Author Topic: My heart now beats for... (Read 453 times)

HFMudd · « **on:** July 03, 2002, 09:21:27 AM »

...the Tunisia map with:

Allied: P-40B, Hurri I, Spit I (Not enabled at all bases), Boston
Axis: 109E4, 202, Ju88, 110-C4

(Plus the normal cast of GV's)

ergRTC · « **Reply #1 on:** July 03, 2002, 09:15:49 PM »

I am there too man. That would be sweet.

Can you imagine an arena where you would up a p40 to take out the buffs!

I knocked a 17 out of the ma with a b today, and I have to say. That is a competent gun platform.

I want both pto and tunisia at the same time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Buzzbait · « **Reply #2 on:** July 03, 2002, 10:01:38 PM »

S!

Actually those planes are earlier models than what saw combat in Tunisia.

A historical setup would be:

Allies

P-40E
Hurri IIC
Spit V
Boston

On Brit CV's

Martlet (Wildcat)
Sea Hurricane II (Hurri IIC)
Dauntlas

Axis

German

109F4
109G2
190A5 (for 190A4)
110C4
Ju88a

Italian

MC202

Wotan · « **Reply #3 on:** July 03, 2002, 10:11:46 PM »

Royal Air Force, Middle East 23 October 1942

On the left you will see:

Western Desert Airforce

HQ Brit Forces Aden

Air HQ egypt

Click on any of the 3 Fer raf OOB (including plane types).

German 2nd Air Fleet 23 October 1942

On the left you wil see

II. Fliegerkorp

X. Fliegerkorp

Click on those fer LW OOB (including plane types).

Italian Air Command Sicily 23 October 1942

Italian Air Command Aegean 23 October 1942

US Armed Forces Middle East Air Force 23 October 1942

Allies
p40e
f4f (martlet)
Boston
b26
spit5
Hurri2c
Hurri2d
B17

Axis
109f
109g2
ju88
110c
202

no 190s they came to NA November 1942

FW 190

Heres an ot but interesteing read about

ITALIAN AIRFORCE IN WW2