FSO December: Dodecanese FR2 Stats

[ghostdancer]

Here are the preliminary stats for frame 2. The Axis turned out 199 pilots, an improvement over frame 1 where they turned out 181 pilots. Meanwhile the Allies turnout decreased from 180 pilots in frame 1 to 176 pilots in frame 2.

Allied Stats

The allied forces were deployed as following:

- 108 Bombers (44.6% of total force)
- 008 Attack Aircraft (3.3% of total force)
- 126 Fighters (52.1% of total force)

Allied air losses are as following:

- 36.1% of Bombers lost
- 75.0% of Attack aircraft lost
- 55.6% of Fighters lost

Allied Bombing stats are:

- 22.8% of A15 destroyed
- 98.2% of A23 destroyed
- 15.1% of A27 destroyed
- 69.4% of A116 destroyed

51.4% of all targets destroyed



Axis Stats

The axis forces were deployed as following:
- 078 Bombers (29.7% of total force)
- 022 Attack Aircraft (8.4% of total force)
- 163 Fighters (62.0% of total force)

Axis air losses are as following:

- 62.8% of Bombers lost
- 36.4% of Attack aircraft lost
- 42.9% of Fighters lost

Axis Bombing stats are:

- 100% of A67 destroyed
- 63.4% of A141 destroyed
- 74.2% of A142 destroyed
- 50.2% of A143 destroyed

72% of all targets destroyed

[ghostdancer]

Based on the stats the allies had a mixed bag in the air. They actually inflicted quite a bit of damage on the Axis in the air and especially mauled the Axis Bomber force (destroying 62.8% of the Axis bombers to a loss of only 36.1% of their own bomber force). Both sides actually loss the same number of fighters (70 each) but the Axis deployed more fighters than allies, 163 to 126. So I would have to say the air war goes to the allies.

However, the allies were not able to prevent the Axis from getting their bombers to target and disrupting the attack of those who did get to target. As shown by the Axis destroying a combined average of 72% of their targets.

Also while the Allied bombers suffered less losses in the air (39 out 108 B26s lost, 36.1% loss rate) their bombing results was not as good as the Axis. They only destroyed a combine average of 51.4% of their targets. So either their accuracy was off or Axis fighters were still engaged over the allied targets and were able to disrupt the allied bomber runs more than their counter parts did over Axis targets.

Basically the ground war went to the Axis.

[jolly22]

Yesssssir!!

That was one of the best FSOs in a long time, thanks for running it everyone!

 

[kansas2]

Here are the preliminary stats for frame 2.

   Wow, did you not go to sleep? And I see in this mornings email you have other problems to deal with.
 Thanks for all your hard work. 

[HighTone]

Yesssssir!!

That was one of the best FSOs in a long time, thanks for running it everyone!

 

I would have to agree. This one has been very fun, it feels pretty evenly matched. WTG CM staff 

[perdue3]

Good job Axis. Exactly what I wanted, win the base war.   

The thing that sucks is bombers are worth 15 points. Ju88 is significantly easier to shoot down than a B-26. But if it weren't like that it wouldn't truly be the Axis.


perdweeb

Did the math, looks like Axis won by 90 points.

[Bino]

I salute the 23 pilots of the CLAIM JUMPERS for frame two: the top three spots on the Top Pilots for kills (MJSmoke:7, Bankie0:6, and GOODBYE:6) and a kill total of 45.

   

Very close to the record that was set about a year ago in "Point Blank Range" frame two.   

[perdue3]

What is the record?


perdweeb

[WxMan]

I don't know what the record is, but in February of 2009 (August Storm Frame 2) the Arabian Knights had 59 air to air kills.  In December of 2008 (A Long December Frame 2) we had 70 kills in aircraft and gv's but placed second.

[Bino]

I don't know what the record is, but in February of 2009 (August Storm Frame 2) the Arabian Knights had 59 air to air kills.  In December of 2008 (A Long December Frame 2) we had 70 kills in aircraft and gv's but placed second.

I stand corrected!      

My comment was based on posts at the time by some CM Team members and others.  My bad.