and.. Why not Armée de l´air and low countryes next?

[JG53Frankyboy]

but at least one cant say that the 'possible' "Battle of Moskau" scenario is full of 'late war monsters'

there are a lot of possible "crap planes" and there will be lot of possibilites for mudmoving i will just miss the possible shipattacks that would be possible with a 41 or (for the Spitfire pilots ) 42 MTO scenario. Not to speak about carrier operations with the FAA
and as a Martlet (as a Grumman product ) might be questionable, i can see Fulmars, SeaHurricanes and Swordfishes for that !!
perhaps in 5 years from now on....

[Wutz]

Originally Posted by JG53Frankyboy

but at least one cant say that the 'possible' "Battle of Moskau" scenario is full of 'late war monsters'

there are a lot of possible "crap planes" and there will be lot of possibilites for mudmoving i will just miss the possible shipattacks that would be possible with a 41 or (for the Spitfire pilots ) 42 MTO scenario. Not to speak about carrier operations with the FAA
and as a Martlet (as a Grumman product ) might be questionable, i can see Fulmars, SeaHurricanes and Swordfishes for that !!
perhaps in 5 years from now on....

Oh no need to look at Grumman products, there are other aircraft that where in fair use that are almost always forgoten, like this one:

Usage:
Defense of Malta

The No. 431 General Reconnaissance Flight received the first Marylands in October 1940.2,3
Taranto

The Marylands provided the reconnaissance of Taranto Harbor before the Swordfish attacked the Italian Navy.

Is also mentioned in trainings films like this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXMRT...3EEFF99C570AB3