User manual HASBRO AIR AMERICA

[. . . ] There were no such thine as selfdealing bullet could turn a plane into a flaming torch in' the last weeks of the war there were no parachutes. The story of some of these aces, their fighting planes they flew is told on the following pages. R counts of their combats, you will find them in those met by the players of Dogfight. [. . . ] Whether you bore in for the kill, the choices you face are the faced great aces like Richthofen and Bishop and that first air war more than forty years am. , . -2 . : else but observing enemy troop movements and directi-, fire. If they were to become offensive weapons, a waf o found to mount a machine gun s that by aiming his pl also aimed the gun. The trouble was that the propeller w 3 3 , - - -ny: + F :. k "* q puewap 01 swaas 3gqndJEM hraaa u~ 30 . syaaM a a q sefi lopd l a ~ ~ $ $ aX ~ u e ~ a d aql leql ino pa~n8yauoawos t g 1 6 @ 3 119 aq1 u!1 pany moplas +q'jCxq '1s~)una1 Y ~1 slo[!d MaN . saqsnqwe o~u!s1uauoddo. ~t$& d m p 01 ' m q l FL, -I pulqaq uns ayl q l !~ 3 ~ 3 3 ~ <lano3pnep 30 a%tue~peaqm 01 7 01 pauleaI s~ol!d. n!13el 8upy8y aqi p!p os 'paao~dnu!saule~d s ay, v . -rayloayl oi ap!s$po meiq-ms muqeq aql 'JEM a91 inoq8noly~ 1uaM 11 os ' s m f i q ~ m, ~, q3~ p-23 -3unoD suema3 aq1 ueyl a1alqsqa_axrodbI& ~ $ 3 OW . aIqeraanautrxr acorn pm rarpznts wmv!nb EM ?a ay, p a z d a u s j + w ~ ~ 'un8 paz?uo~y3uds v sumop pado sayyoj o 8 u ?4 'ayqaog plonoo -- pam 'iods pugq x!ayl ow!paddys ay a \ ' · , -' : *hpe&wdqAwua ayl s s i s ~ n q , y3!nb e ~ J !Joseph Wehner, he demolished balloons at a phenome- nal rate. One evening he promised ' he would destroy three particular balloons within twenty minutes. Before an amazed group of highranking officers he did just that, {, - $although iie complained that i t , &?d taken hiin twenty-sixminutes. 6. 2' ~n. , $gitpmb-er 1918, Luke 18, p :: , cLpulle$3h~, all the stopsb ~ & h 2'Wehner . @yifig cover; he. plunged' through vicious grgund fire to destroy two balloons with incendiary bu~lets, Ash$ zoomed upward A he raw wehner trying to hold off seven Fokker D-7s. He barreled into the F~kker apart in a head-on attack, and kn6ck down a second one. But: ~ e h to his field, Luke spotted a two-$ French Spads. He horned in and shoi bag of two balloons and three planes in ten minutes. When Ae learnedY&<wehner had been killed, Luke was plunged into brooding grief. [. . . ] He horned in and shoi bag of two balloons and three planes in ten minutes. When Ae learnedY&<wehner had been killed, Luke was plunged into brooding grief. A furlough failed'to shake his black mood, and two unauthorized flights brought. [. . . ]