S3 Series

I wanted to agree with Robert..in this scenerio we are out classed in AC preformances...being a C.O. of a small squad.comming up against a larger force is not my idea of fun..we are constantly running for our lives or just plain getting wiped out...this is not Fun for my guys..and losing them .because of being the odd man out..
I am asking that we dont try to engage the enemy in odd lot fashion but using team work over whelm the enemy at a point of attack.

So im asking the C.O. of each frame to attach the AE's with another group to bolster the #..( 4th, 23rd, or JG) which ever group wants us.. I also see on the charts a new squad of 2 pilots the 8th AF. I dont know who this is but they are more than welcome to join on our coms and fly with us ..so they dont get slaughtered. ?

The S3 should be a fun experiance for every one but lately the smaller squads have been fed too the wolves..and keeping players intrested has become harder..because its not fun for them...dont let this happen keep it interesting

Thanks
Besea

This is a good point. In the reverse when we fought in this terrain in The Kokoda Trail it was 1942 with P40s against zeros it wasnt until the Allies did not try and fight the zero big wing but skip around their CAPs and escort did they started to do well points wise.

A large advantage to the IJ is that they are defending and can count on better ground reports outside of the coastwatcher areas. Dont get sucked into fighting near a coastwatcher the Allies can at least see your grey dots on dar. Stay off coastwatcher dar and wait for the enemy to make a mistake or show a lack of coordination. The Rabual Raids will be long flights in and out of Rabual so dont rush to fight to the death over the key port. Let them straggle apart so there is not one united big wing but a good number of stragglers. Just in real life the IJAAF cannot fight the Allies toe to toe at this time of the war.

Mutual support and timely route/mission planning. This is what the LW did last series that was so successful even though we were out numbered. It's all about critical mass at the right time. Not so much because big wing, just proper support planning. Agreed Besea. LF6 is basically an autonomous command network of three little groups that were pounded time and again. I know the others will agree to have anyone's back on our side. We will need to set up and an effective comm plan.