Next event Saturday 2100 GMT - remembering 80th anniversary of Battle of Britain Day.

[ATAG_Pattle]

Join us Saturday 2100 GMT as we remember the 80th anniversary of Battle of Britain Day, 15th September, 1940.

One of the biggest and most important days of the Battle of Britain, for many the turning point of the battle, for others, the war.

The New Dawn Fades mission has been selected on the ATAG Allies and Axis server, to host the event.

Last week saw a full server of 83 players which was awesome to see! Thanks again to everyone who came.

We hope to replicate that this weekend.

Hope to see you there.


TFS's Pattle (flying for the RAF this week) will be livestreaming from 2100-2300 on our YouTube Channel. Would be great to see other players livestream as well.

 

https://youtu.be/q-RfUZMMyic

Let us know if you can, so we can promote your channel.

Cheers,

TFS Team

Edited September 12, 2020 by ATAG_Pattle

[ATAG_Ezzie]

Hi all,

I'm planning on flying low level long range 110 intruder missions in this event. So if low altitude navigation, high speed, single pass attacks on red airfields deep inland are of interest pls feel free to join me on the Isle of Wight just before kick-off so we can spawn in and take off quickly before the red fighters come over. Dress of the day will by pyjamas and leather flying boots..

My main aims will be accurate single pass, low level bombing on multiple airfields per sortie and trying as hard as i can to make it back to base and deny the RAF easy kills. So if you are looking for furball-type action then this may not be for you. But if you like the challenge of flying a heavy fighter, achieving mission-orientated goals and surviving in shark infested waters then pls feel free to come along with me.

If new to the 110 then it might be worth having a quick squiz of this thread and the links within before tomorrow - https://theairtacticalassaultgroup.c...ighlight=ezzie

For new RAF pilots - common advice is for new RAF players to spawn in at rear airfields so they can take their time and safely familiarise themselves with their aircraft. I 100% support this advice and I look fwd to 'meeting you' tomorrow. Check 6!!

Ezzie

PS Maybe our beaufighter brethren might consider doing likewise?