But then several nearby plum pilots saw the opportunity to shoot down the No. 214 fire and immediately surrounded him.

The backward shot down of the No. 214 fire was completely different from the first backward shot down.

When the first backward shot down, all German pilots were caught off guard and caught off guard, but this time they escaped without thinking.

Because the location of the No. 214 Spitfire has changed, there are 5 plum-shaped frames around it, which basically blocks its departure route.

Also, after completing the jin Dou attack, the fire spitting speed of No. 214 inevitably slowed down.

Unexpectedly, after the No. 214 fire spitting, he did not use the aileron to roll and escape, but continued to rush to fall down. When he reached the warning 3,000 feet, he did not need to look at the altimeter. Zhou Zhihan directly opened the flap to the maximum deflection angle of 42.6 degrees, rolled to the outer ring in the low altitude, completely escaped from the five plum-type encirclements, and leveled the nose forward, accelerated forward, and jumped for two consecutive pulling and jumping, increasing the speed, increasing the energy, dived and bit a plum-type fire, hit it, and then pulled up and jumped away, leaving, leaving all German pilots who could only watch him "showing skills" in the air, and they were helpless.

The maximum deflection angle of No. 24's fire is 42.6 degrees reverse rolling is too exquisite.

So exquisite that all German pilots never thought before that, it turned out that fighter jets could roll in reverse like this?

But when you open the flap to the point of the time, it rolls in reverse. Why don’t you stop the tail spin and greet the earth with your face?

No. 214's fire was breeze-style rear tracking, and all German pilots were afraid.

6 aircraft.

No. 214 shot down six plum-styles in a few minutes, and the story will never be written like this.

During the second backfly attack, Zhou Zhihan deliberately injured the enemy plane, and then calmly made a reverse rolling maneuver from his side. If he exploded, the No. 214 spitting fire would have to avoid it, so that it would be impossible to make a reverse rolling and disengagement.

——Time returned to the time when the Soviet group had just entered the air above the JG52 wing.

Moscow!

Supreme Command.

In an ordinary room in a majestic and magnificent palace, the morning glow shines on the wall through the bead curtains, leaving mottled shadows. The pots of flowers on the windowsill are in full bloom, and wisps of faint fragrance float inside the room. Inconsistent with this, the atmosphere in the room seems extremely dull.

The supreme commander of the Soviet army, Stalin, sat alone on the sofa. His face was haggard and obviously he had not had a good sleep. His two thick eyebrows were locked tightly. Under the black beard that was cut in a uniform manner was a huge pipe. He was smoking a cigarette hard, spitting out the smoke rings one by one.

After a while, an office director walked in and told him that General Gromakin, the commander of the Moscow Air Defense Zone, had arrived, and other members of the National Defense Committee and members of the Zheng Zhi Bureau had also arrived.

Stalin came to the office of the Supreme Command.

Seeing that the Supreme Commander slowly walked in, everyone present stood up!

Stalin waved his hand and said, "Sit down!"

After everyone sat down, Stalin asked General Gromakin: "Is there any news about Comrade Zhukov?"

General Gromakin glanced at the watch: "There is no news yet. When there is any news, I will report it to you immediately!"

Stalin nodded.

"I will first report to you about improving the Moscow air defense zone and prevention and control measures."

General Gromakin said as he walked to the large combat map:

"In the past few days, we have carefully studied the detailed combat situation of various air defense departments in Moscow and found some problems from it.

For example, the coordination between various troops is not comprehensive and there is no complete cooperation in actual combat. This leads to the fact that when the enemy air strikes, the troops do not cooperate and eventually become their own battles, and their defense capabilities are naturally greatly reduced.

According to the exercises during this period, the searchlight troops set up annular illumination zone around Moscow, and the effect was not very ideal, and the number of searchlights was far from enough and needed to be increased.

In the past two days, after I personally inspected the sky above Moscow, I was very worried about it because looking down at Moscow from the air, Moscow was simply a big bomb crater and could easily be discovered by German military aircraft. We must improve this as soon as possible.

We have gone through many exercises and found many problems and need to be corrected immediately.

For example, when enemy planes attack, 15 to 20 searchlights often chase a German bomber, which leads to other enemy planes taking advantage of the situation and being discovered.

Also, the agreement between anti-aircraft guns and machine guns has not been well established, and they often shoot out-of-reach targets and waste ammunition in vain.

During this period, the fighter pilots also exposed the shortcomings of insufficient experience during the exercise. Some fighter pilots stayed in the air for too long. Due to lack of experience, it was difficult for them to actively find enemy aircraft, which would cause our air force to fall into passive defense, which is very unfavorable to our air defense operations.

In short, these issues need to be carefully considered by the air defense forces and commands at all levels.”

After listening to General Gromakin's simple and clear report, some commanders of various departments nodded without saying a word, while others lowered their heads and smoked. This situation has existed for a long time and it is difficult to fundamentally change in the short term. As the war is imminent, the German tanks have advanced towards Moscow, and Goring's fighter troops have even set up formations around Moscow and have continuously sent small groups of fighter jets to spy on the virtuality of Moscow's air defense. Faced with the experienced and effective tactics, the young Soviet air force had few effective solutions.

Stalin listened to General Gromakin's report with all his attention. He kept smoking. Seeing that no one was talking, he suddenly slammed his pipe on the table and looked directly at General Gromakin:

"The improvement measures that Comrade General just proposed are very good. Here I would like to mention my own opinion. I think anti-aircraft guns are negative defense after all, and this consumes huge amounts of shells. We should calculate whether our industry has achieved such consumption.

Therefore, all departments must find more effective and economical ways to block the German air force in order to reduce the empty artillery and reduce the consumption of war on us. This matter will be handled by General Gromakin!"

"Yes! Comrade Stalin!"

General Gromakin stood up and replied.

At this moment, an air captain, led by Stalin's guard, walked in quickly, handed General Gromakin a secret telegram, and left.

General Gromakin stretched his eyebrows slightly: "Comrade Stalin, I just sent a telegram from Leningrad. The bomber that Marshal Zhukov was riding successfully took off from Leningrad and met with my fighter troops who were escorting. He is now on his way to Moscow."

When Stalin heard this, he asked in a deep voice: "Is the people sent this time reliable?"

General Gromakin said: "Please rest assured, Comrade Stalin! The people sent this time are very reliable, and they are all elites of our Air Force!"

Stalin nodded after hearing this: "Who is the fighter commander who went to escort Comrade Zhukov this time?"

General Gromakin said: "It is from our allies, a super ace from China!"

"China?"

Stalin didn't speak, but a member of the Zheng Zhi Bureau asked, "Is it a bit sloppy to let a Chinese participate in this operation?"

General Gromakin said: "This Chinese ace pilot is experienced, strong in combat, loyal and trustworthy. This mission is extremely difficult, he is the one who belongs to it."
Chapter completed!