Authors: Samuel W. Mitcham
a leader in the movement for close air support,
48
in the Mediterranean,
214
night bombing raids in Russia,
136
one of the best tacticians in the history of air warfare,
177
,
178
overall influence on the Luftwaffe,
48
,
49
,
50
personality,
37
,
50
pleads for withdrawal from Stalin-grad,
191
,
192
at Sebastopol,
180
strong advocate of Stuka dive-bomber,
39
tactical error at Tatsinskaya,
196
takes command of Condor Legion,
44
terror raid on Warsaw,
65
,
66
,
67
transferred from army to Luftwaffe,
9
Richthofen, Lothar von,
38
Ringel, Lt. Gen. Julius,
119
,
121
Roatta, Gen. Mario,
40
Rommel, Field Marshal Erwin,
118
,
192
,
207
,
208
,
248
defeated at El Alamein due to lack of effective air support,
209
disappointed with the Luftwaffe in France,
252
unable to bring up panzer units on D-Day,
250
wounded during Normandy campaign,
251
Rommel, Polish Gen. Juliusz,
67
Rosen, Count Eric von,
82
Rosenberg, Alfred,
265
Royal Air Force (RAF)
advantages over Luftwaffe in invasion of Britain,
100
,
102
begins bombing Germany in 1942,
200
bomb raids eroded German civilian morale,
226
impact on German war effort was minimal,
204
types of aircraft,
93
Rudel, 1st Lt. Hans Ulrich,
145
,
146
,
188
,
262
Ruedel, Gen. Otto Guenther,
22
Rundstedt, Gerd von,
84
Sauckel, Fritz,
265
Schacht, Dr. Hjalmar Horace Greeley,
10
Schall, Franz,
261
Schellenberg, Walter,
205
Scherer, Maj. Gen. Theodor,
175
Schlieffen Plan,
90
Schmid, Joseph “Beppo,”
10
,
106
,
107
,
128
,
239
Schmidt, Maj. Gen. Arthur,
192
Schwaberdissen, Lt. Gen. Walter,
227
Schwarm (fighter section),
13
Schweickhard, Maj. Gen. Karl,
12
Seidel, Lt. Gen. Hans Georg von,
128
,
199
,
232
Seidemann, Maj. Gen. Hans,
10
,
44
,
209
,
210
,
219
,
223
Seyss-Inquart, Arthur,
265
shuttle bombing,
230
Simovic, Gen. Richard, launches coup against Prince Paul,
115
Soddu, Gen. Ubaldo,
114
Spanish Civil War,
31
,
32
,
33
,
34
,
35
Speer, Albert,
110
,
155
,
229
,
245
,
246
,
247
,
255
,
260
,
262
Speidel, Lt. Gen. Hans,
248
,
252
Sperrle, Field Marshal Hugo,
12
,
15
,
27
,
39
,
40
,
41
,
42
,
52
,
91
,
94
,
97
,
99
,
100
,
102
,
111
,
201
,
249
,
251
acquitted at Nuremberg,
252
advocated destruction of RAF over terror bombing of London,
106
allowed pilot training to decline,
110
career,
32
,
34
conflict with Faupel,
41
develops superior tactics to offset Red air superiority over Madrid,
36
disgusted when Luftwaffe was defeated in Britain,
107
embittered after the fall of France,
252
fell from power,
248
first commander of Condor Legion,
32
,
34
loses interest in the war and moves to Paris,
110
at Normandy,
250
personality,
35
replaces several aircraft,
37
transferred from army to Luftwaffe,
9
Sponeck, Lt. Gen. Count Hans von,
89
Stabsstaffel (Staff Squadron),
12
Stack, Brig. Gen. Robert J.,
264
Staffeln (Combat Squadrons),
12