US EditionHow The Allies Took Down Germany's Gigantic Me 323s
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How The Allies Took Down Germany's Gigantic Me 323s
On April 22, 1943, the Luftwaffe suffered a devastating blow over the Mediterranean. The massive Messerschmitt Me 323 “Gigant” transport planes were caught off guard in what later became known as “Giant’s Bloody April.” Allied fighters from the British Desert Air Force ambushed and wiped out almost an entire formation of these slow-moving giants. Impressive but Vulnerable The Me 323 was the largest land-based transport plane used in WWII. With s…
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