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Offline evenhaim

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« Reply #75 on: December 19, 2006, 06:36:39 PM »
lmao prop riding jug piloting people  killer grr
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« Reply #76 on: December 19, 2006, 07:38:18 PM »
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Offline SteveBailey

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« Reply #77 on: December 19, 2006, 08:04:14 PM »
Not my fav but a recent one:

last night I was over an enemy airbase, our nearest base was the one in the middle of the water on Uterus map.

Mtnman was behind me in a F4u-4 and Redtop was in a F6f, behind me as well. I was going away from my base and knew I had to reverse.  I looked down for someone to target in my splt S and saw a p38 grabbing out, 2k below me.  I rolled over and dove in.  The 38 tried to evade but I adjusted and swatted him out of the sky.  Mtnman and Redtop, in hot pursuit could only watch.  The satisfying thing was that the kill was ZZ3, a guy who has been a jerk to me for years.  I extended towards home, with Mtnman closing and Redtop trailing. I got close enough to base to convince them to break off but I was on fumes due to having to fly full out to keep the -4 off me.  Got back to base, tangled w/ a vulching K4 who pulled his cable once I got saddled up, then landed deadstick.  7 kills.  :)

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« Reply #78 on: December 19, 2006, 08:35:41 PM »
My favorite kill ? ... It was my first kill ever in AH ... don't know who the guy was ... that was not important ... once I got that juice in my vein ... well that was almost 5 years ago now ... nuff said ?
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« Reply #79 on: December 19, 2006, 08:42:31 PM »
my favorite was when i was a noob i guess it was an uber because everybody kept telling me "wtg"..

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Offline skycaptn

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« Reply #80 on: December 19, 2006, 08:45:00 PM »
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One of the funniest ones I saw. A bunch of us JG44 guys decided to go on a 262 sweep. I don't even remember who all was there, anyway we ended up intercepting a bomber mission and we all had a couple of kills. We RTB'd and everyone was on the ground and towered out except one guy. He kept overshooting the runway trying to slow down. Well we see an enemy con on radar and we're telling him to get it on the ground because he's almost out of gas and has like 4-5 kills. Well he finally get it down and just when he comes to a stop this AR234 comes out of no where and drops 3 bombs on him and kills him on the runway.

I hate to see a squadie get killed like that but it was funny as hell and we laughed about it for at least a month afterwards.


Hornet36 was the one who got vulched and If i remember he couldnt up another 262 after that, adding to the tragity.

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« Reply #81 on: December 19, 2006, 10:49:33 PM »
S!

cant remember who it was but i attacked his lancs with my arados.  dove in just above him and dropped my eggs.  three kills.  he was in the air and not on the runway too    :D

we both had a good laugh on that one.

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« Reply #82 on: December 19, 2006, 11:09:39 PM »
Any kill where I get to actually stalk the bandit, creep up, and shoot him in the back: priceless.


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« Reply #83 on: December 19, 2006, 11:44:36 PM »
Favourite at the moment was long ago.

After a long period flyign Doras, i jumped back in the 109 and was jsut starting the get used to it again. I'd never used the 30mm version though, so it was a learning curve.

I took off and engaged a flight of B 24s with a P-38 escort.

After a few passes the 38 tried to out-climb me in my 109 K4, so I closed in got a few 30mm rounds into his wing/engine joint and took him down. #1

I then turned for the 24s which were up above 22k and started to climb the extra 10k i needed.

This was the first time I took the time to set up a proper bomber attack.

After a couple of long-range pings from the 24s, I quickly realised that this guy was a good gunner and set up my attack accordingly.

I dropped in and slashed away at the first bomber, taking his wing off on the second pass. #2

A comrade climbed up and tried to dead-six the 24s, resulting in a swift death.

Long story short, I slashed in with a nice wing-root shot on the second bomber, wing off #3.... I then came back in on the last bomber and set it on fire # 4




This was really rewarding because I took the time to really set up my attack and executed it so well that an exceptional gunner only got a couple of little pings and a scratch on my canopy.

After this I realised that I was at 26k with 2 mins of fuel and 40 miles away from the nearest base. :lol

With some careful use of shallow, engine-off, diving and some E6B watching I made it back to base, unscathed with a nice landing.

