The formation option with the 234 is messed up, so you can't take up a formation or you'll most likely lose 120 points as your planes blow up on the runway.
Well, yes, if you light off your RATO bottles as soon as your engines ramp up, you'll outrun the drones and blow them. This is one situation where you
must use an outside view to be effective. Throttle up all the way and start rolling. Switch to the F5 view and watch your plane and the drones. Wait until
all the drones are rolling -- playing with this offline, it looks like a point where your plane is somewhere between 50% and 75% down the runway is good -- you fire your RATO bottles.
If you hit the RATO bottles as soon as your engines spool up, both of the drones light them off as well when you do -- but they don't start rolling for several seconds after you do, wasting the thrust from the rockets (and leaving nice paired craters on the runway when the units drop off and hit the tarmac before the chutes can deploy.
Once you're off the ground and your gear comes up, level off, throttle back a little, and wait for the drones to catch up and fall into formation before you do
anything. It's a lot more tedious and fiddly than it is with other bombers, but if you want a blow job
* formation, you're going to have to deal with the problems that come with it.
* 'Blow job' was a WWII Allied slang term for a jet aircraft (ref:
USAAF Glossary and Abbreviations)
