Bears Campaign Mission 21

Started by _AH_Bear, February 04, 2017, 04:25:00 AM

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_AH_Bear

Campaign #21
There are no claims to factual events in this campaign it has been made for your enjoyment. We will fly a Darkwolf smells like cheese variety of aircraft throughout this campaign, something different in each endeavor.


B17s will airstart (4000M or 13,120ft.) with a large formation in AK19 and heading towards Brussels (AY18) for a high altitude bombing attack.( recommended loadout 16x500lbs and 30% fuel)


P-47s, P-51s out of Vendeville airport in AQ15, and Spitfires airstart with the bombers at 5500M, will escort the bombers to target and back. After bombing Brussels in AY18,  AI B17s will head to Abbeville AH10, Live piloted B-17s will land at Vendeville.

B-25s and F6Fs will take off the USS Boxer and the USS Essex in AS24 and will attack the airfeild in AZ22 just south of Antwerp. Keep an eye out for ships and trains, they would be high value targets.



Aircraft List:

4- P-51D 20NT, 1944                              Escort                                            Pilots: Hollyweed, Gatlingun, Darkwing,
4- P-47D, 1944                                       Escort                                            Pilots: Redheaded stepchild,
4- Spitfire HF IXe,1944                            Escort                                            Pilots: SKAT,
4- B-17G, 1943                                      High Alt Bombing                            Pilots: Col.Hogan , Bear, Wilder,
4- F6F-5, 1944         (C)                         Ground attack/escort                      Pilots: Lippy, Twenty,                                     
4- B-25J-1NA 1944  (C)                         Ground attack                                 Pilots: Fraggman, Jack, Z50, 

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~S~
Semper Fi Marine.

_AH_Hollywood


~S~ Bear,

Looks like a good one...

Mustang please....

Do the B-25s take off from carrier?
"You sneaky little bastards aren't getting doodly sh*t from me, except maybe my name, rank, and Social Security number: Wood, Hollis P., Lumberjack, Social Security 106-43-2185."-Slim Pickens-The movie-1941

_AH_Col._Hogan

B-17, (not commanding)

I will drop on the lead pilots command.

~S

_AH_Bear

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Quote from: _AH_Hollywood on February 04, 2017, 04:29:13 AM

~S~ Bear,

Looks like a good one...

Mustang please....

Do the B-25s take off from carrier?

Yes B25s off the carrier.. i tryed with 80% fuel and bombs, have the ships going pretty fast, made it off no problem, dropped my bombs, circled and landed on the carrier 1st try ...

We have 2 B25s and 2 F6Fs per carrier, they line up astern

_AH_Bear

Is the Spitfire HF IXe,1944 better at high altitudes than the Spit i have chosen?

_AH_gatlingun

_AH_Gatlingun

_AH_Hollywood

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Bear,

To your question: 
QuoteIs the Spitfire HF IXe,1944 better at high altitudes than the Spit i have chosen?

Quotethe prefixes which were used on most later Spitfire variants, L.F. Mark..., F. Mark.. and H.F Mark indicated whether the engines fitted were suited for low, medium or high altitude.

L.F. IXe:
QuoteProduction of the LF Mk IXs.... was by far the most produced of the Spitfire IX variants, with over 4000 built. The maximum power of the Merlin 66 was 1,720 hp (1,280 kW) at 5,750 ft (1,283 kW at 1,752 m) and the maximum speed of the Spitfire LF IX was 404 mph (650 km/h) at 21,000 feet (6,400 m).

H.F. has better performance at high altitude.

QuoteThe H.F IX was powered by the specialised high altitude Merlin 70 and entered service in the Spring of 1944. Serial listings show that the HF Mk IX was produced in relatively limited numbers when they were required, with priority being given to versions rated for low and medium altitudes. Maximum power of the Merlin 70 was 1,710 hp (1,280 kW) at 11,000 ft (1,275 kW at 3,353 m): maximum speed of the Spitfire HF.IX was 405 mph (652 km/h) at 25,400 feet (7,700 m) at an all-up weight of 7,320 lb (3,320 kg).



"You sneaky little bastards aren't getting doodly sh*t from me, except maybe my name, rank, and Social Security number: Wood, Hollis P., Lumberjack, Social Security 106-43-2185."-Slim Pickens-The movie-1941

_AH_fraggmann

At one time we had Kingdoms ruled by Kings and Empires ruled by Emperors.
Now we have Countries ruled by....mY h3Ad sT!Ll hUrZt

_AH_Archie



Watch your 6, Own your 12, Hug an 11, Kiss a 29.

_AH_Jack

B-25, I guess.  At least when I die, I can take my crew with me.

_AH_DarkWolf

Spitfire is tempting but I think I will go with a Mustang again.

DW


"In War: Resolution, In Defeat: Defiance, In Victory: Magnanimity, In Peace: Good Will" - Winston S. Churchill

_AH_Turbo

P38 thanks            :happy-112:
Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil and your a thousand miles from the corn field. -Dwight D. Eisenhower

_AH_Bear

Quote from: _AH_Turbo on February 04, 2017, 01:18:54 PM
P38 thanks            :happy-112:

There are no P-38s this time sir..

_AH_Turbo

OK how about a F6f                    :unhappy-059:
Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil and your a thousand miles from the corn field. -Dwight D. Eisenhower

_AH_Bear

~S~
Please take note i changed the Spitfires to Spitfire HF IXe,1944 and made them airstart with the bomber group at 5500M.