AO1946 1 turn High fortress

[Grondel]

Deployment:
1 x Tac Bomber
With:

1 x Reconplane
Deploy both to Airfield at 2,21
Turn 1:
Use the recon to give u the needed vision.

If u don´t have mods active capture airfield at 11,22. With PC1 remake active the Tac-Bomber has enough range to bomb Mount Rushmore without moving to the other airfield.

Move the Tac-bomber to the new airfield and bomb the supply dump at rushmore.

Take the spoils...

...and finish the scenario.

Doing the bonus is not worth it. U will probably loose more than u will get. Gaining some XP for planes is the only reason to prolong this scenario beyond one turn, which no imported core needs to do.

sers,
Thomas

[DefiantXYX]

Wait, you are not "upgrading" everything to BF 109Z after you get these "elite" reward? Funny thing is the americans also got these planes with different stats and names.
Kinda sad we dont get some Neubaufahrzeug or something else.

[VirgilInTheSKY]

Wait, you are not "upgrading" everything to BF 109Z after you get these "elite" reward? Funny thing is the americans also got these planes with different stats and names.
Kinda sad we dont get some Neubaufahrzeug or something else.

Twin Mustangs are far better than Bf109Z in terms of firepower, the thing you want the most when using heavy fighters.

[DefiantXYX]

Still, they just look ridiculously and are a cheap copy of the 109z. Nothing I would ever user, even if 2x better than my best available fighters.

[dalfrede]

Still, they just look ridiculously and are a cheap copy of the 109z. Nothing I would ever user, even if 2x better than my best available fighters.

The F82 Twin Mustang was actually built, and saw combat in Korea.
Two surviving planes are displayed at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Ame ... in_Mustang

[Stormchaser]

Still, they just look ridiculously and are a cheap copy of the 109z. Nothing I would ever user, even if 2x better than my best available fighters.

The F82 Twin Mustang was actually built, and saw combat in Korea.
Two surviving planes are displayed at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Ame ... in_Mustang

And to add to this, the Bf 109Z was the one never actually built, as the project was rejected in favor of the Do 335.