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Turn 9 of 27wind → southwestAll games

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Chatter

Zwarte Valk: “Array”

Downing John: “Array”

Kiekendief: “Array”

What you see on the board

Aircraft
Each aircraft is a biplane in its player's colour, nose pointing the way it is flying.

Ring around it
A brass ring means that pilot has twenty points or more and so gets ace advantages.

Coloured runways
The airfields, each with three runways: α to the left, β towards the centre and γ to the right. The runways are coloured in the pilot's colour. An airfield with faded runways belongs to a pilot who is out of the fight.

Grey patches
Thunderclouds. Flying into one costs damage, and you cannot shoot into or through them.

Darker outer ring
The last row of hexes. Cross it and you leave the playing area and crash.

Solid lines
The route an aircraft flew this turn, with a pale open ring (no fill, rather than the player's colour) at its starting point.

Dotted lines
The bursts fired. A filled dot in the player's colour on the line means it struck home — the pale ring at a starting point and the filled dot of a hit stay two separate things, even when they happen to land on the same spot.

Names by the airfields
Each airfield shows its pilot's name with two numbers, for example 12/16: how many more damage points he can take before he goes down, and how many bursts he has left.

What happened

Move 1

Lone Wolf hits Zwarte Valk at 1 hex (4 DP)
Kiekendief hits Zwarte Valk at 1 hex (4 DP)
Kiekendief hits Lone Wolf at 1 hex (4 DP)

Move 2

nothing of note

Move 3

nothing of note

After the last move

The clouds shift one hex towards the southwest.

Orders sent in

Pilot	Move 1	Move 2	Move 3
Zwarte Valk (bot)	R Bank right	R Bank right	LS Sideslip left
Lone Wolf (bot)	R Bank right fire R (right)	A Straight ahead fire L (left)	R Bank right fire R (right)
Kiekendief (bot)	L Bank left fire L+A (left, ahead)	L Bank left fire L (left)	A Straight ahead
Staartschot (bot)	R Bank right	R Bank right	R Bank right
Downing John (bot)	L Bank left	R Bank right fire A (ahead)	L Bank left

Abbreviations, for reference: A = Straight ahead, L = Bank left, R = Bank right, LS = Sideslip left, RS = Sideslip right, 0 = Hold, IT = Immelmann, SL = Split-S left, SR = Split-S right, LO = Loop, TA = Take off, runway Alpha, TB = Take off, runway Beta, TC = Take off, runway Gamma, T = Roll on, LD = Land. For fire, A, L and R mean the same as for a manoeuvre: ahead, left, right.

How the board stood after turn 9

The three moves have been carried out and the clouds have shifted one hex. This, then, is the position turn 10 began with.

Without flight paths or lines of fire, so you see the positions only.

How the aircraft stood

Pilot	Damage taken	Damage dealt	Damage left	Ammunition	Kills	Points	Condition
Zwarte Valk	8 DP	0 DP	4 of 12	4	1	+8	in the air
Lone Wolf	4 DP	4 DP	2 of 12	4	0	+2	in the air
Kiekendief	0 DP	8 DP	12 of 12	8	0	+3	in the air
Staartschot	0 DP	0 DP	9 of 12	15	0	+0	in the air
Downing John	0 DP	0 DP	12 of 12	7	0	+1	in the air

Damage taken is all damage an aircraft suffered this turn, from hits and from clouds. Damage dealt is the damage a pilot did to other aircraft with their hits; hits on balloons do not count. Repairs are listed separately in the report.

Result

Kiekendief was the only one left after 27 turns. Below is what each pilot earned in this game: a point per hit, more for a kill, and a loss for anyone who went down.

Pilot	This game	Kills	Ending
Kiekendief	+20	3	still flying
Zwarte Valk	+5	1	shot down
Staartschot	+4	1	shot down
Downing John	+1	1	shot down
Lone Wolf	-3	0	shot down
Rode Baron	-4	0	shot down

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