Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Axis vs Allies => Topic started by: Mister Fork on June 12, 2004, 01:03:36 AM
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Battle of Britain
It's mid 1940, and the Battle for England is in full throw. Hitler's bombers and fighters are wreaking havoc over the islands. It's dangerous for naval shipping over the channel and as a result Churchill's pulled back all patrols in the area. Hitler sizes up his opponent through daytime raids and is planning to smash Britain to her knees.
Allies
Boston
Hurri I
Spit I
C-47
M-Series
Panzer
Axis
Bf 109E-4
Bf 110C-4
Ju-88
Ju-87
Ju-52(C-47)
M-Series
Panzer
Arena
Fuel: 1.5
Dar: historical
Field Downtimes: 30 minutes
All other CT standards
PT boats at ports
No CV's
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w00t! :D
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Originally posted by DJ111
w00t! :D
wEEp! :D
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Finally! Early BoB! About time!
MEH! :D
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Originally posted by DJ111
Nooo!! WHERE"S ACKINAWA! CHANGE IT!
MEH! :D
Heh, He got the point. :D :lol
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Go to sleep dangit!
AKINAWA
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Well, Mister Fork, I like your setup and I wish I could give you Medal of Honor, but I cant afford one and I only can afford is:
Good job.
:)
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Go back to O'Club.... im gettin tired + a waterbug just ran across my foot... :D
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Eliminate formations and ditch the 110 would be my suggestion to better immerse the setup but hey .... ShruG .... it's all good I reckon. :D
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Why would you ditch the 110? The 110C4/B while not the standard 110 in the BoB it was in operation and flown by Erprobungsgruppe 210 in jabo raids against airfields, radar stations and ports.
There were a number of experten (5 + kills) in Erprobungsgruppe 210 that flew the 110C4/b.
See this book:
MESSERSCHMITT BF 110 BOMBSIGHTS OVER ENGLAND: Erprobungsgruppe 210 in the Battle of Britain
By John Vasco
ISBN:
0 7643 1445
Write up for the book...
The activities of Erprobungsgruppe 210 over southern England during the bitter fighting of summer 1940 are recorded here in depth. The detailed text is divided into separate chapters, one for each of the months from July through October 1940 and one covering November 1940 through April 1941. The comprehensive operational history provided in the text is accompanied by more than 280 original period photographs, most previously unpublished from the private collections of veterans of the unit, or their surviving relatives. The extensive appendices include a complete damage/loss list from July 1940 to April 1941, technical information on the Me Bf 110C-6 and the Seilbomben, Flugbuch (Flight Book) entries and post-combat reports, and a complete set of color profiles of aircraft of the squadron. Formed on July 1, 1940 Erprobungsgruppe 210 was given the task of operationally testing the standard fighters on charge with the Luftwaffe in new and different roles. Their main role was the use of the Messerschmitt 109 and 110 as fighter-bombers, lacking both the level flight of the conventional bomber and the steep dive of the Stuka. The mode of attack was the shallow dive, using only the standard Revi gunsight as a bombsight to line-up the target. They were also the only unit in 1940 to operate the Messerschmitt Bf 110C-6, the version that carried a 30mm MG 101 Kanone in place of the standard 2 x 20mm Kanone. Information is provided here on Seilbomben, a weapon which the unit would have used to black-out the electricity network in the south-east of England had an invasion taken place in 1940. In filling a significant gap concerning Luftwaffe fighter-bomber raids over England during the Battle of Britain, and correcting the still-frequent inaccuracies which are to be seen in other written works concerning the unit, this book will appeal to the general reader, enthusiast and modeler alike.
If you ditch something, ditch the c47 for the Axis...
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This weeks set up, Battle of Britain.............stinks!! :D
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If you ditch something, ditch the c47 for the Axis
If they take our goon away then it would just be another furball arena like last week and that would make this a boring week.
Wasn't the BOB the perlude to the Axsis's planned invasion of the english island? Well if there are no transports how can this sceneio work?:aok
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Does anyone just fly for the enjoyment or to get the upper hand everytime.... Probably the last week of AH1 and people are fighting over planesets... I am sure there will be enough time for that in AH2 CT...
"Screw balance, Just Fly"
Grits-
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Just wanted to say again, thanks, Fork, for doing Battle of Britain. This is, to my mind, the absolute best of all the CT setups.
- oldman
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Herr Fork,
Mustafa and I are enjoying the setup this week. I was informed that only Buffs, Goons and Vehicles set the base to flashing, that is nice too!
I appreciate your flexibility at trying truly different radar settings.
Maybe someday we could try a "no-icon" setup to get a feel for what pilots really had to go through in WWII. Aircraft identification was a big factor in living or dying. If nothing else, just for a few hours or a day or so, just for ****z and giggles.
I tried to set a no icon setup in a Head to Head game but could not do it.
Keep up the good woik !
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Just wanted to say again, thanks, Fork, for doing Battle of Britain. This is, to my mind, the absolute best of all the CT setups.
You watch pro bowling dont you?:D
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Originally posted by Slash27
Just wanted to say again, thanks, Fork, for doing Battle of Britain. This is, to my mind, the absolute best of all the CT setups.
You watch pro bowling dont you?:D
out of my respect for OM I will limit my response to
:rofl :rofl :rofl
Instead of my usual
:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
for really funny stuff.
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I'm glad everyone likes this setup.
to all you bananas! :D
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Nice setup :aok thank you Fork for it.
Only sad things what early-war setups so rare in CT
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What does "Dar: historical" mean?
Given that other than frequency of update and reliability of report, AH's dar is in all other ways inferior to what the British had in 1940.
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Brits had dar all the way into France But not over England itself...
But lots forget the lw had radar as well.
Also the Boston is faster then any other plane in the set up and has good fire power. It can be flown competively in this set up. Just saying so that the next time some one wants to point out how "uber" the ju88 and 110 are....
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Originally posted by Wotan
Brits had dar all the way into France But not over England itself...
But lots forget the lw had radar as well.
Also the Boston is faster then any other plane in the set up and has good fire power. It can be flown competively in this set up. Just saying so that the next time some one wants to point out how "uber" the ju88 and 110 are....
The Boston is uncatchable unless the 110 starts with significant alt and close proximity.