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Originally Posted by Soviet Ace
And though it seemed like the Yak's were taken care of, yet another surprise arrives when the realization comes that this is an Invasion, and actually. There are five whole squadrons of Yak's coming across the channel. The third Hurricane is quickly subdued after being lured into a web of Yak "spiders", and it taken care of. And the other two, limp off home after seeing they have no chance against the superior Yak numbers. LOL
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Realsing whats going on and that the situation look bleak at best, the fuhrer see's this as an oppurtunity to deal a harsh blow to stalin and the red army. He sends up every squadron that the luftwaffe can muster and sends them across the channel........
TO ASSIST THE RAF!!!
prior to this he sends a message to winston churchill telling him of his plans to assist. In return we (UK) must stay away from mainland europe.......until at least 1944.
The 5 squadrons of yaks that a free roaming over southern england are soon met by a mixed force of RAF spitfires and hurricanes, and also their temp ally the Luftwaffe and their 109's.
Let the most epic air battle in history commence. lol