Wargaming an alternative timeline to the war in Angola 1975-89, the Falklands War 1982, the British Civil Wars 1639-51 and the Russian Civil War 1917-21
Friday, 22 March 2013
Reports of Heavy Fighting in Southern Angola
'Flight Leader, I have you on my screen. You are cleared for auxiliary runway number two. Don't screw around, we have more hostiles on the way.'
'This is Three Five Zero. Roger. Auxiliary number two. Coming straight in."
'Watch for smoke Flight Leader, we have burning fuel.'
'With me Fifty One?'
'Roger Five Zero.'
'You're in first. Number two's longer than it looks, but it comes up suddenly behind the trees. Don't flare early. You'll be fine.'
'Flight Leader, this is Control, I have you visual'
'I'm rolling out, my wingman's coming in first.'
'Roger. Do you need assistance on the ground?
'Negative. Not unless we fuck it up.'
'Your runway'
.......
'Talk to me Control, where are we going?'
'Proceed to taxiway four, crescent B'
'Numbers?'
'Just take take the first open bay, this is war my distinguished Comrade Aviator'
Operation CROSSBOW continues. The South Africans have committed their air force in numbers. Cuban and East German pilots are flying multiple sorties in support of FAPLA and Cuban ground forces. The South Africans are sending in the ParaBat.
A game of AK 47 Reloaded is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Rather modern looking MIGs. Clearly fresh from Europe...
ReplyDeleteMade by Russians, flown by Cubans, controlled by East Germans...
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