Comments by "Grave Peril" (@graveperil2169) on "Could modern day German Air Force stop the Allies at D-Day, 1944?" video.

the allies would send 1000+ bomber raids against the airbases that the jets are based out of, they mau not have laser guided bombs but they were experienced in grid square removal
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they would target the bases of the jets and destroy them on the ground
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@skymandoesyourmom the tech is most likely to advanced for easy reverse engineering, we are talking about a device run on microchips in a world that is still using vaccum tubes the base industry is just not there, the allies have no reason to expect that the germans can not maintain the attacks as they can not touch them in the air there only hope is to destory them on the ground they have no option but to send every bomber they have aganist the bases or assuming that the attacks continue like the first day in a week+ they will no longer have an air force
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@Felix-dv9wn disabling the airfields of the modern jets maybe easier due to the number of the airfields being limited and them requiring long paved runways while the ww2 aircraft are spread over a large number of airfields that are in a lot of cases just grass fields so are easier to repair/relocate
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the modern Luftwaffe would be attacked at their bases to destroy them on the ground once it become clear they could not be defeated in the air 1000 bomber raids on the airfields would disrupt their attacks
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Bomber command ended the war with just under 50% death rate, casualty averse sure but only when compared to the trenches WW1
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@raybarry4307 the jets are shooting down hundreds of planes when they attack the allies would attack the bases with every bomber they had and they had thousands of them
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