A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Campaigns Add-Ons
Description: The Battle of Britain – Royal Air Force
In this mission pack, there are seven campaigns, all of which are fought from the British side. These campaigns are not limited to flying a single aircraft, you will fly Hurricanes AND Spitfires, along with a Boulton-Paul Defiant.
These are the campaigns inside of this package are listed below, along with what they were originally.
The RussBoB campaign (Now called “Hornchurch squadron”)
Groundcrew’s Hurricane squadron (Now called “Kenley squadron”)
Talon’s British CFS1 BoB campaign converted for CFS2 (Now called “Battle of Britain”)
Talon’s August 1940 mission set (Still called “August 1940”, with a campaign file created by me)
Lenny Flank's 25 mission Hurricane campaign. (Now called "Battle of Britain - Hurricane")
Lenny Flank's 25 mission Spitfire campaign. (Now called "Battle of Britain - Spitfire")
While all of the above campaigns are linear, there is also a dynamic campaign which combines all of these campaigns and allows you to fly from the beginning of the Battle through the end, including all 106 missions, though you will likely only fly in the neighborhood of 65-70 missions when you factor in random chance and performance-based missions.
All campaigns in this pack use a combination of Achim’s bases in England and France, as well as the Gary Burns BoB airbase pack. In addition, Simonu deserves a special nod for his Thames River extension, which allows for accurate placement of objects over London, especially in the East end where the dockyards are placed. This project would not have been nearly as effective and authentic had it not been for this improvement.
Additionally, I have created or enhanced GSL port facilities and GSL scenery for this campaign at the following locations: Boulogne, Bristol, Central London, Dunkerque, Dover, Gosport, Hawker Aircraft Factory, Portland, Portsmouth, Ramsgate, and Southampton.
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