Northern Inferno AARs

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I'm going to hate when this ends. Please do Chains of War next.
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I do intend to do Chains of War, but I'm not sure when. Hopefully I'll be able to do it soon.
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My last AAR in Northern Inferno: Scenario 15: Fail Safe Part 3, is now live.
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Hey Darkwing I am only just starting to read your excellent AARs... I thought I recognised the name Arcadia Prime, then remembered I used to read your painting tutorials back in 2009/2010! Really enjoying the AARs and also found your painting tuts really useful, your IG minis really inspired the style I ended up painting my army in.
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Nice AARs, thanks Darkwing!
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Darkwing, really enjoying your AARs. I've been running through each of the scenarios before I read them so don't get spoiled. In Damn the Torpedoes, like you, I managed to sink most of the opposing subs with the loss of just 1 UK FF and 1 US FF. I then blissfully set sail due east for the English channel when my E-1 on station to the north picked up about 20-25 Backfires approaching. Results of that encounter mirrored yours.

In my second effort, started from an earlier saved game, I realized that at that point I had already shot down 3 Bear recon aircraft and sunk both of the Mayak AGIs, and therefore the Sovs might be short on recon assets. I was not certain how the convoy position was discovered in my first attempt (satellite maybe?), so instead of continuing east, I turned the whole convoy directly south and positioned my SM-1 armed ships to the north of the convoy on the threat axis. My intent was to sail to the Iberian peninsula and then skirt the French coast up to the channel to hopefully avoid any remaining subs and thus detection. I also hoped that the Backfires might not be able to carry two Kitchens at that range, making any raid easier to deal with. However, after about 12 game hours, no enemy activity at all was detected, neither subs nor aircraft. I decided to take a chance that all the subs had been taken out, so I turned northeast at full speed and made it to the safe zone completely unscathed for a Triumph.

Anyway, thanks for your good work!
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ORIGINAL: Darkwing

My last AAR in Northern Inferno: Scenario 15: Fail Safe Part 3, is now live.
Many thanks for your fantastic AARs on Northern Inferno which was one of my creations, there may well be a follow up [8D]
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Very nice AAR, wonderful work !
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ORIGINAL: .Sirius

ORIGINAL: Darkwing

My last AAR in Northern Inferno: Scenario 15: Fail Safe Part 3, is now live.
Many thanks for your fantastic AARs on Northern Inferno which was one of my creations, there may well be a follow up [8D]

May I suggest a "Mediterranean Inferno" Campign? [:)]
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ORIGINAL: Andrea G

ORIGINAL: .Sirius

ORIGINAL: Darkwing

My last AAR in Northern Inferno: Scenario 15: Fail Safe Part 3, is now live.
Many thanks for your fantastic AARs on Northern Inferno which was one of my creations, there may well be a follow up [8D]

May I suggest a "Mediterranean Inferno" Campign? [:)]

I agree with this, Central Inferno and Pacific Inferno don't sound too interesting.
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Hi:
I´m about to finish "Beware of the Badger", but I have a question.
The P3-B search radars, APS-80s I guess, can detect relatively distant surface contacts from their highest altitude. But once the contact is lost because it fell out of the antenna covered arch as a result of the P-3 maneuvers, they couldn´t regain it. It only regain it if the P-3 descended to 610 meters, following the expected contact route, but suddenly appearing almost below the plane when it was too late to evade AA fire.(In daylight.)
The sea condition in the scenario is 5, I understand that a small target is hard to detect, but a Kashin class DDG isn´t a small patrol craft.
Any commnets on this case?
I´ll be saving a file soon.
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