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MFair – E.IIIs in October 1917? A clever Hunnish trick to fool the enemy into thinking they are running out of planes no doubt!

Carrick – A SPAD in a turn fight with three V-strutters! Marcel haz zee grosses coquilles, no?

Fullofit – Nadette may prove to be problematic for Ziggy at some point, I don’t believe she’s as coy as she seems. Lucky for your man his stiff neck worked itself loose before he had to fly. And to that, he must have enlisted Steinmesser’s assistance in procuring some of those super long range loads for the LMGs. He dropped that first SPAD from a good 300 yards out.

Raine – Vogel’s hunting vignette was a pip! Got me laughing more than once, it did.

EPower – Oliver continues his run I see. Seventy-two and still rising! The fellow seems to be on a mission to eliminate the Luftstreitkräfte all on his own.


Wonderful stories and screenshots and videos gents, as always, thanks for the early morning’s entertainment. Thanks as well for Freddy’s latest gongs, he will wear them with the utmost pride. And to Freddy, he has been enjoying his time back in Blighty. He stopped home in Biddenden before going on to London, just long enough to say hello to the staff, (Mother and Father were away, as was typical), and to claim the use of the AC 10 during his leave. This particular vehicle ended up in the family’s garage as a result of one of Mr. Abbott’s investments, he having provided a sizable sum to Auto Carriers Ltd. in 1911 to fund a move and expansion of the company’s facilities. When their newest model was introduced two years later Mr. Abbott was given one by the owners as a perk. It was a fine little auto, but not one Mr. Abbott really had a use for, it being a small, open two-seater. So it became the unofficial property of young Frederick, who would joyfully drive it about when opportunities to do so arose. Being home on leave from the war certainly qualified as one such opportunity.

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