Lieutenant Edmund Rossman is the commander of the 9./jg52 Squadron of the JG52 Regiment and an ace pilot from the Condor Legion. He was famous during the Spanish Civil War and had a strong desire to attack. He was once a partner of Major Helmut Vick. After the latter mysteriously disappeared, Rossman was transferred to the JG52 Regiment and had no record in the first two months of his arrival in the Soviet battlefield. In the past two months, he shot down 12 Soviet aircraft. For a time, the limelight and Herman Graf were not at odds with each other, and he was known as the brilliant two stars of the JG52 Regiment.

"clear!"

Edmonton Rossman pressed the rod, and the serial number of WK-NR14838, Messer Schmitt released a chased spitfire, rolled in and arrived at Major Dietrich Hrabach's right rear side and became the second commander. His wingman followed closely behind and became the second commander. In addition, Major Dietrich Hrabach's wingman, Sergeant Schmitt, formed a four-finger formation and fought toward the Red Star 9 bomber to the No. 214 Spitfire.

Just as the squadron led by Major Dietrich Hrabach flew again, Zhou Zhihan's eyes were sharp and he saw a familiar face among the numerous Messerschmidts, but there was no eye contact between the two.

This is a face full of sunshine.

He must have seen this sunny face somewhere, and he was very familiar with it, but he couldn't remember who this person was for a moment.

The serial number of this Messerchmit is wk-nr     14716. The pattern under the cabin is a light-colored arrow piercing the heart, and the white handwriting under the pattern is karaya.

karaya means Zhou Zhihan knows it, it is the radio call code of the 9th./jg52 Squadron of the jg52nd wing.

This squadron is also an old opponent. During the Battle of Dunkirk, Zhou Zhihan had a fight with this squadron, but the characters in this squadron were not outstanding at that time. Their limelight was suppressed by the Condor Legion and the Badge. After all, the Condor Legion was at its peak at that time, with the peerless two heroes Moldes and Garland in the formation. They were very popular for a while. Later, another Helmut Vick who was shot down by Zhou Zhihan appeared, which was even more powerful.

On the upper left side of the pattern of a penetrating heart, there is a line of white ursel.

Regarding this plum style with serial number wk-nr       14716, Zhou Zhihan just glanced over it. The battle situation at this time changed rapidly, making him unable to think about what this pattern and white font represent. He turned on the afterburner of the No. 214 Spitfire, and the speed of the fighter increased by 50 kilometers.

Zhou Zhihan said to himself that after he returned, this No. 214 fire spitting fire would probably have to be overhauled.

At this time, a Mercedes and Herman Graff jointly attacked Major Pisanko, forcing Pisanko to speed up and get rid of it, but in this way, he had to stay away from the bomber.

The bomber flies slowly, which increases the difficulty of protection for the escort fighter.

When attacked by two Messerschmitts, Pisanko had to leave. If he slowed down and saved the bomber, the only thing waiting for him was to be shot down.

The plum style chases, with fast speed and superior energy.

In order to protect the bomber, Pisanko is at a disadvantage in speed. If he does not accelerate, he can only use his better circling ability to bite the plum style. However, the plum style has a wingman, and ambush in advance, so he can turn the circling fire directly.

Pisanko was anxious.

Although military regulations clearly stipulate that when fighter jets are escorting bombers, if the enemy is large and we are few and the strength is too great, and they are indeed unable to protect the safety of the bombers, the fighter jets can escape from the escort.

The commander of the fighter unit of any country will not require the fighter pilot to protect the bomber even though he knows that he is defeated, and end up being wiped out.

After all, preserving strength and hope and waiting for the opportunity to fight again is the way to generals.

But Red Star 9 is different.

Even if the fighter plane escorted this time dies, it must protect the fullness of Red Star 9.

Pisanko accelerated and rushed forward, suddenly flew backwards, fired, and wanted to shoot down Herman Graff, who was chasing her in the air.

This is a way of playing with a big bet and losing both sides.

Herman Graf didn't expect that Pisanko would use both sides to fight back and forth to escort the bomber. He was startled and quickly pressed the pole to make a side roll and dodge. Even so, his tail navigation light was still broken by a fire-breathing machine gun, and glass fragments flew, leaving countless fiery red suns in the air.

Pisanko used both sides to lose the game and did not shoot down the tightly-bitten Mei style. He knew that something was wrong, because if the enemy plane hit, the enemy plane's position could block the attack route of its wingman. If the enemy plane left by maneuver, its wingman would immediately have a window to shoot.

Before he could think about it, Pisanko subconsciously made a roller maneuver with both offense and defense. He had just rolled half a circle and felt a trembling sound from his fuselage and the wing was shot.

"Damn it."

Pisanko cursed and continued to roll. At this time, there was no time to check where he was hit. If he wanted to survive, he had to continue rolling down. But the next second, Pisanko felt cold, because a Messmit had appeared on the track where he rolled down.

This person is Herman Graff.

Just now, at the critical moment, he rolled around and avoided Pisanko's gambling attack, gave up a shooting window for his wingman, and turned from a captain to a wingman. Seeing Pisanko's fire-breathing downwards, he immediately followed, arranged the shooting in advance, and waited for Pisanko to send it on his own.

Major Pisanko felt cold. He was doing roller maneuvering at this time. He knew that there was a trap ahead, but with his ability, he could not force the fighter to change the fighter from the rolling.

Just when Major Pisanko was in a desperate situation, Yumashev was forced to support himself.

Two Meishi wanted to isolate Yumashev and Red Star 9. One attacked his left side and forced him to leave the bomber. The other formed a rear tracking behind, trying to bite S1127 to spitfire.

Faced with a double attack, Yumashev could only be bitten and shot down without leaving.

He had no choice but to press the rod, and the Spitfire No. 1127 left the bomber, made an expanded maneuvering action to fly the S line, hoping to get rid of the enemy plane behind him.

The German pilot was very experienced and did not follow Yumashev's fighter's rear-end to chase him closely, but flew straight and quickly pulled the distance between the two aircraft closer, which forced Yumashev not to get close to the bomber again.

In this way, the two Messerschmitts successfully separated Yumashev and Red Star 9.

Yumashev was also cold now.

The purpose of his S maneuvering action was to lure the rear aircraft to bite him. Then he returned to the initial route of S maneuvering and continued to protect the bomber. However, the experienced German pilot saw through his tricks at a glance, remained unmoved, and continued to fly straight, forcing him not to get close to the bomber.

Gerhard Barkhorn, who had just shot down Najenko, was in a strong fighting spirit. He rolled 360 degrees, and No. 14809 Messerchmitt rolled past his teammates, instantly changing the route of the fighter jet and biting Yumashev.

Gerhard Barkhorn's maneuvering movement was so beautiful. His confidence increased greatly at this time, and the maneuvering movement he made was more mature. He just rolled 360 degrees and then rolled from the wingman position to the main attack position of the long machine.

"pretty!"

Zhou Zhihan, who was pounced on Red Star 9, saw clearly the battle that happened next to Red Star 9. He applauded the bravery shown by the two Soviet pilots, and secretly applauded the German pilots' experienced technical experience. He even praised No. 14809 Messerchmitt, and flew out a wonderful 360-degree rolling maneuver from defense to offense.

Who is the pilot of Messerchmit No. 14809? This person's strength is definitely ranked among the top ten in the world's top pilots.
Chapter completed!