"In fact, so massive was UN air strength that,
by fall, B-29`s of the American Strategic Air Command
were being used to chase individual North Korean
trucks down mountain roads"......
David J. Ritchie, Strategy and Tactics Magazine May 1987
Excellent work beBro... this is just the unit i was expecting... a "naval killer" xD I LOVE THIS UNIT!!!
I love your work... when you do a unit, you do it RIGHT... with all the civilopedia thingies and all... you save me a lot of work finding pics to put on the units_32.pcx and civilopedia stuff... thanks... really
Originally posted by thestonesfan Interesting...I had no idea. I haven't yet got to the Korean War in my endless pursuit of total historical awareness.
Well for starters I think the MiG was a joint Russian and Korean maybe Japanese desinged fighter so that could explain part of the reason Russia (USSR if you prefer) helped the North Koreans. Sort of "We want to make sure they can use our advanced plances so let's help a little" relationship.
Or maybe it's the fact we didn't (and don't) really like Communists.
so Russia might have been "assitsing a fellow Communist."
the mig was a russian devolment with the help of captured german scientists and information to produce a swept wing jet fighter.
if you read the history (i know i'm saaaaad) you will notice the mig-15 and the f-86 are very similar in capability and design, and both are based on the me-262 of the second world war. this is thanks to captured german tech. and scientists who were put to work for the victors after ww2.
the diff was in technology for the pilot: mig designed for mass production, f for quality, so mig more crude and missing things like pressurised cabin, heater good air supply for the pilot.........
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