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  • ...l. The armament of the Hellcat allows engaging many ships or boats. Larger ships as destroyers or cruisers will have a hard time seeing how this almost unst An utmost task is to destroy enemy ships. The F6F-5N just like the earlier F6F-5 is packed with lots of payloads opt
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  • ...capable of carpet bombing large areas of ground battles or destroy entire ships in naval battles, of course it can also destroy several bases in air battle ...ber 1, 1939, thus greatly increasing the demand for patrol aircraft. Great Britain immediately ordered 106 units of PBY-5 (dubbed Catalina I), while the USA o
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  • | link = Avenger Mk II (Great Britain) ...ed torpedo ([[Mk.13-1 Case (1,927 lb)|Mk.13-1 Case]]) that makes attacking ships much easier. Machine gun upgrades may not be needed initially, as the stock
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  • ...uisers and battleships (Carriers are too armoured* and destroyers or Cargo ships would be overkill) ...a. In September 1944, the aircraft entered service with the USAAF units in Britain, and in January 1945, in Italy. Beginning in July 1945, A-26 aircraft were
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  • ...nd has a good bomb load for destroying hard targets like tanks, pillboxes, ships and bases. Its defensive turret consists of two fast-firing MG 81s but they During the Battle of Britain, the Ju 87 was shown to be outclassed and outdated by modern allied aircraf
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  • Initially, British cities and ships were top-priority targets for the Do 217Es. The KG 2 bomber squadron was gi The Do 217E's combat début over Great Britain took place in the middle of July 1941, when KG 2 and KG 40 aircraft bombed
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  • ...st nations, however, it lacks when compared to aircraft from France, Great Britain or the Soviet Union and to some extent the United States and their use of a ...could be equipped with such fighters to provide air cover for Kriegsmarine ships at sea and at unfitted anchoring positions.
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  • ...0lb bombs can quickly destroy targets such as tanks, pillboxes and certain ships. When it is equipped with six RP-3 rockets, it can become a very deadly pla ...e choice between playing ground attack roles against heavy targets such as ships, pillboxes, and tanks, or in the spirit of the attacker role, intercepting
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  • ...rt aircraft, striking German airfields, communication lines, railways, and ships. {{Britain fighters}}
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  • On maps with small ships involved, you can also go out of your way to obliterate all boats to get a * Not recommended to use on maps with mostly ships and pillboxes
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  • ...rting in October 1941 they operated from Merchant aircraft carriers (cargo ships modified with a flight deck). On 31 July 1941, Sea Hurricanes of 880 Squadr {{Britain fighters}}
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  • ...ed Kingdom and the Gladiator was very much obsolete. To worsen the crisis, Britain had lost HMS Courageous and Glorious in the failed Norwegian campaign and h ...more damaged and others driven away. As the FC ships were replaced by CAM ships, the FAA pilots were swapped with volunteer RAF personnel. Between November
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  • ...kes on enemy forces, with the aerial defence of the fleet best left to the ships' own anti-aircraft guns. The original tender, N.8/39, specified a carrier-b {{Britain strike aircraft}}
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  • ...order to do the most damage. These ordnance options can be used to attack ships or to destroy ground targets in either Air Realistic or Ground Realistic ba {{Britain fighters}}
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  • ...re, the Navy wanted a jet aircraft that could be operated from its current ships. Supermarine's failed Spitfire replacement, the Spiteful, was rejected by b ...rriers. Whilst purpose-designed naval jet aircraft were still embryonic in Britain, there was at least still some scope for converting land-based jet aircraft
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  • As Britain geared up for war in the late 1930s, it became apparent that the RAF lacked ...d in April 1943 they made their first torpedo attack, sinking two merchant ships off of the Norwegian coast.
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  • ...s before circling around for the next target, also because they risked the ships returning AA fire. Fortunately, the "Tsetse" was fitted with 900 lbs (410 k ...k by a Liberator of No. 206 Squadron. On 5 April 1945, five German surface ships in the Kattegat were attacked and again, the "Tsetse" demonstrated their va
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  • ...a player to attack two such targets with each loadout. Note when attacking ships come at their broadside at around -30 degrees, this will allow the gun sigh * Cargo ships
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  • ...t drop in pairs, but individually, so with good placement and patience two ships can be sunk. ...ber was included in the list of aircraft declared a high priority by Great Britain's Ministry of Aircraft Production. The Wellington was built around Barnes W
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  • ...primarily used in the aircraft's coastal command role for detecting enemy ships. {{Britain bombers}}
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