WW2 Aviation Photos
 

The Chiefs suck so kick back and check out some amazing photos from WW2

http://www.mission4today.com/index.p...ish=15&start=0

Some good stuff there. My grandfather flew a B17 during WW II.

Man those P-40s sure were a tough looking machine.

My dad was a Tail Gunner in a B17 out of Eye England....scary stuff that

Many of us here are veterans of numerous harrowing WWII B17 missions.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=81520

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?p=1525818

How is this game played? & did you wright those words about missions & getting the second Hershey bar? Or are they copied & pasted out of WWII diaries?























Oh. & did that pretty nurse say yes?

I was a member of a b17 flight crew, then rainman got bored and the war ended.


One ****in mission bro.

Rain Man ran the game. I think it was an old Avlon Hill game where you rolled dice to find out what happens at each stage of the mission. We all signed up for the game and Rain Man assigned us to squads and planes would roll the dice and transcribe the results of the missions in the thread. Then we would write letters out of our imaginations to add a little realism to the whole thing. It was a fun off season diversion until Rain Man abandoned us about halfway through the war. Some guys have been stuck in POW camps all this time. :shake:

Hahahaha! Thats funny. But I can see where you are disappointed. Game looks like a lot of fun.

Great imaginations to. I thought for sure they were from old WWII diaries.
Well done :clap:

Can you fly fighter craft? Or Is all bombing runs over Europe.

I think it was a B17 bomber simulation only. Rain Man might chime in. There are simulation war games for almost anything though.

Oh, rats. I need to get back on that.

Yeah, it was only B-17s. Pretty fun. At some point I want to start it up again, but this time I might run a bunch of missions ahead of time to keep work from interfering.

Someone ought to do something about that work thing. It ruins everything.

I blame DaFace.

I got to read a copy of my grandfather's flight logs and journal during the war. Very chilling and revealing.