B-29s Air-to-Air Kill Ratio - Korea vs. WWII, Performance Disparity Discussion @WWIIUSBombers
B-29s Air-to-Air Kill Ratio - Korea vs. WWII, Performance Disparity Discussion @WWIIUSBombers
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
During WWII B-29s enjoyed a 11.7:1 kill ratio against Japanese bomber interceptors. This value decreased by around an order of magnitude 6 years later during the Korean war. The video will review the air-to-air kill ratio of the B-29 during this conflict and address why the large disparity existed.
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B-29s Air-to-Air Kill Ratio - Korea vs. WWII, Performance Disparity Discussion

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