Who flew Albatros D111's with black & white tail surface

[Red-Dog 3]

Playing campaign with no LABELS but keep runing into a jasta of Albators D111's that always come in for a fight and we end up going home with loses on both sides.The ones i'am on about have black & white striped tails.Any idea's who they are.April..1917.. Marne sector

[shredward 12]

Grab a screenie for a positive ID, but my guess would be Jasta 6.

Cheers,

shredward

[Hasse Wind 46]

It's Jasta 6. Jasta 2 had also black and white tails, but no stripes.

[Luftace 0]

Playing campaign with no LABELS but keep runing into a jasta of Albators D111's that always come in for a fight and we end up going home with loses on both sides.The ones i'am on about have black & white striped tails.Any idea's who they are.April..1917.. Marne sector

 

 

IIRC from having a very brief career with them, it is Jasta 32.

[Red-Dog 3]

Grab a screenie for a positive ID, but my guess would be Jasta 6.

Cheers,

shredward

 

 

Cheers mate.It's hard to do reports without labels on,but it makes the immersion a whole lot better.

[Luftace 0]

I stand corrected.

[Hasse Wind 46]

Cheers mate.It's hard to do reports without labels on,but it makes the immersion a whole lot better.

 

You don't have to mention which squadron you were facing in battle when writing the claims. Flying as the Germans, its practically impossible to distinguish the British squadrons from each other in combat without labels, but that hasn't prevented me from getting very high approval ratings in my reports, so the squadron name is not absolutely necessary to be there.