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Using Formidable and the Luster - 10/21/2008 7:40:48 PM

Fulton

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I am in a situation in my PBEM where I am down to just the Hornet and the two British CV's in Sep '42. I've pulled all the CV's down to the SoPac where our main ops are.

I want to put some well-trained American planes on the brit CV's to possibly enhance their effectiveness. I know there are some negative problems with non carrier trained A/C on a carrier but is there any further issue with the ship being of Brit origin?

Any thoughts? Too gamey?

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RE: Using Formidable and the Luster - 10/21/2008 10:18:33 PM

Yamato hugger

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Depends on who you are playing. Personally I dont see a problem with it. Ask the Jap player what he thinks.

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RE: Using Formidable and the Luster - 10/21/2008 10:23:54 PM

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ORIGINAL: Fulton

I am in a situation in my PBEM where I am down to just the Hornet and the two British CV's in Sep '42. I've pulled all the CV's down to the SoPac where our main ops are.

I want to put some well-trained American planes on the brit CV's to possibly enhance their effectiveness. I know there are some negative problems with non carrier trained A/C on a carrier but is there any further issue with the ship being of Brit origin?

Any thoughts? Too gamey?

Happened in reality. The Victorious operated USN air units (VF6) when she sailed with the Saratoga in mid-1943. Her Avengers served on the Sara during the same deployment.

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