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Edited by NIIB uP North:
7/9/2014 4:23:07 PM
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Once they suffered serious losses from RAF defenses, by 1940 the Luftwaffe switched to night bombing of cities (just as the RAF bomber command preferred night-bombing of German cities). Little risk of bird-strikes at night. Plus most WWII bombing took place at >10,000 feet. You won't encounter many geese at that altitude.
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So you saying there's a very low chance but there's still a chance and how about fighters they flew low some times.
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*shrug* Geese, the unsung hero's of The Battle of Britain. Never forget.
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Like that cheesy Remembrance Day commercial "I remember"
