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10 or more players, Western Front, Dolphins/Bristols
vs. German two seaters/escorts
Two Seater Special
by Scott Jones
The target for the German two seaters is an Allied
bridge deep inside British lines. But just destroying the bridge isn't good enough... you have to prove that you did it.
The first wave of LVG bombers attacks the bridge itself and will have
at least one randomly rolled German fighter as an escort. The second wave of Hannover CLIV's is equipped with cameras to photograph
the damage. At least one Hannover will also carry bombs in case the LVG's fail to destroy the target. One additional (randomly
rolled) German fighter will escort the Hannovers into the combat zone. The German fighter types will be determined by
separate rolls.
The bridge is defended by a mix of Dolphins and Bristols. Any numerical
advantage belongs to the Germans.
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July 19, 1918
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60 squares in Allied lines
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Dolphins at 2,600 feet
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Bristols at 1,600 feet
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British patrols start 20 squares east of bridge
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LVG's at 2,100 feet
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Hannovers at 2,100 feet
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all German fighter escorts at 2,700 feet
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first wave of German aircraft start 5 squares east of British patrols
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second wave of German aircraft start 20 squares east of British patrols
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random wind
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no clouds
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