Maastricht post liberation

AAR from 91st Luftwaffe Officer Cadet Acegacek: " Sgt Major Acegacek lifted from Gladbach Airfield alone to check out enemy air presence over Maastricht, it was said over radio from ground chat that there were multiple bombers flying in and around the town. After I arrived, I was greeted by s sight of 6 RAF/FAF fighters chasing one lone bf109G6. With altitude advantage, I dove down to try to bugger the Spitfires and Hawks off my friendly. After damaging multiple and shooting down one, the 109 cam crashing down. After him, I was alone and called for help. I weaved my way to Maastricht FlaK guns which took out two of the Spitfire Mk IX's. Soon after, fellow pilots Sgt Major Signasty and Corporal Kev came in to my aid. We were over the bridges South of town, keeping in mind that we had FlaK guns set up not too far away. One by one, the allies sent bombers in to try to knock out 4 bridges. We encountered Blenheims, DB-7's, Hurricanes, P-39's and a few Spitfires in the few minutes we were over the target zone. Most bombers were shot down before they were able to release, sadly a few passed the three FW190's before we could get a guns solution on them. During our time protecting the bridges, we did not need to use our FlaK support, but still thanked their presence. The RAF had taken out one bridge but at a loss of supplies. A pair of bombers were let to run to base, to tell their comrades of the terror awaiting them over the bridges. Sgt Major Acegacek and Corporal Kev made their way back to Gladbach Airfield after their cannon ammo had depleted. Sgt Major Signasty chose to chase down a P-39 that had try to drop his bomb on the bridge, but was unable to. The P-39 pilot was in sight of his AA guns. Just a while later, Sgt Major Signasty sent the P-39 crashing to the ground, landing kilometers from the airfield. After Signasty left his present for the FAF, he returned to Gladbach Airfield for ammo and to meet up with his fellow pilots.

!S to all three pilots who took 30 minutes to secure bridges. In the next hour, the HEER was able to push into Gent and Bilzen, Making the Maastricht west side secure for the time being.

One bridge was down, three still standing. RAF/FAF lost multiple planes, and many more severely damaged."
Sgt Major Acegacek--Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4: RTB
Sgt Major Signasty--Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4: RTB
Corporal Kev--Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4: RTB

One shot one panhard down

Leutnant Tharik reported: " Our town was about to be overrun so I spawned a sniper and thought I might get a few kills before dying. I found a building to hide in and looked out the window. A Pan drove up less than 100m away. I shot his driver through the viewslit and then shot his commander when he popped the hatch. Pan then despawned, I must have hit his gunner too."
Started Oct 30, 2009 in a German Sniper from Heinsberg. Ended with 1 kill and 0 captures.

Two french fries and an EMS

Unterfeldwebel Semrdar reported: " I was being sneaky and malicious during the night when we were defending Julich. I was heading South along the main road to the right side. Saw my first victim, an LMG with my binocs. He was on the left side of the main road to the south with his binocs out looking towards east side. I snuck behind him, jabbed him two times and he's out. I haven't made my position yet. I then decided to keep on my route being sneaky. I then wished I had gotten an rifle instead, since it's wide open. As I was continuing on, I stopped to take a break and rest. While in my break, I took out my binocs out again, looked towards the west side of the road. I saw my next victim. Again with an LMG. I figured he was the same guy looking for revenge. So just to mess with him again, I stalked my prey. He was running parallel from the road to the north. I got up, and chased him down to a bush, he still hasn't noticed me. He got down in a bush and looked at his map. I got my knife out and jabbed him once, then he started to move forward, I then jabbed him again. He's dead. Shortly after, I hurried southward again so I can lose him if he spawns back. So after 20 minutes of nothing, I saw two French soldiers running towards the city from a bush. I wondered if that is were the MS was. It was still night, and I managed to get a different vantage point, and alas it was the enemy MS. I then hasted towards it and an enemy truck spotted me, he was towing an ATG with him. He was going to run me over, I then managed to go under the enemy MS and he took a sharp turn and the ATG unhooked and he tilted over, he soon then despawned. The truck kept on his way hoping I wont shoot him. But I didn't want to give away my position to everyone. So then I asked in 'Mission' and 'Target' on how to kill an EMS. (Since I never actually killed one before and I wanted to do it right.) They told me that either 5 rounds from a rifle to the engine will do it, or a nade. So that only leaves one option since I have an SMG. (Keep in mind that I haven't shot off one round from my SMG.) So then I popped a nade while I was under it, ran away from it, and BAM! EMS down. Hurrah! I then noticed a tank looking at my general vicinity trying to figure out what happened. I then hid in the bush where that same EMS was, he then just looked back towards the town. I waited about 10 minutes to see what I can do, if I see anymore victims for my blade. But nothing happened. It was quiet around me, the battle was being waged over by the east side of town now. So I carefully ran back towards the town vicinity to RTB. Good Sortie. :)"
Started Oct 24, 2009 in a German SMG from Julich. Ended with 2 kills and 0 captures.
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4 enemy brigades defeated at Prum

Generalmajor Oliver35, Luftwaffe reported from the Airfield of Bitburg after returning his He111 from a bombing raid over the allied held town of Prum: " On the Oct 20 we started in the early afternoon close to 3 o'clock with CAP/CAS Prum from Bitburg. I took the LW OiC from Bitburg and i was proud to present more then 30 axis pilots in the air to prum. After 1,5 hours of time for coordinating with the heer, time for advertising for pilots and organisation of the flying korps, we kicked the allied troops out of prum. The attack on Prum was started with two allied brigades in Prum, then after 45 min, the allied moved in 2 more flags, and at least we kicked 4 flags outta there. We made a lot of hits on the enemies and took no prisoners, because we killed all enemies in Prum. Mission complete. S!"
Started Oct 20, 2009 in a Heinkel 111 from Bitburg. Ended with 1 kill and 0 captures.
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