EDIT
The "Incident at F-294" merely exemplifies that all nuances of the Rules have meaning. The Rules giveth and the rules taketh away:
No doubt about it, the Rules provide that certain fields cannot be attacked by twin-engine aircraft.
7. Aircraft Types - each squad has a list of a\c types in the A/C Table that they may fly during a series. There are no limits on how many of each type a squad may fly or in how many frames but it must be noted that airfields are designated either single-engine or twin-engine fields for basing and twin-engine types may only attack specific field locations. This should provide a variety of a/c in the series.
11. Ground Targets...Twin-engine a/c may only attack the following field location types;
AIRFIELD, LARGE(RDF)
AIRFIELD, MEDIUM(RDF)
AIRFIELD, SMALL(RDF)
AIRFIELD, GRASS(RDF)
SUPPLY DEPOT, SMALL
SUPPLY DEPOT, LARGE
RAILYARD, SMALL
RAILYARD, LARGE
PORT, SMALL
PORT, LARGE
INDUSTRY, CITY(RDF)
INDUSTRY
OIL REFINERY, SMALL
OIL REFINERY, LARGE
OIL FIELD
HYDROELECTIC DAM
COASTAL DEFENCES, HEAVY(RDF)
IF one were to discontinue reading at "Coastal Defenses" you might have a bomber drop a bomb on an inappropriate location
