"Boom, boom, boom!"
An F4U fighter plane was hit by several 20mm cannon shells. The entire aircraft was instantly torn to pieces, and the pilot was struck by shrapnel, dying on the spot.
The German carrier-based FW-190 fighter that shot down this F4U fighter plane lunged toward another target.
Although the German carrier-based aircraft group only detached 10 squadrons, meaning 120 carrier-based FW-190 fighter planes, to meet the more than 130 F4U fighter planes of the US and British Navy, they still gained an absolute upper hand in the air combat. The carrier-based aircraft group of the US and British Navy was completely suppressed during the combat, and fighter planes were constantly being shot down. In contrast, the losses of the German escort fighters were extremely small.
Damnable! The performance of the Germans' carrier-based aircraft is still just as outstanding. Didn't they say that our F4U fighter planes were already no worse than the German fighter planes? Why is it still turning out like this? A US pilot's words were filled with helplessness.
Bastards, don't the people designing planes over there know how formidable the German fighter planes are? Another pilot also complained.
"God, I'm hooked, who's going to help me out?!" shouted a pilot in panic.
Before the other pilots had time to rescue him, screams came through their headphones. Clearly, the aircraft piloted by this pilot had already been hit by the German carrier-based FW-190 fighter plane.
"Damn it, find a way to shake off these German fighter planes and launch an attack on their dive bombers and torpedo bombers. We can't let them attack our fleet! Otherwise, everything will be finished!" ordered an American commander.
"Sir, we simply can't hold off the attack of the German carrier-based fighters, let alone shake them off." An American pilot answered