Felt like a real defence mission of sorts.
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« Reply #84 on: December 20, 2006, 12:06:45 AM »
I could, and almost did post a small novel here (so filled with vengeful joy as I am right now)...but as I have kept "clean" on these boards, so I think I shall remain that way.  Most gratifying night I've had in AHII was tonight.  And I got him twice.  Clean and neat too.

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« Reply #85 on: December 20, 2006, 12:25:08 AM »
Favorite of my career?  I honestly can't remember them all but I had a memorable fight about a month ago.  

I got a clean merge in my Spit 16 with a 109 (don't remember which model).  We turned and played for angles for a while at 10-15K.  I was gaining ground on him.  He was pretty good in that 109 but I knew I could beat him.  Just keep playing the angles and he'll be mine I thought.  

Suddenly he broke and I chased him into a defensive spiral (a rolling scissors going straight down).  As we danced at full speed headed to the deck I was near blackout.  Just the slightest "window" of visibility in the center of my screen.  I've got to keep him in sight I thought but knew that pushing any harder would cause an extended blackout sending me plummeting to earth in what would have probably been the fastest straightest lawn dart ever.  Worse yet I knew he was faster than me in a dive and now my sure kill might be slipping away from me.  My airframe started to shudder adding to my anxiety but I hadn't totally lost sight yet.

Just then he made another sudden move.  He broke into a slight climb about 2K over the deck.  By now my heart was racing and I was thinking just a quarter turn more and I can follow but I can't push it any harder or this thing's gonna break apart.  Finally.  I broke, almost in total blackout, my plane barely willing to respond to controls thinking God, I hope I haven't lost him.

As I leveled and regained sight I was 600 on his six.  I opened fire and hit  taking him down instantly.

Once in the defensive spiral that whole chase probably lasted about 10-15 seconds but it felt like a lifetime.  I don't remember who it was but that was one fun fight.
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« Reply #86 on: December 20, 2006, 01:36:44 AM »
This wasn't actually a kill but a butt whooping by Yukon in the DA. We had some fun talking on 200 in LW and it came down to going into the DA. Me in a Hurri 1 and Yukon in a P-38. Yep he totally pwned me but a good education and great fun. I havent seen him since then but wanted to thank him for that.

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« Reply #87 on: December 20, 2006, 02:13:44 AM »
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I remember this kill I got in a duel, I was playing under the name of ColdKill and this dweeb named furball asked to go a round or two!  First duel he comes in fast and I'm thinking....he's going real fast.... then as I look back after the merge I see a submarine of a fuselage go gliding into the atmosphere.  text read: lol  I ripped my wings offf! :D


ROFL :D

Being under the name Ball for the first time and getting challenged every 10 mins to the DA by noobs, this one noob called CptDeath challenged me there, ok i said, why not.

So we went and i (to steal a skyrock word) *owned* him in A6M2's repeatedly, it was one of my favourites because i think that he was a shade for Voss, or Dlamb or something.

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« Reply #88 on: December 20, 2006, 07:23:34 AM »
chasing a running LA-7 on the deck with a FW190A5, firing frantically with cannons, but no hits since he was already like 800 or so away.
Then, as a last salute, I fired a last short burst as he was soon out of range, a single cannon shell clipped his wingtip, he was turning upwards, flipping over and over and then auguring full throttle into the trees from less than 100ft alt.

:rofl  been cheering like a maniac on that one!

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« Reply #89 on: December 20, 2006, 09:17:29 AM »
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ROFL :D

Being under the name Ball for the first time and getting challenged every 10 mins to the DA by noobs, this one noob called CptDeath challenged me there, ok i said, why not.

So we went and i (to steal a skyrock word) *owned* him in A6M2's repeatedly, it was one of my favourites because i think that he was a shade for Voss, or Dlamb or something.

Funny guy using those words like "owned" and "repeatedly"  was more like fighting for your life waiting for my impatience to kick in and me make a mistake! :D  I will give you this, I didn't know it was you and I was getting the best of the merge everytime but couldn't handle following you in that piece of sushi they call an airplane! Eventually ud get that infamous "PW" shot!  U bastage! :furious So when we doing american planes? :noid

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