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"Theoretically, if we breach from the stern, the likelihood of a hit is the highest," said the lead pilot, pointing at a model warship on the table to all the surrounding pilots.
"The enemy ship might change course," a young pilot mused as he looked over the model warship on the table, simulating the entire attack process in his mind. The other pilots didn't speak; they were also curious about this issue.
All these pilots had been carefully selected from the Air Force, each having independently completed at least ten bombing missions, with extensive experience flying Stuka dive bombers.
The one who asked the question was a youth from Brunas, who had already flown 40 bombing missions in a Stuka dive bomber, with confirmed combat results that included 20 machine gun bunkers, 15 artillery positions, and 5 anti-aircraft fire points.
