Originally posted by SLED
Well it appears that rules 1A and 1B of the Dicta-Boelcke were not followed. It also seems that the Allies would have been well served in delaying there approach on the targets until they had achieved good altitude and speed. That is what I have gathered from what I have read.
It would seem many of the frames where attacks on either side are planned to happen almost instantaneously end in carnage.
In these short events where everyone knows what the targets are, that they have to be attacked within an hour and what fields are to be used its fairly easy to defend a narrow corridor leading directly to the nearest enemy field. More often than not that's where the attack comes in from. I always try to use everything available to me when I plan and if that means I have 2 whole hours(or the one hour to hit a target) I use em. I figure I put aside that time to be there anyway, might as well make the most use of it.
Pohtayto, pohtahto tho. Some guys just get bored with all that misdirection "just flyin around" stuff. I like it myself. Adds to the suspense/strategy flavor of the event that sets it aside from the MA where there's not much of either most of the time.
Drano