Ok, I thought I would have a try ( at LT James suggestion, thanks mate )
My pilot is Pilot Officer Percy " Pranger" Prune, usually based at RAF Prangmere, who has been seconded to the USAF
The campaign is Steel Tiger and Percy is flying an F-4C
First mission.
I think this is the first time I have taken off in WOV. Usually I hop into the cockpit, turn and burn, blow stuff up, kill Commies and call it a day with the ESC key. To me that is the core strength of WOV.
I didn't realise that the aircraft defaulted to having the wheel brakes on, which made for an interesting takeoff. Eventually me and Percy got the thing into the air though.
I was lead of a four ship, callsign Austin 1. The target was VC troops so I loaded flechette rockets ( awesome, ever seen a flechette ? it's just about the evilest thing ever - I must get some of that ammo for my Saiga-12 shotgun ) and a gun pod. Because I have never considered fuel useage in WOV I went with the loading screens default of two wing tanks.
The rest of my flight got their default loadout.
I hate the autopilot in WOV so flew to the target manually at about 10K altitude and 350 knots. just seemed like nice round numbers.
The weather isn't bad, just some scattered cloud.
On arriving I can see that Buick flight are working over an area to the east of me and getting badly knocked around by medium AAA. I think one went down.
Anyway I do my favourite ground attack profile on the VC squad I was sent to kill and there isn't anything coming back up except green tracer from small arms. They are toast so I send the wingman after the next bunch and unleash the rest of the flight on targets of opportunity. I do a couple more runs and then Red Crown tells me that the mission is a success,
I've still got the gun pod but the only other targets are located where Buick were getting the crap kicked out of them so I decide that discretion is the better part of valour.
Home, for tea and biscuits
Landing was OK.
3 AG kills for me, one for my flight.