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Intro
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August 18th, 1940. Biggin Hill. Morning.

Yesterday we had a bit of a breather. Phew! We needed that. Everybody is getting very tired, I know. I heard that almost no one went to the pub for a beer, that people just slept and slept.

A piece of tactical advice. Some other squadrons have started to go for head-on attacks on bombers. You should try it yourself. It really works. 

When you shower those glass-house fronts of the Jerry bombers with fire from eight MG's, you can often see the whole nose crumble apart, pilots slumping down or even staggering out of their seats to escape the hail of bullets. And then the aircraft inevitably goes down.

But it requires nerves of steel and a perfect timing. Or you will ram them.

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MISSION
Waves of enemy bombers are approaching from the south. We don't know what they are up to, and their course is a bit erratic. 

Anyway, our task is to the greet the Hun, and make his brief stay over Britains pleasant pastures green as nasty as humanly possible. 

Any questions? Gentlemen, climb into your aircraft!

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You'll be flying as second element of C section
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Success
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HISTORIC NOTES
The info about German "stealth" tactics comes from playtester DoctorWho, who in his turn got it from a Battle of Britain veteran, whose airfield was strafed in this manner three  times. 

The veteran also told DoctorWho that later they only sent up half their aircraft to attack the bomber formations, because others had to fly around their field to protect it "just in case" German fighters were sent to strafe them.
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Failure
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HISTORIC NOTES
The info about German "stealth" tactics comes from playtester DoctorWho, who in his turn got it from a Battle of Britain veteran, whose airfield was strafed in this manner three  times. 

The veteran also told DoctorWho that later they only sent up half their aircraft to attack the bomber formations, because others had to fly around their field to protect it "just in case" German fighters were sent to strafe them.
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FighterBoysDebrief7.jpg
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