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The Bag the Hun Two<\/strong> club multiplayer game, set in the skies over Berlin in April 1945, ended in a decisive victory for the Allies despite being slightly outnumbered by the Luftwaffe.<\/p>\n The Spitfire XIV’s of 610 Squadron did particularly well, using a combination of the ‘bounce’ and close range cannon fire to great effect. A DFC has been awarded to P\/O Renfrey in recognition of his skill and leadership. Jolly Good Show!<\/p>\n Not to be outdone, Chuck and Bud of the 336th Fighter Squadron flew their P-51D’s in true ‘Rocketeers’ style, blasting the Krauts out of the sky. Although Bud has as yet failed to return from the mission, it is likely that he may have survived a crash landing in US held territory, so has been awarded a Purple Heart for wounds sustained in action. Yee Ha!<\/p>\n The Soviets also achieved some success in their light and\u00a0agile\u00a0La-7’s, and have claimed fourteen anti-fascist kills for no loss in he latest edition of Pravda! Major Martynovski has been awarded the Order of Lenin with dangly bits\u00a0for his demonstration of inevitably superior proletarian tactics and for trouncing the decadent western capitalists at their own game. Huzzah!<\/p>\n However, it was a disappointing dogfight for the Jet Jockeys of 616 Squadron, whose Meteors failed to live up to expectations (although they didn’t actually blow up or plummet to the ground in a flat spin). The boffins at Farnborough are expecting a full report from Squadron Leader Stephens, as soon as he lands, in order to explain the Meteors apparent\u00a0lack of air to air combat success. I say old chap, bad show!<\/p>\n The Luftwaffe put up a stiff fight but, unfortunately, ran out of time and fuel by the end of the game. The Fw190D ‘Dora’s did perform well and were able to hold their own,\u00a0with the Me262’s also contributing to Allied\u00a0losses. The late arrival of Fw190A8 and D9 reinforcements was just too late to swing the balance in the Luftwaffe’s favour.<\/p>\n In the final analysis, a lack of co-ordination and some serious ‘spotting’ failures meant that the enemy were able to\u00a0inflict some telling\u00a0damage on the Luftwaffe defenders,\u00a0including the loss of the Top Ace\u00a0Me262 rotte leader. Donner und Blitzen!!!!<\/p>\n Here are the overall Victory Points awarded by the Intelligence Officers back at HQ:<\/p>\n RAF = 17<\/p>\n USAAF = 11<\/p>\n VVS = 4<\/p>\n LUFTWAFFE = 18<\/p>\n Grand Total<\/strong><\/p>\n AXIS = 18<\/p>\n ALLIES = 32<\/p>\n Tally Ho!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Bag the Hun Two club multiplayer game, set in the skies over Berlin in April 1945, ended in a decisive victory for the Allies despite being slightly outnumbered by the Luftwaffe. The Spitfire XIV’s of 610 Squadron did particularly well, using a combination of the ‘bounce’ and close range cannon fire to great effect. … Continue reading Bag the Hun Berlin 1945<\/span> ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/wessexwargamerswinchester.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/09\/IMG_5747-300x225.jpg\")
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