a*u
2 楼
麻痹的,40万人的大溃败,硬是被导演拍成了4000人的撤退,空战也只有个位数的飞机
。场面如此之小,这是脱欧的英国人小家子气小格局的体现?还不如1958年米高梅出品
的敦刻尔克。
。场面如此之小,这是脱欧的英国人小家子气小格局的体现?还不如1958年米高梅出品
的敦刻尔克。
H*e
6 楼
光注意看帅哥, 翘PP了 :)
a*u
8 楼
Over Dunkirk, the Luftwaffe suffered its first serious rebuff of the war. As
Galland has noted, the nature and style of the air battles over the beaches
should have provided a warning as to the inherent weaknesses of the
Luftwaffe's force structure.{62} Admittedly, the Germans fought at a
disadvantage. Although positioned forward at captured airfields, the Bf 109
was at the outer limits of its range and possessed less flying time over
Dunkirk than did the "Hurricanes" and "Spitfires" operating from southern
England. German bombers were still located in western Germany and had even
farther to fly. Thus, the Luftwaffe could not bring its full weight to bear
so that when its bombers hammered those on the beaches or embarking, the RAF
intervened in a significant fashion. German aircraft losses were high, and
British fighter attacks often prevented German bombers from performing with
full effectiveness. Both sides suffered heavy losses. During the nine days
from May 26 through June 3, the RAF lost 177 aircraft destroyed or damaged;
the Germans lost 240.{63} For much of the Luftwaffe, Dunkirk came as a nasty
shock. Fliegerkorps II reported in its war diary that it lost more aircraft
on the 27th attacking the evacuation than it had lost in the previous ten
days of the campaign.{64}
{62} Adolf Galland, The First and the Last (New York, 1954), p.6.
{63} Ellis, The War in France and Flanders, p . 246 . The German losses, it
should be noted, were for the entire western theater of operations, but most
of the Luftwaffe's effort was concentrated in this time period over Dunkirk
.
{64} "Einsatz des II.Fliegerkorps bei Dankirchen am 27.5.40.: Schwerer Tag
des II.Fliegerkorps," AFSHRC: K 113 .306-3, v.3.
【在 i***h 的大作中提到】
: 戈林脑子进水了
: 下令空军停止攻击
: 所以电影空战少是正常的吧
: 不然英帝远征军全得死在海滩上
Galland has noted, the nature and style of the air battles over the beaches
should have provided a warning as to the inherent weaknesses of the
Luftwaffe's force structure.{62} Admittedly, the Germans fought at a
disadvantage. Although positioned forward at captured airfields, the Bf 109
was at the outer limits of its range and possessed less flying time over
Dunkirk than did the "Hurricanes" and "Spitfires" operating from southern
England. German bombers were still located in western Germany and had even
farther to fly. Thus, the Luftwaffe could not bring its full weight to bear
so that when its bombers hammered those on the beaches or embarking, the RAF
intervened in a significant fashion. German aircraft losses were high, and
British fighter attacks often prevented German bombers from performing with
full effectiveness. Both sides suffered heavy losses. During the nine days
from May 26 through June 3, the RAF lost 177 aircraft destroyed or damaged;
the Germans lost 240.{63} For much of the Luftwaffe, Dunkirk came as a nasty
shock. Fliegerkorps II reported in its war diary that it lost more aircraft
on the 27th attacking the evacuation than it had lost in the previous ten
days of the campaign.{64}
{62} Adolf Galland, The First and the Last (New York, 1954), p.6.
{63} Ellis, The War in France and Flanders, p . 246 . The German losses, it
should be noted, were for the entire western theater of operations, but most
of the Luftwaffe's effort was concentrated in this time period over Dunkirk
.
{64} "Einsatz des II.Fliegerkorps bei Dankirchen am 27.5.40.: Schwerer Tag
des II.Fliegerkorps," AFSHRC: K 113 .306-3, v.3.
