Guide to earning awards in career mode for Flying Circus

[LukeFF]

So, now that career mode for Flying Circus is out, it's time to discuss the awards system works. While most of the awards are the same as those found in Rise of Flight, new and improved ways of giving out awards have allowed for the awarding system to be significantly improved.

 

The updated criteria in part come from very extensive research gathered over the years on the old Rise of Flight forums.

 

France:

 

• Croix de Guerre:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded in 1916 for every air victory or every 5 ground objects destroyed
  • Awarded in 1917 for every 2 air victories or 10 ground objects destroyed
  • Awarded in 1918 for every 3 air victories or 15 ground objects destroyed
  • Can be awarded up to 16 times
• Legion of Honor Cavalier:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • 5% chance of being awarded this medal once 12 air victories have been scored. This percentage gradually increases as the number of your victories grows.
• Legion of Honor Officer:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • 50% chance of being awarded this medal once 35 air victories have been scored. This percentage gradually increases as the number of your victories grows.
• World War I Victory Medal:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded at the end of the war in November 1918

 

Great Britain:

 

• Mentioned in Despatches (ported over from WWII career mode):
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • 1st award is for scoring one air victory, completing 20 sorties, or 40 hours of flight time
  • The 2nd - 5th awards are for completing a given number of days at the front, along with a random chance built in
• Wound Stripe (ported over from WWII career mode):
  • Eligibility: all ranks from July 6, 1916, to the end of the war
  • Awarded up to three times for being wounded in action
• Military Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks serving in RFC squadrons (and their RAF successors) until June 2, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 3 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 50 missions
• Bar to the Military Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks serving in RFC squadrons (and their RAF successors) until June 2, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 6 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 100 missions
• Second Bar to the Military Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks serving in RFC squadrons (and their RAF successors) until June 2, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 12 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 200 missions
• Distinguished Service Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks serving in RNAS squadrons (and their RAF successors) until June 2, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 3 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 50 missions
• Bar to the Distinguished Service Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks serving in RNAS squadrons (and their RAF successors) until June 2, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 6 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 100 missions
• Second Bar to the Distinguished Service Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks serving in RNAS squadrons (and their RAF successors) until June 2, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 12 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 200 missions
• Distinguished Flying Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks from June 3, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 3 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 50 missions
• Bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks from June 3, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 6 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 100 missions
• Second Bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks from June 3, 1918
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded once 12 air victories have been reached
  • 60 percent chance of being awarded for scoring 3 victories in one mission
  • Awarded for completing 200 missions
• Air Force Cross:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks from June 3, 1918
  • Awarded up to three times at random for completing a given number of career days
• Distinguished Service Order:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks
  • Awarded up to 3 times for the following:
    • Command of the squadron and completion of 100/200/300 missions
    • Scoring 4 or more victories in one mission
• Victoria Cross:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded up to 2 times for scoring 7 or more victories in one mission or 5 or more victories in one mission that also resulted in the pilot being wounded in action
• World War I Victory Medal:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded at the end of the war in November 1918

 

USA:

 

• Croix de Guerre:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded to pilots for their first aerial victory or 5 ground objects destroyed
• Distinguished Service Cross:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded for the first time for a pilot's first aerial victory or for destroying 5 ground objects on one mission
  • 60 percent chance of it being awarded for every 3 subsequent aerial victories or for destroying 5 ground objects in one mission.
  • Can be awarded up to 12 times
• Medal of Honor:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded for scoring 7 or more victories in one mission or 5 or more victories in one mission that also resulted in the pilot being wounded in action
• World War I Victory Medal:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded at the end of the war in November 1918

 

Germany:

 

