They came from the east just as we planned for. We were able to get RCAF and LF-6 on them just in time with 23rd positioned at Field 22 they were in the mix also. I had 475th come back up north from the shipping and they were able to get some action also. You guys kept them from closing 213. Ya beat on those pilots pretty hard that first go round. definitely broke their spirits. I watched them exit through DAR holes at the 2.2X so I had most replane expecting them to do a full round robin back to their base or MOB in the many DAR holes. Knowing they tried so hard for the field I kept RCAF LF-6, and AE over to the east, well it turned out to just be an AI fest which was also stellar for all to practice their Check Ride again
Next thing I know 213 was closed and I knew they beat us and were going back up north now. knowing we needed to have legs up there I asked for all to RTB for fuel. The 475th stayed up to give eyes where there was none. They reported cons at 2.3X knowing this was a 50/50 they were going to come straight in from the north or the 2.2X blind spot. As soon as all were in tower they came in for field 233 where the 23rd was getting mani/peddis. Luckly they got out just in time and AE RCAF LF-6 was on the way to smash some faces in again. The 475th put a hurting on the enemy until help arrived and once again it was a slug fest! And you guys bloodied them again. They did manage to close 233 at that point but at a huge cost. As they were limping back home I wanted to buy time and stagger the RTBs. I took the gamble for field 6 and sent everyone that way. LF-6 stayed on station and was able to give some judo chops to the enemy until everyone else showed up and then it was like Mike Tyson on a feather weight! Once all was done and said they closed 255, 233, and 213 but who cares we didn't like those crap holes anyways. Great Job all and <S>
