Slovakia map - final readme

[tater]

Me too. Not surprisingly, the readme is as well done as the map.

Excellent work, guys! Absolutely stunning, you set the bar pretty damn high.

tater

[Golf Pro]

I find the link seems to stick at 1.38MB. "Save Target As" worked.

The info is good, but I thought this map would also cover the final soviet advance in 1945, which isn't in the readme. There must have been some further air action then, mustn't there?

[JG52Uther]

In firefox right click/save link as- worked.
Nice work!

[Friendly_flyer]

The Readme was an interesting reading, I look very much forward to the map!

[Tbag]

Outstanding work guys!

[SlipBall]

Very nice, thanks to all involved with the effort

[dflion]

Thanks Indy 13,
This information on the 'Slovak National uprising' is just what I have been looking for. I am puting the 'finishing-touches' to my campaign 'Long nose Focke-Wulf Eastern Front' which should post on Mission 4 Today at the end of this month. The request for this campaign came from a very dedicated Czech IL2 fan and it has certainly given me a whole new perspective on WWII aerial history in this region.

My campaign uses the Rumanian, Lvov, Hungarian, Berlin and the 'fantastic Slovakian' maps.
Since working on the the Slovakian map I have come to really appreciate what this team managed to do - it has opened up a whole 'new-world' for the game and I am sure Oleg has benefited from the 'graphic advances' it has produced for his BOB Storm of War Simulation. (some of screen shots I have captured in Slovakia, while building the campaign, are absolutely fantastic)

I have also managed to 'get over' some of the map limitations you mention at the end of your information after much 'trial and error', including building a 'test airstrip' - that works, in a secret location on the map.

DFLion

[jurinko]

Originally Posted by Golf Pro

The info is good, but I thought this map would also cover the final soviet advance in 1945, which isn't in the readme. There must have been some further air action then, mustn't there?

The info from that time is rather limited; I read that in January 1945 even Lipfert itself was shortly stationed at Piestany airbase and they flew against Soviets and Romanians to Zvolen area (central Slovakia). One Jabo Fw 190 F-8 was shot down by Romanian Bf 109E (!) close to Zvolenska Slatina village.

Place of crash:


Pilot Hermann Heim:


In the north where Czechoslovak Corps were fighting, the aerial support from both sides was negligible.

[MadJek]

Thank you for all of your hard work and extra efforts!

S~
MadJek