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Norway 1944-
ELIMINATE THE THREAT
The place… Norwegian waters.. The time… November , 1944
The below set up represents the events leading to the sinking of the German battleship
Tirpitz
“The destruction, or even the crippling, of this ship is the greatest event at sea at the present time. No other target is comparable to it. The entire naval situation throughout the world would be altered."
Winston Churchill
By any standards, the Tirpitz was a major threat to the Russian convoys as well as the Atlantic convoys.
(http://www.ravenskins.com/tirpitz-.gif)
Aircraft enabled at v bases
ALLIES/BISHOP Orders
Find And sink the Tirpitz in sector 12,9
As well as
Capturing Strategic bases P72,A73,V74 sector 11,11
ALLIES/BISHOP:ACTIVE BASES
Northern fleet C125,C126, C127,C128
Protected by
naval fighters
F4U-1A,F4U-1D,F6F,F4F,FM2,Seafire
Lancasters/Mosquitos-A21(Air start NE runway) A15(Air start SE runway)-
Fighter cover provided by Hellcats -F6F,Wildcats-F4F,
As well as P47M, P51B
GV's
M3,Sherman FF,
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Aircraft enabled at v bases
AXIS/KNIGHT:Orders
Defend The Tirpitz Sector 12,9
Up From, A80,A81,A82,A83
Defend port P72 and bases A73,V74 in sector 11,11
Up From,A78,A77,A73,V74,V76
V90(Air start)Patrol to intersept incoming bomber formations from the west
AXIS/KNIGHT:ACTIVE BASES
A78,A77,A73,V74,V76, V90(Air start Bf109's,FW190s)
AIRCRAFT
109G6,109G14,JU87,JU88,190A5,90A8,110G2,C47
GV's
Panzer,SdkF,
comms: 123 for both sides
ARENA SETTINGS
Map= Northsea
Killshooter is on.
Visibility is 12.0 miles
Fuel burn rate is 1.0
Ack settings are .25
Base capture: 10 troops
Radar (yes)
Icons Enemy, Friendly 3k
CV Hardness X 2
Task groups not controllable
On November 12th, 1944, the Tirpitz was attacked by 29 Lancaster's - including some from 617 Dambuster Squadron. Flying at 14,000 feet, their new Mark XIV bombsight gave them an excellent target to aim at. 'Blockbuster' bombs ripped into the ship and a 100 feet hole was ripped open. Her magazines exploded and the Tirpitz rolled over trapping over 1000 men in her as she turned turtle. A few - 80 men - managed to get to the bottom of the hull where a hole was cut through it and the men escaped. Many others were not so lucky.
Though the career of the Tirpitz may have seemed a failure, she did succeed in tying up a great number of Home Fleet ships which had to be on a constant alert that she would not sail out into the Atlantic or harass the Artic convoys.
(http://www.brooksart.com/Knightsmove.jpg)
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The sky and map for this scenario is one of the best ive ever seen. :salute
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It looks very interesting. I don't think the P-47M has any business whatsoever being in this setup, though.
Aside from that, nice presentation, and nice Tirpitz art :aok
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Thanks
I agree. It will be a short lived. Im eyeballing something in regard to match ups and playability..For general knowledge..
I ll most rotate in the D's.. Depending on the fights and, fun factor. :aok
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So, what happens if the Tripitz and its CV is sank? new map or does it respawn?
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I believe Qbert sunk it sometime this morning.
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CC. Been sank again by JVNotch ;)
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Raven has been online but no responding to text.... hope he's ok
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The field dar on this map is whacked out..... you can be right over an airfield, no dar triggered... but then go outside the dar ring, then it triggers...and stays triggered for quite a while outside of the dar ring.
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Yep, the dar on this map is really off.
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It is off...I have had other staffers look at it... All is set correctly..
But..The bases will not flash for some time... Then suddenly they will.. I see the dar dots with no issue. It seems to be confined to base flashing.. Only the fighter boat bomber warning range is delayed and radar update is only 2 sec..
Even if set to 5 miles out some times the bases flash some times they don't
Will take another peek.. Thanks...
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Nah, sorry, no offense but the dar is way off. i up 2 dar rings width out and triggers dar. And, if I come in from nw, I can get on top of town and base, no dar triggered until I get south of dar.
