Coopes wrote:Galland was also saved by his armour plating during the BOB

Yes as I recall he scolded his mechanic for installing the armor plating until it stopped a Hispano shell and saved his life. Upon landing he kissed his mechanic - my memory could be off, however.

I'd be curious to know which monitor Losa uses. In my experience he always sees contacts that I simply can't. It could be his eyes though. Either way the dude is nearly as good as radar.

I've heard good things about the T16000M. I think Losa has one too, Biggs.

Damn Kildren is your game that smooth during the actual flight or are there some Australian dark arts at work?

Happy Birthday Broady!

LuftAsher wrote:Watch them center the whole plot around some Eagle Squadron bullshit so we can all hear some more about how America saved the world.

Wait....that's not what happened?

For what its worth I remember Al Deere discussing gun convergence in Nine Lives. I don't have the book with me to verify but as I recall the RAF pre-war/early months of the war set all 8 guns either straight ahead or converged them way out there but honestly I think it was just as straight ahead as ...

Damn, I may have to defect to Bomber Command

I'm sure one of the Tommy squadrons will gladly scoop you up but I must warn you the only bum-smacking done by the RAF comes courtesy of Nitrous

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