CO's needed for Battle of Britain 2006

[Grayeagle]

Oi s'pose ewe'd raw-tha be out t' the bloody MOO-veez with somm giggly tart on yer arm faw-ning o'er evry WORD y'say!

Roight! .. Off'y'go then!

'Peice of Cake' 'e said them 109's were in France.

I'ma shoot me a Jerry or two methinks!

-GE (was in the very first BoB that AW had ..the folks in Britain played ..well ..the Brits .. and all the rest of us played the Dark Side .. I shot down two Spitfires in my Ju-88 *then* .. thinkin this will be fun too

[Krusty]

Originally posted by Grayeagle
Oi s'pose ewe'd raw-tha be out t' the bloody MOO-veez with somm giggly tart on yer arm faw-ning o'er evry WORD y'say!

Roight! .. Off'y'go then!

Well, I've got a book I'd like to finish...

[Major Biggles]

Originally posted by Krusty
Well, I've got a book I'd like to finish...

love that scene

[Dace]

Originally posted by ramzey
fear us,
Poles are in

why units size of LW and RAF are not equal? 6 vs 8-10?

to simulate history.....the LW flew in whole Gruppe (group) formations, consisting of 3 Staffel (squadron), or roughly 35 aircraft.

at the beginning of the Battle of Britain the largest coordinated flying unit the british put in the air was the 10 to 12 aircraft Squadron. they got smart towards the end with the "Big Wing" theory.

that's what i'm guessin' anyway. makes good sense.

[FiLtH]

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