• Pilot's Badge:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded for completing one mission
• Wound Badge:
  • Eligibility: all ranks from March 3, 1918 
  • Black: 1st time wounded in action
  • Silver: 3rd time wounded in action
  • Gold: 5th time wounded in action
• Iron Cross Second Class:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded in 1916 for scoring 2 aerial victories or 10 ground objects destroyed
  • Awarded since 1917 for scoring 3 aerial victories or 15 ground objects destroyed
• Iron Cross First Class:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded up to January 1917 for scoring 5 aerial victories or 25 ground objects destroyed
  • Awarded since January 1917 for scoring 8 aerial victories or 40 ground objects destroyed
• Knight's Cross with Swords of the Royal House Order of Hohenzollern:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks
  • Awarded in 1916 for 7 aerial victories or 35 ground objects destroyed
  • Beginning in 1917, awarded for 10 aerial victories or 50 ground objects destroyed. By the war's end, these numbers stand at 15 aerial victories or 75 ground objects destroyed
• Knight's Cross of the Military Order of Maximilian-Joseph:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks
  • Awarded until late 1916 for 20 aerial victories or 100 ground objects destroyed
  • From late 1916, awarded for 32 aerial victories or 160 ground objects destroyed. By the war's end, these numbers stand at 40 aerial victories or 200 ground objects destroyed
• Knight's Cross of the Order of St. Henry:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks
  • Awarded until late September 1916 for 5 aerial victories or 25 ground objects destroyed
  • From late September 1916, awarded for 10 aerial victories or 50 ground objects destroyed. By the war's end, these numbers stand at 50 aerial victories or 250 ground objects destroyed
• Commander Second Class Military Cross of Order of St. Henry:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks
  • Awarded until late September 1916 for 15 aerial victories or 75 ground objects destroyed
  • From late September 1916, awarded for 20 aerial victories or 100 ground objects destroyed. By the war's end, these numbers stand at 60 aerial victories or 300 ground objects destroyed
• Pour Le Merite:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks
  • Awarded until early November 1916 for 8 aerial victories or 40 ground objects destroyed
  • From early November 1916, awarded for 10 aerial victories or 50  ground objects destroyed. By the war's end, these numbers stand at 40 aerial victories or 200 ground objects destroyed
• Order of the Red Eagle:
  • Eligibility: all officer ranks
  • Awarded for 80 aerial victories or 400 ground objects destroyed
• Hindenburg Cross:
  • Eligibility: all ranks
  • Awarded at the end of the war in November 1918

[jojy47jojyrocks]

Just shot down 13 planes in two missions as Imperial Germany in FC2 and no Iron cross. Just the pilots badge.

Edited March 30, 2023 by jojy47jojyrocks

[LukeFF]

1 hour ago, jojy47jojyrocks said:

Just shot down 13 planes in two missions as Imperial Germany in FC2 and no Iron cross. Just the pilots badge.

 

That is really odd. I'll have a look at it and try to see what's happening.

[Mulbin]

RFC pilot, 10 confirmed kills in first 4 missions.

First - 1 kill
Second - 2 kills
Third - 3 kills!
Fourth - 4 kills!!!!

Only got a mention for the first one in dispatches... no medals, still stuck a sergeant. Having a repeating 60% chance makes things a bit unrealistic, would be better if the chance got higher if you didn't get a medal last time. 

 

Would make more sense if it worked more like this...
3 kills in one mission = 60% chance
3 kills in one mission + didn't get medal last time = 80% chance of medal.
3 kills in one mission + didn't get medal last TWO times = 100% chance of medal

There's no way in reality a 10 kill confirmed (in first week) ace would be overlooked.
 

Edited March 30, 2023 by Mulbin

[LukeFF]

54 minutes ago, Mulbin said:

RFC pilot, 10 confirmed kills in first 4 missions.

First - 1 kill
Second - 2 kills
Third - 3 kills!
Fourth - 4 kills!!!!

Only got a mention for the first one in dispatches... no medals, still stuck a sergeant. Having a repeating 60% chance makes things a bit unrealistic, would be better if the chance got higher if you didn't get a medal last time. 

 

Would make more sense if it worked more like this...
3 kills in one mission = 60% chance
3 kills in one mission + didn't get medal last time = 80% chance of medal.
3 kills in one mission + didn't get medal last TWO times = 100% chance of medal

There's no way in reality a 10 kill confirmed (in first week) ace would be overlooked.

