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Germany Had Better Planes — And Still Lost the Sky

World War II air combat wasn’t decided by better planes.It was decided by who could fly again tomorrow. German fighters were faster, sharper, and deadly in the right hands. Aircraft like the Bf 109 and Fw 190 could still win dogfights deep into the war. But winning fights wasn’t the same as controlling the sky. Control came from presence — flying every day, returning every morning, and never letting the sky feel empty. This story follows an American soldier who noticed the change from the ground. German aircraft became events. American aircraft became routine. Allied fighters filled the sky so consistently that air power stopped being dramatic — it became predictable. And once flying becomes normal for one side, the war in the air is already over. This video isn’t about hero pilots or perfect machines. It’s about fuel, ground crews, repairs, and time. Because in an industrial war, the side that owns the calendar doesn’t need the best aircraft. It only needs to keep flying when the other side can’t. Sources & archival references: Full list of documents and photos used in this video → https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...