Let's say that, after the victory against France and strategic defeat vs. UK, someone more capable is setaed to run the Luftwaffe, and has good ties with the RLM and above. What would've been his steps to improve on both short- and long-term schedual? Some of the lessons learned during 1940 might include:
- there is no such thing as too much aircraft, too much of trained & capable men, too much of fuel
- no such thing as too good performance, firepower, range/radius
- fast(er) fighters and bombers are more survivable than the slow(er) ones
- bigger bombers carry more bombs vs. range per HP installed and per pilots trained
Short term, for this thread,wouldve mean something that will yield results before 1942, long term means it will deliver someting before 1944.
- there is no such thing as too much aircraft, too much of trained & capable men, too much of fuel
- no such thing as too good performance, firepower, range/radius
- fast(er) fighters and bombers are more survivable than the slow(er) ones
- bigger bombers carry more bombs vs. range per HP installed and per pilots trained
Short term, for this thread,wouldve mean something that will yield results before 1942, long term means it will deliver someting before 1944.