 

Lemme explain it a bit more:

 

Once you have reached a certain kill count, you have a 60% chance from that point forward of being awarded a medal. It's not just on the day you earn the award. Put another way:

 

Say you are in an RFC squadron and have shot down 3 planes. You now have a 60% chance going forward of being awarded the Military Cross, every day. When a new day loads in career mode, the code running in the background looks at your personal statistics and sees if you or any other pilots in the unit are eligible for an award. This is to mitigate the phenomenon of where you are instantly awarded a medal as soon as you land your plane.

 

But, the other critical part here is this: your pilot is currently an NCO, which means he isn't eligible for the MC. Once you move up the ranks, you will in all likelihood be awarded the MC. Hopefully one day we will have the Military Medal and other awards for enlisted pilots, as we do on the WWII side.

[Mulbin]

ahh got it, that makes sense. But leads me to my next questions!

How does the promotion system work? Is that a similar set of target stats triggering it?

I was surprised I had a choice of starting as commanding officer or NCO as that's not really how the RFC worked. Most pilots were officers and "Gentlemen" and would have joined the RFC as 2nd Lieutenant. Conversely NCOs were unlikely to ever be promoted beyond sergeant, it did happen, but was rare and frowned upon as they weren't from the right social class.

Hoping we can get a more authentic start as 2nd Lt in the future!

[LukeFF]

8 hours ago, Mulbin said:

How does the promotion system work? Is that a similar set of target stats triggering it?

 

That's always been one of those things shrouded in mystery, as it's not something that can be modded. That said, I have found that if you destroy targets and/or completely meet the mission objectives, you'll be promoted in a reasonable amount of time.

 

8 hours ago, Mulbin said:

I was surprised I had a choice of starting as commanding officer or NCO as that's not really how the RFC worked. Most pilots were officers and "Gentlemen" and would have joined the RFC as 2nd Lieutenant. Conversely NCOs were unlikely to ever be promoted beyond sergeant, it did happen, but was rare and frowned upon as they weren't from the right social class.

Hoping we can get a more authentic start as 2nd Lt in the future!

 

Yes, I hope for more flexibility like that as well in the future. I do think the current choices are good, but they do need to be expanded a bit.

 

19 hours ago, jojy47jojyrocks said:

Just shot down 13 planes in two missions as Imperial Germany in FC2 and no Iron cross. Just the pilots badge.

 

17 hours ago, LukeFF said:

That is really odd. I'll have a look at it and try to see what's happening.

 

Alright, so I had a look at this last night and can't figure out what's going on. AI pilots have the same criteria when it comes to all the medals, so when I created a new career last night I had several pilots in the unit that had around 10 victories and thus both the 2nd and 1st Class Iron Cross. Gonna have to check this out some more...

[jojy47jojyrocks]

Playing as Great Britain, still Seargent rank, 6 successful sorties.

Edited March 31, 2023 by jojy47jojyrocks

[LukeFF]

1 hour ago, jojy47jojyrocks said:

Playing as Great Britain, still Seargent rank, 6 successful sorties.

 

All working correctly - you have to be an officer to earn those fancy awards. ?

[jojy47jojyrocks]

Another update, playing a GB, still a Seargent, 7 sorties. Getting awarded an officer class medal of France.

 

 

 

Edited March 31, 2023 by jojy47jojyrocks

[jojy47jojyrocks]

Looks like there are certain glitches in the awarding system of the FC career mode.

 

Edited March 31, 2023 by jojy47jojyrocks

[Trooper117]

Started a Jasta Boelcke career yesterday... first mission out, downed 3 Spads and a DH-4... quite amazing actually because I'm no ace pilot, but it was like stealing sweets from a baby, easy as pie.

Flew back over the lines, separated from my fellow pilots and low on fuel, put down on a friendly airfield... result, mission failed, lol!