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RGR looking into it Thanks for heads up..
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News Update
SECTOR 11,11
Allies/Bishop.. in northern sector 11,11 have Captured Axis/Knight.. airfield A73 from A21 (air start) using C47’s and Lancaster’s escorted by navel fighters
Allies are attempting to over run Axis port P72 And V Base 74 to establish their strategic objectives
Axis shipping In sector 11,11 is also under heavy attack
(http://www.ravenskins.com/sector_11_11.jpg)
SECTOR 12,9
Allies have Captured Axis airfield 81 from A15 (air start using) C47’s and Lancaster’s escorted by navel fighters
(http://www.ravenskins.com/Sector_12_9.jpg)
Allies have been successfullly attacking shipping in sector 12,9
(http://www.fleetairarmarchive.net/Squadrons/Tirpitz_OpTungsten.jpg)
FOG OF WAR
Mechanical jamming(Chaff ) is causing Intermittent radar coverage…
Keep your head on a swivel..
(http://www.purbeckradar.org.uk/images-links/worth-towers-498pxw.jpg)
Norway 1944-
ELIMINATE THE THREAT
The place… Norwegian waters.. The time… November , 1944
The below set up represents the events leading to the sinking of the German battleship
Tirpitz
“The destruction, or even the crippling, of this ship is the greatest event at sea at the present time. No other target is comparable to it. The entire naval situation throughout the world would be altered."
Winston Churchill
By any standards, the Tirpitz was a major threat to the Russian convoys as well as the Atlantic convoys.
(http://www.ravenskins.com/tirpitz-.gif)
Aircraft enabled at v bases
ALLIES/BISHOP Orders
Find And sink the Tirpitz in sector 12,9
As well as
Capturing Strategic bases P72,A73,V74 sector 11,11
ALLIES/BISHOP:ACTIVE BASES
Northern fleet C125,C126, C127,C128
Protected by
naval fighters
F4U-1A,F4U-1D,F6F,F4F,FM2,Seafire
Lancasters/Mosquitos-A21(Air start NE runway) A15(Air start SE runway)-
Fighter cover provided by Hellcats -F6F,Wildcats-F4F,
As well as P47's, P51B
GV's
M3,Sherman FF,
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Aircraft enabled at v bases
AXIS/KNIGHT:Orders
Defend The Tirpitz Sector 12,9
Up From, A80,A81,A82,A83
Defend port P72 and bases A73,V74 in sector 11,11
Up From,A78,A77,A73,V74,V76
V90(Air start)Patrol to intersept incoming bomber formations from the west
AXIS/KNIGHT:ACTIVE BASES
A78,A77,A73,V74,V76, V90(Air start Bf109's,FW190s)
AIRCRAFT
109G6,109G14,JU87,JU88,190A5,90A8,110G2,C47
GV's
Panzer,SdkF,
comms: 123 for both sides
ARENA SETTINGS
Map= Northsea
Killshooter is on.
Visibility is 12.0 miles
Fuel burn rate is 1.0
Ack settings are .25
Base capture: 10 troops
Radar (yes)
Icons Enemy, Friendly 3k
CV Hardness X 2
Task groups not controllable
On November 12th, 1944, the Tirpitz was attacked by 29 Lancaster's - including some from 617 Dambuster Squadron. Flying at 14,000 feet, their new Mark XIV bombsight gave them an excellent target to aim at. 'Blockbuster' bombs ripped into the ship and a 100 feet hole was ripped open. Her magazines exploded and the Tirpitz rolled over trapping over 1000 men in her as she turned turtle. A few - 80 men - managed to get to the bottom of the hull where a hole was cut through it and the men escaped. Many others were not so lucky.
Though the career of the Tirpitz may have seemed a failure, she did succeed in tying up a great number of Home Fleet ships which had to be on a constant alert that she would not sail out into the Atlantic or harass the Artic convoys.
(http://www.brooksart.com/Knightsmove.jpg)
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News Update Nov 21..
sector 11,11
Allies HAVE over run Axis port P72 And V Base 74 and established their strategic objectives in that secor.
Reports of intense air battles over Tavanger/Sola bay sector 11,11
P51B, P47D25 along navel fighters against Luftwaffe 109G series fighters and FW190.. Have been reported in the area of action..
