Pfalz DIIIa 8009/17 of Ltn d R Fritz Hohn, Jasta 21s
This Pfalz had the black and white unit marking and red zigzag red bands.
These red bands where thought to break up the outline of the aircraft and make
it difficult for enemy ground gunners to hit this aircraft.

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Bonjour, bravez les aviateurs! French High Command has ordered Escadrille SOP.5 to fly their Strutters deep into enemy territory and bomb a German zeppelin base located in the northern Alps. You will leave shortly before sunrise and use the pre-dawn darkness to cross the front. Get as much altitude as you can, and don't forget to lean your mixture to conserve fuel. Due to the strong seasonal winds blowing towards the east and the length of your flight, you will not be able to return to your home aerodrome but instead will fly south from the target, up over the mountains, and land at an airfield in Italy. It is advised that you keep your altitude and bomb from 2,500 meters, the height of the mountains along the valley and the enemy's defenses could prove to trap you otherwise. Be aware that you may encounter German 2-seaters along the way, as the target base is also used to launch air strikes into northern Italy. Do your best, the eyes of France are upon you.

I have no evidence that this is a real paint scheme except the profile which I found somewhere on the internet but I like it so you might too. Maybe someone will be able to provide some info on this one , and maybe you can think of a better name lol.

jstu a fun mission to fly as a gotha piolt you will need form regs hangar the searchlights http://www.regshanger.com/Groundcrew/homep...0for%20CFS3.php
and the gotha http://www.regshanger.com/Regs%20hanger%20...otha%20MAIN.htm
 
both very easy to install
thsi mission is for use in mp or in regular singal play but you must use the cfs3mp.exe to fly it
and select ending britanas rule, i suggest you place it in your traingin folder

It is a moonlit night in July of 1917. London sleeps as flights of Gotha bombers proceed from the east along the Thames with the intention of bombing the very heart of Britain yet again. Your flight of Se5's stationed at Sutton's Farm have been given the order to scramble immediately and intercept the Hun threats before they can unleash their deadly cargo. Camels from nearby Hainault Farm are on the way as well to assist in this most dire mission. Fly south to the river and alt up as fast as you can and don't waste your ammo, there will be no time to land and reload. Watch for the searchlights and the AA as they converge on the Gothas, it will aid you in locating them once they are over the city. This will be an extremely difficult mission, so do your best. The safety of London depends on you and your squad mates. Good luck and God's speed, you will need both.

Greetings All,
 
Here is a challenging mission for you to try. A pair of zeppelins are staging a daring dusk raid on Paris. You must scramble your Camels, which are stationed on the northern edge of the city, and climb to intercept the airships before they can reach the Eiffel Tower. But beware, they have waves of escorting Hun fighters tagging along, and despite the help you will receive from the Spad VII's of ESC15 you will still have your hands full. Remember, your primary objective is to destroy the brace of zeppelins before they can reach the Tower. And one more warning, a certain ace from Jasta 37 and his wingman have been reported in the area as well, so watch out. Don't forget to use the Camel's outstanding climbing abilities to stay above the enemy fighters as best you can, and to reach the airships as quickly as possible. And if you are skillful enough to down your targets you will still have to fight your way back home and land safely.
 
Best of luck!
 
 
 
 
 
P.S. You will need the "ZeppelinL30" folder in your "aircraft" folder, and you can download that file from the following link: ZeppelinL30 files
 
 
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Here are Rabu's maps of the Somme area with the aerodromes mapped on them.