[LukeFF]

2 hours ago, jojy47jojyrocks said:

Another update, playing a GB, still a Seargent, 7 sorties. Getting awarded an officer class medal of France.

 

 

Still looking into this.

[Mulbin]

21 hours ago, LukeFF said:

 

Still looking into this.

 

Just to say my British Sergeant has also been awarded the Legion of Honour ? It happened when he was awarded a wound stripe and promoted to flight Sergeant.

Something to show his working class mates in the pub ?

[LukeFF]

5 hours ago, Mulbin said:

Just to say my British Sergeant has also been awarded the Legion of Honour ? It happened when he was awarded a wound stripe and promoted to flight Sergeant.

Something to show his working class mates in the pub ?

 

Showoff! 

 

Well, in good news, I found the source of the problem and so it shouldn't be showing up anymore with the next update. The awards file is very finicky about how it's set up. 

[Mulbin]

20 hours ago, LukeFF said:

 

Showoff! 

 

Well, in good news, I found the source of the problem and so it shouldn't be showing up anymore with the next update. The awards file is very finicky about how it's set up. 

Well it does look quite nice next to the Victoria Cross he just got to go with it ?

So, reading up... I think both medals may technically be correct. The legion of honour is awarded to non-french nationals and (I think) all ranks, its just for extreme acts of service to France in battle. Likewise the VC is awarded to all ranks.

So actually... LoH should be available to British and America pilots. 

As my Sergeant has 35 kills and is the third highest ace in the way it probably makes sense!... although I think he probably would have been commissioned a bit more rapidly than getting the LoH.

The VC I got for shooting down 5 planes in one flight in a Spad 7 while wounded.

 

British and US pilots should also be receiving the Croix De Guerre quite early on, it was awarded to foreign allies of France when they were mentioned in French dispatches.

Edited April 2, 2023 by Mulbin

[LukeFF]

2 hours ago, Mulbin said:

British and US pilots should also be receiving the Croix De Guerre quite early on, it was awarded to foreign allies of France when they were mentioned in French dispatches.

 

US pilots are right now, but I've not yet added the UK to the list of eligible countries. Will do in the future. 

 

2 hours ago, Mulbin said:

So, reading up... I think both medals may technically be correct. The legion of honour is awarded to non-french nationals and (I think) all ranks, its just for extreme acts of service to France in battle. Likewise the VC is awarded to all ranks.

So actually... LoH should be available to British and America pilots. 

 

Aye, yes, I see that now. Thanks! Another item to put on the to-do list, then. ? For this next update it will be restricted to French pilots, but in the future, I think I can come up with a situation where it can be awarded to British and US pilots for individual acts of heroism. 

[jojy47jojyrocks]

 

So, in future, would there be any additional awards or medals added like for example...Oak leaves to the Pour le Merit or the different classes of Order of the Red Eagle? Manfred von Richthofen was awarded the 3rd class and there was awarding of lower 4th classes too.

 

Also, would there be two times awarding of MOH like the VC added here? 

 

Different classes of the Legion of Honour beyond knight class? I believed some were awarded to French ace pilots.

[JG4_Moltke1871]

On 3/29/2023 at 11:50 PM, LukeFF said:

Awarded since 1917 for scoring 3 aerial victories or 15 ground objects destroyed

Iron Cross second class.

My ground kill score is 18, no reward in sight ?

[jojy47jojyrocks]

3 hours ago, JG4_Moltke1871 said:

Iron Cross second class.

My ground kill score is 18, no reward in sight ?

 

 

Flying Circus awards system is pretty much bugged at this point...Still in development and refinement. It seems as though that it might have been implemented in a rushed manner. Yeah, at current it kinda dampens the immersion feel.

 

I believe there is still more to come in the Flying Circus...

 

 

[ACG_Bussard]

Campaign as Officer and Squad Leader with 9 aerial victories (Jasta 24, Albatros DVa). Still no Awards and Merits....

 

And that's not all what I have noticed.

