What was the Luftwaffe unit called who rammed those B-21s in WWII?

Question

Saw them on Dogfights, but I don't remember the name.

Answer 1

Rammkommando Elbe

and there were no B- 21's ever in actual combat --- The USAAF ( United States Army Air Force ) flew B-17's ( Flying Fortress ) and B-24's ( Liberators ) B-25's ( Mitchell) and the B-26's ( Maurauder ) as well as some other lesser known planes
in the Eurepeon theater and those were joined by the the B -29's ( Super Fortress ) In the Pacific

why do people bother to answer if they are So stupid they don't know the answer ?????

Answer 2

There were no such aircraft as a B-21 in WWII. There were B-17's (the Flying Fortress), B-24's (the Liberator), B-25's (the Mitchell Marauder) & finally the B-29 (the Superfortress). Don't know about your Luftwaffe unit.

Answer 3

No one as there is no such aircraft to ever see combat to my knowledge. B-17's, 25's, 24's and the 29 (which dropped the A-Bomb)!

The North American XB-21 which competed with the B 18, which finally won the contract in the 1930's for 177 aircraft! I believe very few XB-21's were made and I doubt if they ever saw combat. At the beginning of WW II we were using mainly B-17's!

The aircraft did exist though, but not as the B-21!

A semi-kamikaze unit was the Rammkommando Elbe, created under the directions of Hajo Hermann, those actually attacked by raming the bombers in 1945 , even some pilots survived to tell the history, most of them did not!

FW-190, was used becausethe wings structure was by far more strong.

Those rammed or colided with Fw-190....did not survive.

http://aeronautics.ru/archive/wwii/photos/gallery_006/AC%20B-17%20severe%20damage%20to%20nose.jpg.

Try this one

http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/3763/fw190maximowitz2sr.jpg

Here are some pics of the XB-21 which was not selected as it was twice the cost of the B-18

http://www.aiaa-myaerospace.org/rhtp/stories/rusinek_tale.pdf

On page 2 you can see the picture of a B-18!

Answer 4

No such Bomber as the B-21,

You mean the B-24 Liberator, and the LW unit was Rammkommandos Elbe & Wilde Sau(JG300)

Answer 5

Yea,. I saw it too.