During the melee, the A214 Spitfire broke into the Messerschmitt fleet to rescue more than a dozen British fighter planes that were suppressed by the fleet.
200 meters away, Barr Straw's GM2 sight caught an enemy aircraft. Zhou Zhihan held down the launch button for two seconds. In the first second, he attacked the Meiji that was caught in the sight, and in the second second, he bombed. Shoot at a large deflection angle.
The transparent plastic of the Messerschmitt cockpit cover of the first Messerschmitt to be attacked was hit by tracer bullets and broke into pieces sparkling in the sun. The fuselage turned over, with its back facing down, spinning down and falling, and the nose of the aircraft crashed. It hit the ground, exploded and caught fire, and the pilot didn't even have time to parachute.
The second Messerschmitt inevitably hit the arcing trajectory of the projectile. Several large holes were opened in the wings by high-explosive incendiary bombs. The leaked lubricant was sprayed and the entire cockpit was painted black. In front of the pilot's eyes, Plunged into endless darkness, he was so frightened that he made a blind sharp turn in a hurry. He felt that the fighter jet stalled after a violent collision, and his eyes were spinning in darkness. He quickly pushed open the cockpit and untied the The fixed belt on his chest wanted to parachute, but he found golden snakes dancing in front of him, and then he fell into the water. The cold seawater poured into the cockpit where he was buckled, choking his nostrils that had no time to hold his breath, and in an instant his soul was gone. stop breathing……
The A214 spitfire fired for two seconds. Three Messerschmitts fell. The remaining dozens of Messers scattered to avoid. The pressure on the surrounded British fighters dropped sharply and they counterattacked.
This hurt German morale.
Major Adolf Galland led sixty Meijis in a dive. However, due to the thick smoke over the port, the speed and power of the Meijis' dive were greatly reduced. At an altitude of 6,000 meters, the Meijis involuntarily slowed down. It makes the pilot feel awkward.
"Major Garland, we found an enemy plane above us. A large number of British guys appeared above us and dived after us... Damn it, I was hit... I'm going to parachute. Damn the British guys..."
One of the Messerschmitt pilots in the final dive shouted a warning, cursed and bailed out after being hit.
The communication system of the Condor Legion was consistent. The pilot's curse when he was shot down was like a bomb dropped in the crowd, immediately causing panic. At the same time, he turned back and looked into the sky. The first thing he saw was the aircraft that was hit. The pilot who was on fire and plummeted down and parachuted, and then saw the Spitfire and Hurricane swooping down. He didn't know how many there were in the panic, so he could only instinctively spread around to avoid the enemy plane's dive.
Adolf Galland knew that he had once again fallen into a trap set by the Chinese. When he yelled "disperse" after looking ferocious for half a second, he found that all the planes around him had lost their positions before he ordered to disperse. ,Into chaos.
Adolf Garland has experienced many battles. He knows that such a situation when a large group of aircraft dives is fatal, and it is easy to cause a tragic collision: "Everyone, don't panic, maintain the formation, there are not many enemies in the air, we can Defeat them easily..."
Just a few seconds after Adolf Galland finished speaking, the Meiji that was hit during the warning exploded, and unfired ammunition flew everywhere. The torn body produced a powerful shock wave and fire all over the sky under the explosion, and the wreckage appeared behind. It arrived first and fell to the ground. The pilots who had just been calmed down by Garland once again panicked and dodged around to avoid the debris of the exploding and falling fighter jets. This immediately caused a collective panic that was out of control.
Before preparing to launch a dive, the 20 British pilots were all gearing up. The commander-in-chief said that the 20 fighter planes ambushing in the sky must display a majestic aura. Whether the Allies can turn defeat into victory depends on what 20 of them can do. The momentum is gone.
The commander-in-chief's words were so encouraging that when he heard them, powerful energy burst out in his heart, and he was determined to create a majestic and majestic aura that defied the heavens.
So Major Malan led nineteen fighter jets, spread out in a fan formation, dived at full speed, with the power of sixty fighter jets, and shot down the last few diving Messerschmitts. This aroused the pilots even more fighting spirit.
What the commander-in-chief said is absolutely right, victory or defeat depends on this.
At this moment, a large number of fighter jets flew in from the direction of Britain, including Spitfires, Hurricanes, Dreadnoughts, and even short tail booms.
This brought greater negative effects to the panicked German pilots. Many people's first reaction was-the arrival of British reinforcements made it more difficult for us to win.
At the same time, British pilots and ground troops also discovered that fighter jets were coming to assist, which boosted their morale.
The morale and strength of both sides have quietly changed.
More than half an hour ago, there was contact between the Royal Air Force and the French Air Force. No large number of German fighter jets were found in the south of France. The Royal Air Force concluded that the southward "Paula" operation deliberately leaked by the German Air Force might be a trap. , so the Royal Air Force headquarters immediately ordered a large number of fighter planes to be dispatched to Dunkirk. Regardless of whether the Germans' plan to go south to "Paola" was true or false, ensuring the safety of the 80 fighter planes flying today is the most important. If these 80 fighter planes make a mistake, The Royal Air Force will never recover from this, because these 80 people are all top pilots.
The RAF could no longer afford losses.
Sure enough, just 20 minutes ago, Admiral Hugh Dowding received news from the Dunkirk warship that the Royal Air Force was besieged by a large number of German fighter jets, at least 300 German fighter jets.
Admiral Dowding held the telegram in his hand, crossing himself and praying to God, hoping that the reinforcements from the fighter jets sent half an hour ago would not be too late.
When the cabinet members received a call from Admiral Dowding, they were all restless. They went straight to the war room without even having time to brush their teeth and wash their faces. Their misjudgment of intelligence may cause irreparable losses.
"Brothers, our reinforcements have arrived. The Germans are about to be defeated. The Dunkirk evacuation will end at eight o'clock today, so brothers who have not yet become aces, you must hurry up. Today's battle is over, everyone Our record is basically settled, so those who haven’t become ace yet, hurry up!”
Zhou Zhihan shouted to boost morale. It was no longer a leak of secrets at this time. The evacuation would stop at eight o'clock, and only the pilots could hear what he said. Even if the pilots wanted to leak this secret, they would have to return to the country. , now no one can leak the secret on the beach.
Although the battle to defend London is about to begin, it is important to boost morale at the moment.
"What? The retreat is about to end? I still have one fight left..."
"I'm one fight away from becoming the ace... The German guy wants to run away... It's not that easy... I'm catching up... Die... Ta-ta-da... Hahaha... I killed him... Brother You guys, I’ve become an ace, and I’ll treat everyone to the carnival tonight…hell, I’ll treat you tomorrow night, and the guest tonight is Major Douglas Patton…”
"Thomson, you bastard, how do you know that I will lose to the commander-in-chief? I have already killed two Germans..."
Thomson: "Damn it, Major Patton, the commander in chief has eight or nine planes..."
"Shut up Thomson, I'm catching up with another one, we'll see..."
The conversation between Thomson and Douglas Patton had a huge impact on the morale of the Royal Air Force pilots. It made everyone sound like the Germans were about to be defeated.
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