 

[LukeFF]

11 hours ago, JG4_Moltke1871 said:

Iron Cross second class.

My ground kill score is 18, no reward in sight ?

 

1 hour ago, Bussard* said:

Campaign as Officer and Squad Leader with 9 aerial victories (Jasta 24, Albatros DVa). Still no Awards and Merits....

 

And that's not all what I have noticed.

 

 

Okay, yes, I found the problem. It'll be fixed in the next release, and your pilot's medal count will update accordingly once you advance to a new day in your career.

 

Thank you for reporting this!

 

12 hours ago, jojy47jojyrocks said:

So, in future, would there be any additional awards or medals added like for example...Oak leaves to the Pour le Merit or the different classes of Order of the Red Eagle? Manfred von Richthofen was awarded the 3rd class and there was awarding of lower 4th classes too.

 

Also, would there be two times awarding of MOH like the VC added here? 

 

Different classes of the Legion of Honour beyond knight class? I believed some were awarded to French ace pilots.

 

There is right now a Legion of Honor Commander class. 

 

As for other awards, I've submitted a list of proposed ones to the developers for consideration:

• Military Merit Cross (essentially the enlisted version of the Pour le Merite)
• Military Medal (the British enlisted equivalent of the Military Cross)
• Distinguished Flying Medal (enlisted equivalent of the DFC)
• Médaille Militaire - French award for bravery granted to enlisted pilots

So, as you can see the goal is to close the gap between awards given only to officers and those awarded to enlisted personnel.

[JG4_Moltke1871]

24 minutes ago, LukeFF said:

Okay, yes, I found the problem. It'll be fixed in the next release, and your pilot's medal count will update accordingly once you advance to a new day in your career.

 

Thank you for reporting this!

High chance this will reward will be posthumously ?

[jojy47jojyrocks]

1 hour ago, LukeFF said:

 

 

Okay, yes, I found the problem. It'll be fixed in the next release, and your pilot's medal count will update accordingly once you advance to a new day in your career.

 

Thank you for reporting this!

 

 

There is right now a Legion of Honor Commander class. 

 

As for other awards, I've submitted a list of proposed ones to the developers for consideration:

• Military Merit Cross (essentially the enlisted version of the Pour le Merite)
• Military Medal (the British enlisted equivalent of the Military Cross)
• Distinguished Flying Medal (enlisted equivalent of the DFC)
• Médaille Militaire - French award for bravery granted to enlisted pilots

So, as you can see the goal is to close the gap between awards given only to officers and those awarded to enlisted personnel.

 

 

Looking forward to it!?

 

Yeah, the gap between the enlisted and officer class need some love...poor enlisted folks.

 

Plenty of additions could be added...in Future as the FC series progresses.

 

I believe that some British aces were awarded the Order of the British Empire class, commander or officer.

 

Until next update...

[Guest deleted@219798]

Looks like Willi might have to keep this little award in his sock drawer or bury it behind a hanger. Maybe the French will add palm leaves to this?

[JG4_Moltke1871]

On 4/3/2023 at 7:46 PM, LukeFF said:

Okay, yes, I found the problem. It'll be fixed in the next release, and your pilot's medal count will update accordingly once you advance to a new day in your career.

Seems not all be fine. Continued my Gotha Pilot career, after my today’s mission he has 26 ground kills. Continued to next day, no Iron Cross rewarded ?

[LukeFF]

16 minutes ago, kestrel444x500 said:

Looks like Willi might have to keep this little award in his sock drawer or bury it behind a hanger. Maybe the French will add palm leaves to this?

 

No way to remove it if the award was there before the latest update.

 

3 minutes ago, JG4_Moltke1871 said:

Seems not all be fine. Continued my Gotha Pilot career, after my today’s mission he has 26 ground kills. Continued to next day, no Iron Cross rewarded ?

 

Can you show me your stats screen?

[JG4_Moltke1871]

44 minutes ago, LukeFF said:

Can you show me your stats screen?

