SireChaos
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Joined: 8/14/2006 From: Frankfurt, Germany Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Hard Sarge (18) New Pilot Replacement Rates Each nationality has a certain number of pilots it can receive each day. If your losses outstrip your supply of pilots, then you won't be able to fill your units. What you get is based on need. In 1940, Germans can expect to receive 15 new pilots each day; 10 British; 4 Canadian; 2 Polish; 2 Czech; 10 Americans. For 1941 campaigns, the amount is double the amounts for 1940 campaigns. New pilots have a low experience. On average, it will be 40 for Germans, 45 for British/Poles/Canadians/Czech, and 50 for Americans. New Zealand and Australians also get their own replacement pilots. hmmm, now that is very odd, there were "only" around 10 Americans recorded as being BoB pilots (I say only, as there were more, but they were set up as being RCAF and not US) which I do not see or know why there are American pilots in the old game, there are no so called American units, so they wouldn't be used, also the RCAF is very high for the number of Units in Action, while the Poles and to a lesser amount the Czech are low (we don't use that replacement rate)(and I have added the American Eagle Squadrons to the 41 Campaign) Yeah, that´s what I was talking about. And IIRC there is one American squadron, at least in the 41 campaign... 73 Squadron, IIRC, flying the Hurricane I. FWIW I have always considered "10 Americans" as a typo, meant to say "1 American". That would make more sense considered the number of squadrons, and incidentally would also put the nationalities in descending order of number of replacement pilots.
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