It's a good technical resource, but really has nothing in the way of "war stories" to compliment that information with what the actual operational experience was like. (e.g. After hours of circling I finally saw a blip appear on the scope. Closing in, the dim outline of a target appeared, and as I was about to fire I realized that it was another friendly who had mistakenly drifted into my patrol area, so I broke off my attack run. Suddenly, I was attacked from behind by an AI equipped Mosquito, and...) Looking at the statistics provided one might conclude that the entire airborne intercept effort at night was a frustrating waste of time and resources for the Germans who never really figured it out.
Their one strategy that seemed to work, direct interdiction at the British home bases similar to the early Battle of Britain, was quickly prohibited by senior leadership for undisclosed reasons.