【在 i***h 的大作中提到】
: 戈林脑子进水了
: 下令空军停止攻击
: 所以电影空战少是正常的吧
: 不然英帝远征军全得死在海滩上
a*u
9 楼
Over Dunkirk, the Luftwaffe suffered its first serious rebuff of the war. As
Galland has noted, the nature and style of the air battles over the beaches
should have provided a warning as to the inherent weaknesses of the
Luftwaffe's force structure.{62} Admittedly, the Germans fought at a
disadvantage. Although positioned forward at captured airfields, the Bf 109
was at the outer limits of its range and possessed less flying time over
Dunkirk than did the "Hurricanes" and "Spitfires" operating from southern
England. German bombers were still located in western Germany and had even
farther to fly. Thus, the Luftwaffe could not bring its full weight to bear
so that when its bombers hammered those on the beaches or embarking, the RAF
intervened in a significant fashion. German aircraft losses were high, and
British fighter attacks often prevented German bombers from performing with
full effectiveness. Both sides suffered heavy losses. During the nine days
from May 26 through June 3, the RAF lost 177 aircraft destroyed or damaged;
the Germans lost 240.{63} For much of the Luftwaffe, Dunkirk came as a nasty
shock. Fliegerkorps II reported in its war diary that it lost more aircraft
on the 27th attacking the evacuation than it had lost in the previous ten
days of the campaign.{64}
{62} Adolf Galland, The First and the Last (New York, 1954), p.6.
{63} Ellis, The War in France and Flanders, p . 246 . The German losses, it
should be noted, were for the entire western theater of operations, but most
of the Luftwaffe's effort was concentrated in this time period over Dunkirk
.
{64} "Einsatz des II.Fliegerkorps bei Dankirchen am 27.5.40.: Schwerer Tag
des II.Fliegerkorps," AFSHRC: K 113 .306-3, v.3.
【在 i***h 的大作中提到】
: 戈林脑子进水了
: 下令空军停止攻击
: 所以电影空战少是正常的吧
: 不然英帝远征军全得死在海滩上
Galland has noted, the nature and style of the air battles over the beaches
should have provided a warning as to the inherent weaknesses of the
Luftwaffe's force structure.{62} Admittedly, the Germans fought at a
disadvantage. Although positioned forward at captured airfields, the Bf 109
was at the outer limits of its range and possessed less flying time over
Dunkirk than did the "Hurricanes" and "Spitfires" operating from southern
England. German bombers were still located in western Germany and had even
farther to fly. Thus, the Luftwaffe could not bring its full weight to bear
so that when its bombers hammered those on the beaches or embarking, the RAF
intervened in a significant fashion. German aircraft losses were high, and
British fighter attacks often prevented German bombers from performing with
full effectiveness. Both sides suffered heavy losses. During the nine days
from May 26 through June 3, the RAF lost 177 aircraft destroyed or damaged;
the Germans lost 240.{63} For much of the Luftwaffe, Dunkirk came as a nasty
shock. Fliegerkorps II reported in its war diary that it lost more aircraft
on the 27th attacking the evacuation than it had lost in the previous ten
days of the campaign.{64}
{62} Adolf Galland, The First and the Last (New York, 1954), p.6.
{63} Ellis, The War in France and Flanders, p . 246 . The German losses, it
should be noted, were for the entire western theater of operations, but most
of the Luftwaffe's effort was concentrated in this time period over Dunkirk
.
{64} "Einsatz des II.Fliegerkorps bei Dankirchen am 27.5.40.: Schwerer Tag
des II.Fliegerkorps," AFSHRC: K 113 .306-3, v.3.
【在 i***h 的大作中提到】
: 戈林脑子进水了
: 下令空军停止攻击
: 所以电影空战少是正常的吧
: 不然英帝远征军全得死在海滩上
a*s
10 楼
元首大概还是想和英国议和,留点余地
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