Massive Two Day On Line Event - Friday 12th and Saturday 13th August
Hi All,
With the past three weekend events attracting full 83 player servers, this weekend, utilizing Team Fusions Simulations' 100 player server, the action is going to get even more intense across two massive days!!
Friday 12th August 1900 UTC, we take you back to the hot summer
of Cliffs of Dover Blitz's Battle of Britain.
Saturday 13th August 1900 UTC - will see the fight
move to the North African skies of Desert Wings Tobruk.
Looking forward to see you all there, in what is guaranteed to be two incredible days of mass dogfights and
bombing.
For those wishing to link up on comms, we recommend ATAG TeamSpeak 3
Come and say hello. If you are new and would like help. Let us know either here or on comms. There will always be a player willing to jump on a quiet channel and help you get up in the air.
Server: 104.153.108.10
Password: calais ( note: all lower case)
Regards,
TFS Team
Hi all,
Hope everyone has had a great week.
Time to jump into your favourite cockpit and scramble!
Here is the mission and briefing for the first event of our double header weekend on the TFS Server 3.
Cliffs of Dover Blitz
June 1941
Circus Time!
Red briefing
The RAF is now on the offensive conducting circus raids into occupied France. The night bomber war is ongoing with both sides conducting nightly attacks on a range of different targets. New aircraft variants have entered service since the BoB and the fighter fight is going ever higher as performance improves.
To win Red must score 150. Circus type targets are available in northern France and bomber type targets in the Rouen-Le Havre area. Some targets can be destroyed by strafing or single /small number of bomber payloads. Points as follows
(= nearest Long Range Radio Beacon)
(a) Axis shipping convoy (CQ 56) bound for Dunkirk: 10
(b) Axis convoy sheltering in the mouth of the Somme (BZ25): 10 (Abbeville 361 Khz)
(c) Axis desert pre-deployment camp (CK24): 30 (Barley 364 Khz)
(d) He 111s at Tramcourt preparing to head east: 30 (Tramecourt 368 Khz)
(e) Axis fuel dump at Licques (CE38): 20 (Hemilinghen 372 Khz)
(f) Hazebrouck railyard (CM37): 30 (Zutkerque 378 Khz)
(g) Abbeville industrial park (CC23): 30 (Abbeville 361 Khz)
(h) Rouen industrial complex (BR8): 40 (Rouen-Boos 383 Khz)
(i) Point Audemer industrial park (BJ6): 30 (Le Havre 386 Khz)
(j) Creil D20 assembly factory (1 Welly bombload): 50 (Creil 391 Khz)
(Dieppe Airfield 313 Khz)
Spit Vb's have been placed in near historical locations as per the Biggin Hill Wing.
Canterbury has a range of other aircraft including Tomahawks which were still in-theatre in June 1941, albeit they didn't fly in the Circus raids.
Blue briefing
The RAF is now on the offensive conducting circus raids into occupied France. The night bomber war is ongoing with both sides conducting nightly attacks on a range of different targets. New aircraft variants have entered service since the BoB and the fighter fight is going ever higher as performance improves.
To win Blue must score 150. Tip and run Jabo type targets are available in England and bomber type targets in the Salisbury - Reading area. Some targets can be destroyed by strafing or single /small number of bomber payloads. Points as follows
(= nearest Long Range Radio Beacon)
(a) Allied shipping convoy (BV54) heading to the Thames: 10
(b) Allied shipping convoy sheltering at Camber: 10 (Dungeness 322 Khz)
(c) Allied train at St Mary's Bay (BQ43): 20 (Littlestone 325 Khz)
(d) Allied train at Hastings: 20 (Wilmington 303 Khz)
(e) Allied desert pre-deployment camp (BM50): 30 (Maidstone 330 Khz)
(f) Reading factory (AP52): 40 (Reading 334 Khz)
(g) Salisbury Industrial Park: 30 (Uphavon 340 Khz)
(h) Harwell Spitfire assembly factory: 50 (Andover 345 Khz)
Bf109 bases are in near historical locations of JG2 bases as per the internet with some modifications made for MP playability.
Navigation beacons are available at Theville (ch: 302), Crepon (304), Fecamp (306) and Bologne (308)
Look forward to seeing you in the skies!
