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![]() Not only was spotting and artillery direction the original & primary function of military flight in WW1, well preceding the development of the armed interceptor, it has also been done before in a WW1 on-line sim. In Dawn of Aces, written by iMagic back in the mid-Nineties, it was possible to type a target's map co-ordinates into the chat-bar and call in ranging shots followed by a small artillery barrage. It was certainly imaginative and original back then, and I'm glad to see the feature has been revived in this present-day evocation. But new to sims it ain't. B
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