Post by wing_nut on May 10, 2017 7:02:25 GMT -5
Sorry for the late reply but thanks oyu all VM.
The Butterfly Effect on WWII
The Soviet/Japanese war starts in 1940. Hitler decides Operation Barbarossa can be put on hold. The Battle of Britain goes much better for Germany and last longer. They do ultimately lose that in the end.
October 1914, the sniper’s bullet kills Montgomery and the North African campaign also goes better for Germany and lasts longer.
September 1942, Hans-Joachim Marseille’s Bf-109G loses power and he is forced to bail out but the tail misses him and he survives. And because war development and production advances more rapidly, the Fw190D-9 is introduced earlier seeing action in North Africa.
Marseille is one of the first to get the new Fw aircraft.
The Butterfly Effect on WWII
The Soviet/Japanese war starts in 1940. Hitler decides Operation Barbarossa can be put on hold. The Battle of Britain goes much better for Germany and last longer. They do ultimately lose that in the end.
October 1914, the sniper’s bullet kills Montgomery and the North African campaign also goes better for Germany and lasts longer.
September 1942, Hans-Joachim Marseille’s Bf-109G loses power and he is forced to bail out but the tail misses him and he survives. And because war development and production advances more rapidly, the Fw190D-9 is introduced earlier seeing action in North Africa.
Marseille is one of the first to get the new Fw aircraft.
