19RAF_MJDixon

Congratulations to 9./JG54_Yellow_13 and 19RAF_Conflict! I'll tell Conflict to get in touch. 🙂

Good show!

Maybe I travelled back in time to when it was painted like that.

I added the wind to help pulling out at the end, as it seems to help (as it was a pretty close run thing even then!), but if it interferes with the Tacview record then fair enough. Here's the video of the attempt anyway: I think I went so fast that the in-game recording couldn't keep up in the cockpit view or something, either that or I entered another dimension (as you do.)

Survived a Mach 1.0 dive (according to TacView), with full fuel, extra armour and bomb load, diving into the wind - only just managed to pull out at around 100ft from the sea, will put together a video from the recording file.

Thanks chaps, glad you liked it. 🙂 From one Dixon to another, so say we all!

A recording from a recent sortie on the Finnish VirtualPilots server, with skins edited to make it look like the Pacific theatre. Hope you enjoy it. 🙂

If in doubt just get a bit closer! WARNING: Slight chance of horrible death and explosions and such.

I think by the time they switched to the Mustang IV with the bubble top they had switched to operations over Norway, having moved back to Britain in late '44. They also flew the Spit V and Spit IX pre D-Day, so no shortage of aircraft types to fly at least.

Sorry, I wasn't expecting 19 Squadron to actually be in the career - just making a comment that it will be easier to be immersed in Multiplayer flying an RAF Mustang IV over Europe as 19 Squadron than flying an RAF Kittyhawk over Russia.

Still closer than pretending to fly RAF Kittyhawks over Moscow in MP.

Jolly good! Looking forward to the 11 day period from the 17th to the 28th of September where 19RAF were on the map before being sent back home. (Which is a lot more days than they flew on the Eastern Front at least!)

19 Squadron RAF (19RAF) would like to join the next campaign, flying mixed aircraft for the Red side, with approximately 4 Pilots in GMT evening (EST afternoon).