FOR THE AUSTRIAN ALBY3 OAW FALL MOLLTED LEAF PATERN

SWIRL CAMMO ALBY 3 OAW AUSTIRAN FLIK 19

Here is a map of the Verdun area from late 1916 with all the aerodromes added.

Take to the air as the fiendish Dick Dastardly DR1 pilot...or the Hollywood Star in his N17 (Archive includes both aircraft!)
May the best man win! (Revolver NOT included!)

These three files go in your CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields/effects/fxtextures folder.
 
They recreate the British 0.303 SPG Mark VIIG tracer round that became available in late 1916, and was produced through 1938. It used a payload of 8 parts Barium Chloride and 1 part Magnesium to produce a bright greenish white trace.
 
The most common example of these rounds had a headstamp of KN for Kings Norton Metal Co., Birmingham, UK. This company was formed in 1890 at Kings Norton, it owned its own rolling mills and had a loading plant at Abbey wood in Kent. Cases were made in Birmingham then assembled and loaded at the Abbey Wood Factory, next to Woolwich Arsenal.

Jasta 17 received their first batch of Albatros DII's in late December 1916. The Jastafuhrer, Ritt Heinz von Brederlow chose three white bands, with two narrow black bands as the Jasta unit marking. Most aircraft had clear-varnished plywood fuselages although some were lightly stained a reddish-brown.

FOLLOW THE README
from the original high altitude mahem txt.
 
you can also go into the gunner positions in the zepps and defend it from
attack too.
 
this allows rearm and refuel for both sides.
 
PD