No. 464 Squadron of the Royal Australian Air Force flies Mosquito F.B. Mk.VI ser.2 aircraft in this action simulation campaign. Pilots and navigators execute day and night Intruder missions plus precision low-level bombing runs against Gestapo installations and logistical targets in France and the Netherlands. A voiced navigator guides each sortie from January to July 1944 across 12 missions.
The campaign recreates the multinational crews' raids deep behind enemy lines. Winter weather challenges add realism to these historical operations. Aviation sim enthusiasts who favor detailed WWII intruder tactics will find a focused challenge here.
The No. 464 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force was re-equipped with new Mosquito Mk VI Fighter-Bombers in October 1943. They carried out day and night Intruder missions into France and the Netherlands, and as often as the winter weather permitted, the multinational pilots and navigators of No. 464 Squadron gained experience in precision low level bombing attacks against difficult logistical targets deep behind enemy lines. By the end of hostilities, the three squadrons of 140 Wing had earned the nickname 'The Gestapo Hunters' as an informal reference to their frequent attacks on important clandestine Gestapo installations.
Thanks to the voiced navigator, this experience is as close as you can get to bring the history of the brave Mosquito crews to life on your personal computer.
Time frame: January - July 1944
Regiment: No. 464 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force
Available Aircraft: Mosquito F.B. Mk.VI ser.2
Duration: 12 missions
Author: Jay =Jaegermeister= Yarbrough
