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<Title>ETO Wellington Battlecruiser Strike HH 900

<Overview> The German battlecruisers Scharnhorst and Gueisenau are hidding in Breast harbor. We have had several sorties and no major damage to either battlecruiser. The Scharnhorst is in s a dock, she is your target.Hit the Battlecruiser and get Home.

<Intelligence> Oct 27-30th 1941. 16 Wellington and 13 Stirling Bombers attacked the German battlecruisers without causing major damage. 78 tons of HE and 35-2,000lb. bombs were dropped. ** Hit your target and get home. Tally Ho! Good Hunting..
I set these up in daylight , but at night they really show off..
 

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<Title>ETO BOF Lt. Chalupa Patrol Ms 406 CG1/2 HH 809

<Overview>CG 1/2 Xaffevilliers "Patrouille Polonaise" engaged a Large Luftwaffe Formation of Bombers (He111) with Bf 109 escorts. Lt Chalupa shot down 1-Bf 109 in the ensuing battle ( 9 German Aircraft were shot down during this furball.) Later that day lt. Chalupa intercepted two Ju 87 's over Beauvias downing one and sharing another with french pilots.
 

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<Title>ETO BOF Haegelen H75 Bourges HH 809

<Overview>Marcel Haegelen defended Bourges with his squadron "Patrouille Polonaise" Jun 5, 1940 when a group of He 111 bonbers attacked the City. Haegelen shot down one He 111, but was wounded in the attack. Haregelen is one of the few pilots who had kills in WW1 and WW2.

<Intelligence>In June 1940 Haeglen intercepted a German air raid attacking the town, Bourges. Closing on a HE-111, he pursued it eventually shooting it down. In the process his plane took 14 hits, some of the bullets missing Haegelens head by inches. One bullet, however, hit him in the shoulder. He still managed to nurse the plane back to base and land it. At the age of 44, 22 years after his last kill, Haegelen scored his 23rd victory. He became one of only about 6 people to score air victories in both world wars.
 

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<Title> ETO Campbell Battlecruiser Strike HH 901
<Overview> The German battlecruisers Sharnhorst and Gueisenau are hiding in Breast harbor. We have had several sorties and no major damage to either battlecruiser. The Sharnhorst is in a dock, Gueisenau is your target. Hit the Battlecruiser Gueisenau and get Home. 22 Squadron brought the Bristol Beaufort into operational service; receiving the first aircraft in November 1939 and, after an intense work up at North Coates in Lincolnshire, the Squadron resumed operations in April 1940, beginning with mine laying sorties. It moved to RAF Thorney Island where torpedo operations were resumed in August. In order to cover a wider area of sea the Squadron sent out detachments, to RAF Abbotsinch (to test the Torpedo with Wings), then to St Eval, being the most regular.

<Intelligence> 22 Squadron made attacks on the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau in Brest. During one of these, on 6 April 1941. Flying Officer Kenneth Campbell and his crew made a daring and courageous penetration of the formidable defences and hit the Gneisenau with a torpedo just before being shot to pieces. The Gneisenau was out of action for nine months and Flying Officer Campbell was awarded the VC, posthumously. Throughout 1941 the Squadron was on the attack constantly and when the year ended it had sunk over 100,000 tons of enemy shipping. Hit your target and get home. Tally Ho! Good Hunting
Yea the brave souls did their best , and the little Beauforts fought like lions in the attack.
 

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Didn't realize how valuable the Polish Pilots were .
Impressive.

<Title>ETO BOB 303 Sq. Wojtowicz HH 912

<Overview>During the Battle of Britain, At 16:00 hours on 11 September 1940, the squadron attacked a bomber formation south of London. F/O Cebrzynski was fatally wounded by return fire, while Sgt. Wojtowicz shot down two Bf 110s before being shot down and killed. The pilots claimed two Bf 110s, one Bf 109, three Do 17s and four He 111s. during a battle.
 

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OUCH!!
Not my fault!!
Think I need a few replacement aircraft..
Boy, the Masters aren't going to be pleased.
Oh well, Hobbits wreck things!! :banghead:
Yea back to the storage depot, for a few replacements..OOOPPS!
 

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Stuttgart, night of April 4/5th 1943. 462 aircraft engaged - 146 Wellingtons, 135 Halifaxes, 98 Lancasters, 83 Stirlings.
 

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Dancing in The ETO
and Wrecking too! OOPPS! :banghead:
 

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No 174 squadron, Manston, May 03rd 1942. Ramrod 32, strike Abbeville airfield, the 6 Hurricanes will be loaded with 250 lb bombs.

The strike was not intercepted but the Hurricanes encountered heavy flak, 3 were lost.
 

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I haven't flown in months and thought I would jump into the KTO (the only one I have installed at the moment) for some quick F9 action.
 
Oh Yea!
dancing with Hobbit Birds..
Much Rejoicing!
 

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Blenheims over the Mediterranean with Aris Fuser Cloud Mod from WOFF...
 

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Could we import this Cloud mod into ETO? Looks beautiful :biggrin-new:

I've also got this cloud mod running in ETO, PTO and KTCS. All it does is replace the stock .jpg cloud files with the hi-res Aris cloud files using the same file names. I haven't noticed any problems, but I installed them using JSGME so I could easily back them out if I did see problems.

These are not WOFF clouds and were not taken from WOFF without authorization. They are a free shareware add-on from a WOFF user that is offered on the OBD website. I sent Aris a note to let him know I was using them and he is aware and was happy I was also enjoying them in CFS3. If you use them he would be glad to get a thank you note if you like! He can be found on the SimHQ WOFF section. His Id is ArisFuser. I would guess most WOFF players are now using them.

Cheers!
 
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