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And neither was RAF And how were they supposed to achieve effective mine density in British home waters? Not enough transport capabilities to make a meaningful impact. I'd pay to watch Germans try to invade UK with a horde of Siebel barges, it would be hilarity for the ages.

I guess Student's head wound impacted his thinking.

No they weren't, many of the units were on the airfields too far south and many airfields still needed repairs or extensions, while number of squadrons needed to be stood down temporaly, for the maintainance to catch up. All the hurdles the Germans faced are still there and three weeks earlier...

There is one big problem with this premise, Fall Gelb and Fall Rot were full out efforts, Luftwaffe can't really spare more than few staff officers for future planning before the ceasefire is in effect, only then can they start concentrated planning and the logistic realignment, which takes...

What strawmen? So have I and based my critique on what I read. This is purely mathematical exercise with way too few parameters included to be considered a viable simulation. And then you post the paper excerpt where they write how Luftwaffe will start operations against the UKwhile operations...

Read the document, it makes several assumptions to come to it's conclusion, first is that the Luftwaffe will start it's campaign while still fighting the French :ROFLMAO: and will start their most successful tactics early on and keep repeating them right to the end, without RAF making any...

There is no way actual odds were 50-50, they were skewed in British favor from the start. So, they can't calculate the odds from the historical data, but they can calculate the odds for the changes? Yeah, we can file this under ''Pseudoscientific bullshit people make up to pad up the papers''...

No, because first of all Luftwaffe would have suffered worse casualties in the Battle of France than OTL (there is a reason why Bf-109 won), it wouldn't remove the fact that the British have superior Command&Control system, the the British are outpacing them in aircraft production and pilot...

What do they remove for their heavy bomber? Ju-88? Me-110? Bf-109? The problem all bombers in WWII is their escorts, if Luftwaffe can't escort the well enough to target, then they are just as much of target as light and medium bombers, it's just that the loss of every bomber is heavier blow than...

There is a reason why making a new Sealion thread is a banning offense on AH ;)