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| Chief challengers of American daylight bombers: the Me-109 and the FW190, back bone of the Luftwaffe's fighter force. By the 1944 when allied bombers began attacking Berlin in great numbers, the Messerschmitt had just about reached the end of the line; The Wocke-Wulf was a dangerous adversary. It operated also as a fighter-bomber. |
