Adlertag campaign mission#3 Saturday December 2 at 20h00 GMT on ATAG server

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Please note that this event will be accessible to both Blitz-only and Blitz+Tobruk players.

As promised, gentlemen, here are the briefs for mission #3 of the Adlertag campaign!

Army Red






Tuesday 13 August 1940.

16.00HRS

SCRAMBLE!!!

Mission Overview:


Gentlemen early this morning the Germans launched their final offensive on Great Britain.

The airfields of Eastchurch and West Mailing were heavily bombarded, as well as the dockyard at Sheerness.

The Southampton sector and many airfields were also hit by enemy bombs!

However, the RAF is fighting courageously and inflicting terrible losses on the Luftwaffe.

Radar stations have just detected two enemy formations regrouping in the sector of Boulogne (CA 3

The first of these groups is likely to be He 111 H-2 aircraft from I./KG 4, predicted to be flying at approximately 24,000 feet.

Ju 87 'Stuka' dive bombers from II./St.G 1 make up the second group, flying at 13,000 feet.

All available aircraft are ordered to take off!!!

We will show these Lufftwaffe pilots and their German overlords, that nothing and no one will can set foot in this, our island.... without being officially invited!!!

We will never surrender!!!






God save the King, England and our Empire... upon which 'the sun never sets!'

PRIORITY OBJECTIVES:

1. Intercept these two German raids before they can drop their bombs.

Stop them before they reach the coast.

2. Organize coastal patrosl and interception raids over the Channel.

3. Protect all airfields between Littlestone(BS 45), Croydon (BC 52) and Ramsgate (BY 53).

All aircraft are ordered to immediately......SCRAMBLE!!!


SECONDARY OBJECTIVES:

1. Two reconnaissance Dornier Do 17s are heading towards our coast. It is thought that their objective is to take pictures of the damage caused by air raids this morning and to look for new targets to attack. At all costs these aircraft must be intercepted and shot down!

2. Protect radar stations situated between Dover (BX 4, Rye (BP 44),Canewdon (BO.5 and Dunkirk (BR 51).

Available aircraft:

Spitfire Ia (100oct):

No 65 squadron at Manston (BX 52).

No 266 squadron at Eastchurch (BQ 53).

No 603 squadron at Hornchurch (BH 56).

No 72 squadron at Biggin hill (BF 51).

Hurricanes I (DH 5-20 100oct), Hurricanes I (Rotol 100oct):

No 501 squadron at Kenley (BD 51).

No 605 at Croydon (BC 52).

No 604 at Canterbury (BU 50).

Radar Menus:

TAB 7 1 can provide you with the position of enemy aircraft relative to your position, if you are close enough.

TAB 4 menu gives you access to 'refuel and rearm.'

To use ' refuel and rearm'......undamaged aircraft must be stopped at an airfield, with engine, magnetos, and fuel cocks switched off.


Army Blue






Tuesday 13 August 1940.

16.00HRS

Mission Overview:


Comrades since early this morning we have engaged all our forces in the battle in order to break the resistance of the RAF.

The Adlerangriff continues and our bombers are dropping their bombs all over southern England!






It seems obvious that the British government and their damn Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, are not yet ready to negotiate with us.

Let us show these Englanders that, for them, there is no other option, or they will have to capitulate unconditionally!!!

PRORITORY OBJECTIVE (Fighter pilots):

Your mission is to escort the last two raids of the day.

1. Fighters must rendezvous at 16.35 with the He 111 H-2 of 1./KG 4, above Boulogne (CA.3 at an altitude of 7300 meters. They will then escort them to and from their targets in Kent.

2. Additional fighters will rendezvous at 16.40 with a second group, comprised of Ju 87 'Stuka' dive bombers of II./St.G 1, at 4000 meters above Boulogne (CA.3 Fighters will escort the Stukas to their targets and, again, until their return to France.

Organize close escort above the bombers!

As Colonel Adolph Galland once, said this makes you 'a dog on a leash' but close escort is still absolutely necessary!

Remember: If you fail to rendezvous with the bombers, they will be unescorted and vulnerable over England and you will be solely responsible for the fate of your comrades!

Some fighter patrols will nevertheless be able to patrol above the bomber's objectives to deny the sky to defending RAF pilots.

3. Fighters will organize patrols from Littlestone (BS.45) to Ramsgate (BY.53) and to the south east suburbs of London. (BE.51)

SECONDARY OBJECTIVE (Bomber pilots):

1. Many merchant ships are docked in Rochester Harbor. Sink them and destroy the storage buildings of the Port (BL.53).

Other Targets:

a, St.Michaels tank factory (BO.46)

b, Chelmsford oxygen factory (BK.60)

c, Sittingbourne tire factory (BO.52)

d, Military camp (BP.52)

2. Radar stations at Dover (BX 4, Rye (BQ 44), Dunkirk (BR 51) and Canewdon (BO.5.

Available aircraft:

Bf 109 E1, E3, E4

II /JG 52 at Coquelle (CE 43).

I /JG 51 at Saint Iglevert (CD 42).

I /JG 26 at Audembert (CC 42).

II /JG 26 at Marquise (CC 41).

I /JG 53 at Sempy (CF 33).

Bf 110 C2, C4, C4B, C7

III /ZG 76 at Boulogne (CA 3.

Ju 87 B-2

IV.(St)/LG1 at Oye-plage (CH.44)

Ju 88 A-1/ He 111 H-6

I./KG3 at Tramecourt (CJ.33)

An airspawn is available above Neufchatel-Hardelot (CB.36) at 7300 meters for He 111 H-2 pilots who wish to join the heavy bomber raid.

Rendezvous at 16.35 with the He 111 H-2 of 1./KG 4, above Boulogne (CA.3.

Radar Menus

TAB 7 1 can provide you with the position of enemy aircraft relative to your position, if you are close enough.

TAB 4 menu gives you access to 'refuel and rearm.'

To use ' refuel and rearm'......undamaged aircraft must be stopped at an airfield, with engine, magnetos, and fuel cocks switched off.

For the Glory of the Fuhrer and Fatherland....FORWARD!

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