The title does not refer to the weather. It is the way WWI British pilots described their comrades who were afflicted with combat fatigue. See how long you can last!
In the Great War it was the blue collar work of the two-seater that meant the difference between victory and defeat. Join us in this low-level scenario.
This Dawn Patrol scenario features a straight up fighter vs. fighter combat. Prudent pilots are always alert for surprises, though, even in simple scenarios.
HQ has ordered our squadron to take out all enemy balloons and observation a/c. This mission is critical to cover our troop buildup for the offensive next week.
This tournament is open only to members of the FIGHT IN THE SKIES Society, who will be playing for an engraved silver cup. No pre-registration or tickets.
The best aircraft of the war and any pilots able to fly go at it in this Game Fair classic. All interested players invited. You can’t miss your first close shot.
Ever wonder whether better planes or more numerous aircraft will win out in a battle? Hopefully this scenario will help decide. You can’t miss your first close shot.
Through 1916 and 1917 the RFC and the German Air Service patrolled this vital sector. Experience the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat in this early war scenario.
Pilot’s weather was when it was too foggy, rainy or what-not to fly. But if the brass insisted, you had to fly anyway. This Dawn Patrol event recreates one such mission.
The waiting is over. The replacement for your old Pfalz is finally here. Unopened crates containing the new planes line the field. Will yours be ready at dawn?