TFS Team
With the past three weekend events attracting full 83 player servers, this weekend, utilizing Team Fusions Simulations' 100 player server, the action is going to get even more intense across two massive days!!
Friday 12th August 1900 UTC, we take you back to the hot summer
of Cliffs of Dover Blitz's Battle of Britain.
Saturday 13th August 1900 UTC - will see the fight
move to the North African skies of Desert Wings Tobruk.
Looking forward to see you all there, in what is guaranteed to be two incredible days of mass dogfights and
bombing.
For those wishing to link up on comms, we recommend ATAG TeamSpeak 3
Come and say hello. If you are new and would like help. Let us know either here or on comms. There will always be a player willing to jump on a quiet channel and help you get up in the air.
Server: 104.153.108.10
Password: calais ( note: all lower case)
Regards,
TFS Team
Hi all,
Hope everyone has had a great week.
Time to jump into your favourite cockpit and scramble!
Here is the mission and briefing for the first event of our double header weekend on the TFS Server 3.
Cliffs of Dover Blitz
June 1941
Circus Time!
Red briefing
The RAF is now on the offensive conducting circus raids into occupied France. The night bomber war is ongoing with both sides conducting nightly attacks on a range of different targets. New aircraft variants have entered service since the BoB and the fighter fight is going ever higher as performance improves.
To win Red must score 150. Circus type targets are available in northern France and bomber type targets in the Rouen-Le Havre area. Some targets can be destroyed by strafing or single /small number of bomber payloads. Points as follows
(= nearest Long Range Radio Beacon)
(a) Axis shipping convoy (CQ 56) bound for Dunkirk: 10
(b) Axis convoy sheltering in the mouth of the Somme (BZ25): 10 (Abbeville 361 Khz)
(c) Axis desert pre-deployment camp (CK24): 30 (Barley 364 Khz)
(d) He 111s at Tramcourt preparing to head east: 30 (Tramecourt 368 Khz)
(e) Axis fuel dump at Licques (CE38): 20 (Hemilinghen 372 Khz)
(f) Hazebrouck railyard (CM37): 30 (Zutkerque 378 Khz)
(g) Abbeville industrial park (CC23): 30 (Abbeville 361 Khz)
(h) Rouen industrial complex (BR8): 40 (Rouen-Boos 383 Khz)
(i) Point Audemer industrial park (BJ6): 30 (Le Havre 386 Khz)
(j) Creil D20 assembly factory (1 Welly bombload): 50 (Creil 391 Khz)
(Dieppe Airfield 313 Khz)
Spit Vb's have been placed in near historical locations as per the Biggin Hill Wing.
Canterbury has a range of other aircraft including Tomahawks which were still in-theatre in June 1941, albeit they didn't fly in the Circus raids.
Blue briefing
The RAF is now on the offensive conducting circus raids into occupied France. The night bomber war is ongoing with both sides conducting nightly attacks on a range of different targets. New aircraft variants have entered service since the BoB and the fighter fight is going ever higher as performance improves.
To win Blue must score 150. Tip and run Jabo type targets are available in England and bomber type targets in the Salisbury - Reading area. Some targets can be destroyed by strafing or single /small number of bomber payloads. Points as follows
(= nearest Long Range Radio Beacon)
(a) Allied shipping convoy (BV54) heading to the Thames: 10
(b) Allied shipping convoy sheltering at Camber: 10 (Dungeness 322 Khz)
(c) Allied train at St Mary's Bay (BQ43): 20 (Littlestone 325 Khz)
(d) Allied train at Hastings: 20 (Wilmington 303 Khz)
(e) Allied desert pre-deployment camp (BM50): 30 (Maidstone 330 Khz)
(f) Reading factory (AP52): 40 (Reading 334 Khz)
(g) Salisbury Industrial Park: 30 (Uphavon 340 Khz)
(h) Harwell Spitfire assembly factory: 50 (Andover 345 Khz)
Bf109 bases are in near historical locations of JG2 bases as per the internet with some modifications made for MP playability.
Navigation beacons are available at Theville (ch: 302), Crepon (304), Fecamp (306) and Bologne (308)
Look forward to seeing you in the skies!
TFS Team