The Push From Leyte 1944
By November of 1944, Leyte was under Allied control and they continued to push out toward other islands. The Allies had control over most of the Island of Panay, but they continued to bombard the northern area of it before taking control of it in mid December. This allowed their attention to be turned to Mindoro, and soon after in January of 1945, Marinduque and southern Luzon.
This FSO aims to re-create the movement of Allied forces throughout the Philippines in late 1944 and early 1945, including various land and shipping targets throughout the course of the moving frontline event.
Allies: 53% / Axis 47%
Order of Battle | Hour 1:
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USAAF/USMC |
IJAAF |
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P-38L |
Ki-61 |
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P-47D-25 |
N1K2-J |
MAX 20 |
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F4U-1D |
MAX 24 |
Ki-84 |
MAX 20 |
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B-24J |
MIN 16 |
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Order of Battle | Hour 2:
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USAAF/USMC |
IJAAF |
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P-38L |
Ki-61 |
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P-47D-25 |
N1K2-J |
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B-24J |
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B-25H |
Loadout Restrictions:
Fighters – No Bombs
Notes:
16K Alt Cap for Bombers
20K Alt Cap for Fighters
Scoring:
- Hangars – 10
- Ships - 5
- Bombers - 2
- Fighters - 1
Axis will gain 10 for each hangar not destroyed at end of frame. Ships will be considered 'bonus' Hour 2 objectives and the Axis will not gain 5 points for Ships not destroyed.
Arena Settings:
- - Terrain: luzon
- - Fuel Burn: 1.0
- - Clouds: med5kmed15k
- - Icons: 3K Friendly/Enemy
- - Ack: .3
- - Fighter and Bomber warning range: 63360 (about 12 miles)
- - Tower range set to 63360 (for display only to match the above setting)
- - Haze/Fog: 15 miles
- - Radar: Off
- - Enemy collisions: on
- - Friendly collisions: off
- - Killshooter: off
- - Time: 1000 (10AM) Game Clock
- - Formations: On
- - Formation Autopilot: On
- - Bomber calibration: Automatic
- - Wind: 0K-2K NO WIND
- 2K-12K: E TO W - Speed 5
- 12K-20K: SE to NW - Speed 10
- 20K+ - 45mph Downdraft