Useful bomber & fighter range data (RHSEOS Axis)

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Axis Air Ranges (EOS)


Type Function Transfer Extended Normal


B4Y1 Jean Torpedo Bomber 20 6 5
B5N2Q Kate ASW Bomber 18 6 4
B5M/B5N/Ki-47 Kate Torpedo Bomber 22 7 5
B6N2/Ki-82 Jill Torpedo Bomber 18 6 4
B7A2/Ki-121 Grace Torpedo Bomber 40 13 10
D4Y2/Ki-71 Judy Dive Bomber (ship) 36 12 9
D3A2 Val Dive Bomber (ship) 17 5 4
E13A1 Jake Seaplane Bomber 27 9 6
E16A1 Paul Seaplane Bomber 31 10 7
H6K4 Mavis Flying Boat Bomber 62 20 15
H8K2 Emily Flying Boat Bomber 86 28 21
Ki-30/32 Mary/Ann Light Bomber 25 8 6
Ki-36 Ida BWFR Dive Bomber 16 5 4
Ki-21 II Sally Medium Bomber 35 11 8
Ki-48 I Lily LR Light Bomber 31 10 7
Ki-48 II Lily Dive Bomber (land) 32 10 8
Ki-51 Sonia Dive Bomber (land) 13 4 3
Ki-49 I Helen Medium Bomber 39 13 9
Ki-49 IIQ Helen ASW Medium Bomber 38 12 9
Ki-67 Peggy Medium Bomber 50 16 12
Ki-74/C7T1 Patsy LR Medium Bomber 105 35 26
G3M2/Ki-42 Nell LR Medium Bomber 57 19 14
G4M1/Ki-50 Betty LR Medium Bomber 79 26 19
G4M2m22/Ki-50 Betty LR Medium Bomber 80 26 20
G5M2m32Q Betty ASW Medium Bomber 57 19 14
G5N3/Ki-68 IIL Liz Heavy Bomber 41 13 10
G5N4/Ki-68 IV Liz ASM Heavy Bomber 39 13 9
G4M2e Okha Betty ASM LR Med Bomber 65 21 16
G7M1/Ki-124 Marie Lr Medium Bomber 81 27 20
G8N1/Ki-90 Rita Heavy Bomber 98 32 24
M6A1 June Seaplane Bomber 15 5 3
P1Y1 Francis LR Medium Bomber 70 23 17
RTAF B-10 Medium Bomber 23 7 5
RTAF V-935 (O3U) Light Bomber 14 4 3
VFAF P63.11 Light Bomber 19 6 4



Note: All transfer ranges are exaggerated by 9%, causing operational ranges to be correct.

[Dili]

I always like to look at weights and of course tales of bombing missions when i dont have official data like this http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/org4-8.htm that states clearely range Vs loads etc.

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The revised and comprehensive (for bombers) document above is in MS Word. It looks better in MS Word and is uploaded for use by anyone interested. It is applicable to RHSEOS at all three levels. While most of these bombers also appear in other RHS scenarios, some are not present in them, and others they use are absent.

This is intended to be a game player's crib sheet, permitting decision making in the context of what various aircraft can do in terms of ranges. In game terms, bombers carry no weapons at all to transfer range, reduced weapons load to extended range, and (usually) the listed weapons load to normal range. You can see the normal range and extended range loads in the aircraft data section of the game screen, but in RHS be advised that sometimes these will be misleading: if the air unit name has a suffex like AP it means an AP bomb loadout is used for example (vice the more normal GP bomb loadout). Other suffexes in use include T for torpedo loadout, K for ASW loadout, GP for GP bombs, and CB for Cluster bombs. Normally an extended range load is half the "maximum" (i.e. normal) range load.

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2. Fighters
Type Function Transfer Extended Normal

A5M4/Ki-33 Claude CV Fighter 15 5 3
A7M2 Reppu CV Fighter-Bomber 13 4 3
A6M2/Ki-65 Zeke CV Escort Fighter 33 11 8
A6M5/Ki-65 Zeke CV Fighter 20 6 5
A6M7 Zeke CV Fighter-Bomber 13 4 3
A6M2-N Rufe Float Fighter 18 6 4
C6N1-S/Ki-71b Myrt Night Fighter 65 22 16
F1M2 Pete Float Fighter 7 2 2
J1N1-S/Ki-37 Irving Night Fighter 41 13 10
J2M2 Jack Land Interceptor 22 7 5
J7W1/Ki-99 Shinden Land Interceptor 16 5 3
Ki-27/A5N2 Nate Land Fighter 15 5 3
Ki-43 I Oscar Land Fighter 15 5 3
Ki-43 II Oscar Land Fighter-Bomber 37 12 9
Ki-44 IIa Tojo Land Interceptor 17 5 4
Ki-44 III/A7N3 Tojo Land Interceptor 14 4 3
Ki-45a/J2K1a Nick Land Fighter-Bomber 24 8 6
Ki-45b/J2K1b Nick Land Fighter-Bomber 24 8 6
Ki-45 II/J2K2 Nick Land Fighter-Bomber 26 8 6
Ki-83 Stan Escort Fighter 36 12 9
Ki-84 Frank Land Fighter-Bomber 26 8 6
Ki-100 Tony Land Interceptor 25 8 6
Ki-102b Randy Land Fighter-Bomber 22 7 5
N1K1 Rex Float Fighter 17 5 4
N1K1-Jb George Land Fighter-Bomber 24 8 6
Me-109T/A9M1 Mike CV Interceptor 10 3 2
RTAF/Vichy Hawk Fighter 10 3 2

Note: All fighter ranges, including transfer ranges, are correct.