Bloody April - 1917 is a campaign game from Terry Goodchild’s ‘Wings over France’ rules for solitaire play of WWI aerial combat during the Battle of Arras. Like all the combat of the war the offensive took a terrible toll, but in the air the Allied losses were especially heavy compared to those of Germany. This campaign attempts to recreate that bloody month . . .

ASSIGNMENTS & REPORTS


To the Men of the Amiens Sector:

We are about to undertake a great offensive. It will prove to be a challenge for all of you and your aircraft. Because of the defensive nature of the Hun air strategy we must take the battle to him, which we will do with the utmost vigor. Remember always our primary responsibility is to provide assistance to the ground forces; this is the highest priority, and to do so, we must do everything possible to protect our reconnaissance and observation aircraft. Set forth and do battle knowing that with you are the confidence and heart-felt appreciation of a grateful nation.
Colonel J.B. Wagner-Stowe DSO
Commanding Officer, Amiens Sector

Friday, 5 February 2010

April 4 Assignments

WEATHER: #7 Overcast; cloud clearing later (AM 10+ / PM 9+)

No. 19 SQUADRON (Amiens Aerodrome)
'A' Flight: Transferred to Coastal Sector
'B' Flight: 66 Artillery Spotting (AM), Defensive Line Patrol, Bombing Raid

No. 54 SQUADRON (Corbie Aerodrome)
'A' Flight: 13 Balloon Bursting (AM), Defensive Line Patrol, Bombing Raid
'B' Flight: Dawn Patrol, 14 Artillery Spotting (AM), Long Recon.

Replacements:
19/B: Scout Pilots: #45, 35; 2-Seater Pilot: #15; Observer: #13; A/c: 1 DH-4
54/B: Scout Pilots: #45, 16; 2-Seater Pilots: #25, 56; Observers: #24, 35; A/c: 2 DH-4

Flight Leaders keep in mind that replacements are not available until the afternoon.

AAR's and End of Day Reports due the evening of March. 1, 2010
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