The Beginning
Matt's Camp
2000 Hours
4 September 1918
Lt. Richard Forbes: 2Lts. Livingston and Winklebleck, we have new kites headed our way in the next couple of days. In the morning take a pair of SPAD XIII AND head for the front. Get used to how they handle flying and in a fight. Bring them home in one piece and they will be yours.
Lt. Kilpatrick take the Sopwith Camel that Mr. Scott will have prepared and exchange it for a new aeroplane.
5 September
Matt's Camp
0430 hours
Lt. Forbes: Gentlemen, you have your assignments, be careful out there today and good hunting.
Eagle's Nest
0430 Hours
Obltn Konrad Dietlen:Ltn. Helmut Leffers, Phonix D.I, Fwbl. Rudolph Addix, Fokker DVII, Vzfwbl Ludwig Bohny (P) and Ltn. Ernst Clausnitzer (O).
You four men are to fly to the front and find its current location and any pockets of troops you can find. High command has lost contact with several units at the front and wants their locations so they can plan a counter attack.
Good Luck.
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2Lt. Winklebleck: Stanley and I were approaching the front. We were doing a crossover to change positions when we saw a flight of three aircraft approaching from the other direction, one of them seemed to be hugging the ground.
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Stanley climbed to meet the two escorts as I prepared to dive on the two seater.
As I dove on the two seater I misjudged and overshot my target.
2Lt. Livingston was also having problems with his ride and almost collided with the enemy.
As we swung around the two seater fired off a flare.
As we circled around I took a shot at the Phonix (0), missing due to him being above me.
As the Hun two seater circled back Stanley overshot it and I was too low to get a shot at the Fokker.
*German position identified*
Circling around the Phonix took a shot at me (2NL) damaging my controls. I couldn't get a return shot because of the bad angle.
The German two seater fired off another flare.
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