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Offline dhyran

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The run for Tunis!
« on: May 27, 2011, 01:29:42 AM »
SEC 26 "Battle of Tunisia"
Frame 3 "The run for Tunis"

Event is open for everyone, welcome!


Start time Sunday the 29 May at 8:00pm UK, 21:00 CET, 10:00pm EET (Finland/Russia), 3:00pm EST




Background
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BACKGROUND
Victory at Casablanca, Oran, and Algiers gave the
Allies solid toeholds in the western Mediterranean.
But it offered no guarantee of easy access to Italy
or southern Europe, or even to the eastern end of
the Mediterranean.
Pressed between the veteran British Eighth Army on
the East, and the green but eager U.S. forces on
the West, the Afrika Korps fights the final delaying action.

Even before the fighting in northwest Africa ended,
intense negotiations between American and French
officials began. On the morning of 10 November
in Algiers Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark, deputy
to Lt. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Commander in Chief,
Allied Force, met Admiral Jean Francois Darlan,
commander in chief of the collaborationist Vichy government's
military forces. The different motives and needs of
the two sides made these sessions difficult for all.
The Allies were in a hurry to gain French help in
fighting the Germans and Italians before the Axis
could reinforce its units in Africa. On the same
day talks in Algiers opened, British Lt. Gen.
Kenneth A. N. Anderson began moving his Eastern
Task Force into position off Tunisia for the next
series of landings. With Clark and Darlan still in
the early stages of negotiations, the enemy acted.
On 11-12 November German submarines fired several
near-misses at the American aircraft carrier Ranger,
scored hits against three ships, and sank three
transports off Casablanca. Intelligence sources
reported Axis aircraft and transports en route to
Tunis. Meanwhile, across the negotiating table
General Clark found a frustrating lack of
urgency in his French counterparts.


Orders Frame 3

Allies
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Bishops, 60% of participants

-- Fighter avaible at A64 A6 A8

 Hurri I, IIC, IID
 P38G
 P40E
 Spit5
 Spit9

-- Bomber Fields A64 A6

 Lanc
 B25C
 Boston
 C-47

-- Wirblewind enabled everywhere on land.

Allied Orders Frame 3
Primary Target: Destroy HQ near Tunis, Bomb the Capital Capture

Secondary Target: Will be announced to the allied CO when the frame 3 starts

Axis
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Knights, 40% of participants

-- Fighters avaible at A66 A67 A1 A68 A7
 
 Bf-109F4
 Bf-109G2
 Bf-109G6
 Bf-110C
 C. 202
 FW-190A5

-- Wirblewind enabled everywhere on land.

Axis Orders Frame 3

Primary Target: Destroy all Radar Basis close to the frontline! Defend Tunis!


Secondary Target: Will be announced to the axis CO when frame 3 startss


ARENA SETTINGS
Terrain: Tunisia
Event start, game time: 16:00
Time multiplier: 1.0
Fuel Multiplier: 1.0
Icons: Using FSO standard Icons Settings
9000ft both, full icon detail 2400ft
Radar: Sector bars disabled.
Base flashing set to 5 miles (26400).
Tower Range 5 miles (26400) for display to aid players.
Killshooter: Off.
Friendly collisions: Off.
Kill messages: Off.
2 lives for every player.
Both sides may rearm/refuel on hotpads.
Formations: Off

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Offline Raphael

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Re: The run for Tunis!
« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2011, 03:13:45 AM »
109F4!!!!!!! omg I WISH I COULD MAKE IT! but its on sunday nigth so ill lose it ): have fun guys! omg i love north africa scenario.
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Offline dhyran

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Re: The run for Tunis!
« Reply #2 on: May 28, 2011, 06:47:27 AM »
109F4!!!!!!! omg I WISH I COULD MAKE IT! but its on sunday nigth so ill lose it ): have fun guys! omg i love north africa scenario.

Hi

It should be around 3:00 pm in Brasil
It Starts at European timezone in the evening

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Offline Raphael

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Re: The run for Tunis!
« Reply #3 on: May 28, 2011, 11:58:22 AM »
oh!!! yeah it will be 14:00 here!! great! maybe ill be able to participate oh man i hope i do!
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