I agree on the NO DAR, that would help the Allied, or possible, have one or two forward fields with dar only, or limted dar,this would be closer to historical, LW did have dar in WW2, and knew the positions of the bombers prior to intervention.
he last roster check before rolling showed 29 LW pilots and 41 Allied. Some of the 'scorts for ALlied
should have turned bomber pilot, that probably would have made the allied penentration alot deeper.
When I arrived on the fighter escort, we were at 32K, the assigned alt for this scenario, Bee noted that there
were 3 or 4 enenmy fighters that "Had Alt" on us..we adjusted our alt to 33K...this alt was broadcast to the
group of 109's though I didn't have time to 'look back' to see if everyone was adhering to max. alt.
I thought for being an adhoc scenario, and as many walk-ons as there were, it went pretty smoothly...believe
me, I've seen alot worse!
Definately need "someone in blue" aka a CM to lead it all, and doors locked (if possible) after the cut-off
time.
Pongo, you sure the (4) fighters (190's, 109's) you saw early weren't our scouts? We had them shoot up
ahead of everyone for a sitrep.
Anyway, thanks CaveJ and Kieren for the great fun! Next time I'll fly a bomber, the odds of 29 fighters vs. 9
bombers wasn't good odds for you guys, tis too bad you couldn't get about 10 of those 51 drivers to drive a
Boeing.
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Brian "Ripsnort" Nelson
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(Formerly VF-101 Grim Reapers~Rip1~Warbirds~)
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[This message has been edited by Ripsnort (edited 02-28-2000).]