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Old 12-26-2011, 01:16 PM
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I hope to see more of the "crap planes" in BoM. I like flying the non popular planes, even if their performance isn't the greatest.

Maybe we could get some planes in BoM that would transfer over to CloD as well, kill 2 birds with one stone.

I'm still hoping for some sort of water plane for rescue missions, or a transport plane for resupply missions. Air Warrior on AOL had this feature in 1996 on their online servers and I loved flying the C-47 below radar and resupplying bases or dropping paratroopers to capture a base.
+1 to the crap planes. The Polikarpov-Po2 for example, crap plane but important for night terror duties and recon, I think they used it through the whole war or something. We have quite a few floatplanes in CloD to bad the devs have announced that there will be no more flyables in CloD (except the Su.26?).
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The North Koreans used the P0 2 during the Korean War too...

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Old 12-26-2011, 04:41 PM
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The North Koreans used the P0 2 during the Korean War too...
Perfect! Make it for BoM and keep it for the Korean expansion whenever that will be released!
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Perfect! Make it for BoM and keep it for the Korean expansion whenever that will be released!
They made it for the Korean Expansion.





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+1 to the crap planes. The Polikarpov-Po2 for example, crap plane but important for night terror duties and recon, I think they used it through the whole war or something. We have quite a few floatplanes in CloD to bad the devs have announced that there will be no more flyables in CloD (except the Su.26?).
Im all for 'crap' planes.. more fun online?!

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Old 12-26-2011, 11:41 PM
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Chivas is correct, the Fw190 wasn't involved in the BoB. It didn't have an operational flight until August 1941 over France. Bob as recognised by the Brits as being from 10th July---31st October 1940, although Germany considered BoB didn't finish until they attacked Russia.
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