(http://www.ravenskins.com/map1.jpg)
Will Axis push them BACK?
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Yesterdays News;
News Update Nov 20
SECTOR 11,11
Allies/Bishop.. in northern sector 11,11 have Captured Axis/Knight.. airfield A73 from A21 (air start) using C47’s and Lancaster’s escorted by navel fighters
Allies are attempting to over run Axis port P72 And V Base 74 to establish their strategic objectives
Axis shipping In sector 11,11 is also under heavy attack
(http://www.ravenskins.com/sector_11_11.jpg)
SECTOR 12,9
Allies have Captured Axis airfield 81 from A15 (air start using) C47’s and Lancaster’s escorted by navel fighters
(http://www.ravenskins.com/Sector_12_9.jpg)
Allies have been successfullly attacking shipping in sector 12,9
(http://www.fleetairarmarchive.net/Squadrons/Tirpitz_OpTungsten.jpg)
FOG OF WAR
Mechanical jamming(Chaff ) is causing Intermittent radar coverage…
Keep your head on a swivel..
(http://www.purbeckradar.org.uk/images-links/worth-towers-498pxw.jpg)
Norway 1944-
ELIMINATE THE THREAT
The place… Norwegian waters.. The time… November , 1944
The below set up represents the events leading to the sinking of the German battleship
Tirpitz
“The destruction, or even the crippling, of this ship is the greatest event at sea at the present time. No other target is comparable to it. The entire naval situation throughout the world would be altered."
Winston Churchill
By any standards, the Tirpitz was a major threat to the Russian convoys as well as the Atlantic convoys.
(http://www.ravenskins.com/tirpitz-.gif)
Aircraft enabled at v bases
ALLIES/BISHOP Orders
Find And sink the Tirpitz in sector 12,9
As well as
Capturing Strategic bases P72,A73,V74 sector 11,11
ALLIES/BISHOP:ACTIVE BASES
Northern fleet C125,C126, C127,C128
Protected by
naval fighters
F4U-1A,F4U-1D,F6F,F4F,FM2,Seafire
Lancasters/Mosquitos-A21(Air start NE runway) A15(Air start SE runway)-
Fighter cover provided by Hellcats -F6F,Wildcats-F4F,
As well as P47's, P51B
GV's
M3,Sherman FF,
****************************************
Aircraft enabled at v bases
AXIS/KNIGHT:Orders
Defend The Tirpitz Sector 12,9
Up From, A80,A81,A82,A83
Defend port P72 and bases A73,V74 in sector 11,11
Up From,A78,A77,A73,V74,V76
V90(Air start)Patrol to intersept incoming bomber formations from the west
AXIS/KNIGHT:ACTIVE BASES
A78,A77,A73,V74,V76, V90(Air start Bf109's,FW190s)
AIRCRAFT
109G6,109G14,JU87,JU88,190A5,90A8,110G2,C47
GV's
Panzer,SdkF,
comms: 123 for both sides
ARENA SETTINGS
Map= Northsea
Killshooter is on.
Visibility is 12.0 miles
Fuel burn rate is 1.0
Ack settings are .25
Base capture: 10 troops
Radar (yes)
Icons Enemy, Friendly 3k
CV Hardness X 2
Task groups not controllable
On November 12th, 1944, the Tirpitz was attacked by 29 Lancaster's - including some from 617 Dambuster Squadron. Flying at 14,000 feet, their new Mark XIV bombsight gave them an excellent target to aim at. 'Blockbuster' bombs ripped into the ship and a 100 feet hole was ripped open. Her magazines exploded and the Tirpitz rolled over trapping over 1000 men in her as she turned turtle. A few - 80 men - managed to get to the bottom of the hull where a hole was cut through it and the men escaped. Many others were not so lucky.
Though the career of the Tirpitz may have seemed a failure, she did succeed in tying up a great number of Home Fleet ships which had to be on a constant alert that she would not sail out into the Atlantic or harass the Artic convoys.
(http://www.brooksart.com/Knightsmove.jpg)
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RGR looking into it Thanks for heads up..
Ok thanks. Just odd that dar doesn't go off until after you are on egress from target. And, it stays flashing many minutes after you have gone way outside dar ring. Tonight, landed, resupplied, attacked another base, dars still flashed.... even though I was 2 sectors away. ;)