 Wilhem Wimmer's production programs rectified this by September 1939, these forces suffered as the war progressed.Jeschonnek's concern with tactical aircraft at the expense of strategic bombers, and short-war preparations, did more than any other officer to divert the Luftwaffe from the broadly-based doctrine advocated by Kesselring and Wever, men who regarded the bomber, operational level and strategic operations as a priority.Jeschonnek, the long-term aviator, possessed a much more short-sighted view of air power than the former army officers.