Historically, which long range paratrooper attacks you know of?
And how many paratrooper attacks from CVs you know of?
Is that none or not a single one?
'Nuf said
paratroopers should be able fly from aircraft carriers
at the moment noone use them , they are totally useless , range is too short
Historically, which long range paratrooper attacks you know of?
And how many paratrooper attacks from CVs you know of?
Is that none or not a single one?
'Nuf said

C-47 planes can fly 2600 km if you ask historicallyvonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Historically, which long range paratrooper attacks you know of?And how many paratrooper attacks from CVs you know of?
Is that none or not a single one?
'Nuf said
Idk my guess is that the C-47 airplane was to large for the Aircraft Carriers.
I mean if you're talking realism, practically none of the planes from the tactical bomber tree are carrier-borne. Given how underused paratroopers already are, it would be a pretty convenient and beneficial change.vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Historically, which long range paratrooper attacks you know of?And how many paratrooper attacks from CVs you know of?
Is that none or not a single one?
'Nuf said
Ever heard of the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo?Aceidel wrote:
I mean if you're talking realism, practically none of the planes from the tactical bomber tree are carrier-borne. Given how underused paratroopers already are, it would be a pretty convenient and beneficial change.vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Historically, which long range paratrooper attacks you know of?And how many paratrooper attacks from CVs you know of?
Is that none or not a single one?
'Nuf said

“ Doolittle Raid ” ?vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Ever heard of the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo?Aceidel wrote:
I mean if you're talking realism, practically none of the planes from the tactical bomber tree are carrier-borne. Given how underused paratroopers already are, it would be a pretty convenient and beneficial change.vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Historically, which long range paratrooper attacks you know of?And how many paratrooper attacks from CVs you know of?
Is that none or not a single one?
'Nuf said
This is the event in which 16 North American B-25 Mitchells belonging to the US Army were launched from the US Navy's aircraft carrier Hornet, CV-8 and were completely lost, isn't it?
Personally, I don't think it's not reasonable.
Thank you for supporting that tactical bombing can be executed from CVs, but that paratrooper invasions should not.pod_than wrote:
“ Doolittle Raid ” ?This is the event in which 16 North American B-25 Mitchells belonging to the US Army were launched from the US Navy's aircraft carrier Hornet, CV-8 and were completely lost, isn't it?vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Ever heard of the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo?Aceidel wrote:
I mean if you're talking realism, practically none of the planes from the tactical bomber tree are carrier-borne. Given how underused paratroopers already are, it would be a pretty convenient and beneficial change.vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Personally, I don't think it's not reasonable.
At least, that is what I understood from your reply.

Hence why I said "practically none", that's like 1 one of the planes in the Tactical Bomber tree..vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Ever heard of the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo?Aceidel wrote:
I mean if you're talking realism, practically none of the planes from the tactical bomber tree are carrier-borne. Given how underused paratroopers already are, it would be a pretty convenient and beneficial change.vonlettowvorbeck wrote:
Historically, which long range paratrooper attacks you know of?And how many paratrooper attacks from CVs you know of?
Is that none or not a single one?
'Nuf said
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