[LukeFF]

16 hours ago, JG4_Moltke1871 said:

 

Okay, I see what it is: buildings are a separate category from other ground targets in the awards config file. I set it up like that with the idea that bomber squadrons wouldn't have been counting the number of buildings destroyed per sortie, but perhaps I need to change that. This is how the game sees non-air targets:

 

Ground objects: tanks, vehicles, parked planes, railcars, locomotives, artillery, machine guns, searchlights, radars

Buildings: self-explanatory

Ships: self-explanatory

 

I'm open either way to including buildings in the award criteria, so let me know what you think.

[JG4_Moltke1871]

4 hours ago, LukeFF said:

 

Okay, I see what it is: buildings are a separate category from other ground targets in the awards config file. I set it up like that with the idea that bomber squadrons wouldn't have been counting the number of buildings destroyed per sortie, but perhaps I need to change that. This is how the game sees non-air targets:

 

Ground objects: tanks, vehicles, parked planes, railcars, locomotives, artillery, machine guns, searchlights, radars

Buildings: self-explanatory

Ships: self-explanatory

 

I'm open either way to including buildings in the award criteria, so let me know what you think.

I think a building is a ground target. Whats more on the ground than a building ?

Maybe it makes sense give the buildings category's? A tent have lower value than a factory? I dont know how complicatet is it to programm... makes me remember TAW there counts a bigger building multiple....

However, Herr Wolf (my Gotha Pilot) puts a lot of effort dropping bombs on buildings, yes he should be rewarded ?

 

And by the way: A strategig target like a bridge should be highly rewarded.

Edited April 7, 2023 by JG4_Moltke1871

[LukeFF]

2 hours ago, JG4_Moltke1871 said:

I think a building is a ground target. Whats more on the ground than a building ?

Maybe it makes sense give the buildings category's? A tent have lower value than a factory? I dont know how complicatet is it to programm... makes me remember TAW there counts a bigger building multiple....

However, Herr Wolf (my Gotha Pilot) puts a lot of effort dropping bombs on buildings, yes he should be rewarded ?

 

And by the way: A strategig target like a bridge should be highly rewarded.

 

Yes, I have to work with what's been coded in the awards file in terms of parameters (which is a lot). I forgot to add as well that bridges fall under the building category. The basic categories when it comes to non-air targets are:

 

Ground Objects

Building Objects

Ship Objects

 

(There are some more detailed sub-categories when it comes to Ship Objects and Ground Objects, but those are mostly only relevant to WWII).

[Rudini]

@LukeFF

 

Hi, what about promotion criterias?

 

Since i startet at the lowest rank in a german career and i can get only EK2 an EK1 as a NCO. So how long i have to wait to raise from Unteroffizier to Leutnant?

 

Btw, very interesting how limited were the possibilities for NCOs in Germany, and in France each pilot rank can be awarded every medal.

 

Thanks

@LukeFF

a new award idea for all careers in BoX:

 

mentionings in the press or Wehrmachtsbericht.

[LukeFF]

28 minutes ago, Rudini said:

Hi, what about promotion criterias?

 

Since i startet at the lowest rank in a german career and i can get only EK2 an EK1 as a NCO. So how long i have to wait to raise from Unteroffizier to Leutnant?

 

I have no idea what the criteria are for promotions, other than it's based on a cumulative pilot score.

[J99_Sizzlorr]

In RoF it was a certain ammount of successful missions that got you a promotion...

[Atlantia39]

"That's a squadron rule...no confirmation, no claim sorry."...."But I SAW it...It was a KILL"..."Then you have the deep satisfaction of knowing that you've done your duty for the Fatherland."

[TheCount]

I assume the Prussian Military Merit Cross ("Pour le Mérite of the NCO) is not in the game? ...since there are only a few Medals/Awards for NCOs in the game.

[LukeFF]

21 hours ago, TheCount said:

I assume the Prussian Military Merit Cross ("Pour le Mérite of the NCO) is not in the game? ...since there are only a few Medals/Awards for NCOs in the game.

 

No