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Plane set: The North Sea, frame 3
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Author:  Robert [ Fri Nov 27, 2020 1:41 am ]
Post subject:  Plane set: The North Sea, frame 3
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Here is the plane set for frame 3. Please note that only the airfields mentioned below have fighters/bombers at them. All other airfields not in active use have only a transport plane enabled (C-47/Ju 52). If pilots emergency land at non-active airfields, they'll simply need to fly back with the transport plane to an active airfield before they can re-up in a fighter/bomber.

The Luftwaffe must defend the Bismark and attack the British fleet.
Active Airfields: 134, 141, 155, 156, 159
(all these have low altitude airtstarts, land gently in the grass)

British air forces must find and sink the Bismark while protecting their own fleet.
Active Airfields: 1, 4, 5, 6, 7
CV's: HMS Victorious, HMS Ark Royal


Plane set frame 3:
(May 1941)

AXIS
1x Bf 109F-2
1x Bf 109F-1
2x Bf 110C-4

1x Ju 88A-4
1x He 111H-3
2x Ju 87


ALLIED (at least 40% of pilots must fly their 2 first fighter lives in Hurricanes)
1x Spitfire Vb
1x Spitfire II
2x Hurricane IIb
1x Sea Hurricane Ib

1x Wellington
1x Blenheim
2x Swordfish

The CV's: HMS Victorious and HMS Ark Royal each allows for maximum 9x Swordfishes and 6x Sea Hurricanes per CV during the frame, do not exceed these numbers.


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/Robert
Author:  Robert [ Fri Nov 27, 2020 2:02 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Plane setup: The North Sea frame 3
A speed comparison between the fighters in frame 3.

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/Robert
Author:  Robert [ Tue Dec 01, 2020 10:56 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Plane setup: The North Sea, frame 3
The top post has been updated with restrictions to how many planes may be used from the Allied CV's.

"The CVs: HMS Victorious and HMS Ark Royal each allows for maximum 9x Swordfishes and 6x Sea Hurricanes per CV during the frame, do not exceed these numbers."


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/Robert
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