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I am sorry, Tim. I missed that other thread when I looked to see whether anyone had announced this news.

From the Vocation Brewery of Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire comes Low Altitude, a table beer.

There is news on the Ares Games website about future models. They have switched manufacturers to Dust Games, who made the Battlestar Galactica models. It sound like this may be a good thing. Read about it here https://www.aresgames.eu/30534?fbclid=IwAR1bRZBLc6iBb2IUaOvqrPihGRPXHhgretyfHGl1ThdLqBS0zr8Xzr49kBY

Which was the best Torpedo Bomber of WW2? I expect that most of us would agree with the presenter of this Youtube video.

US WW2 pilot Charles McGee, one of the pioneering Tuskeegee Airmen, died yesterday at the age of 102. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-60019483 May he rest in peace.

I hope that both you and your wife recover soon, Chris.

Welcome to the Aerodrome, Tiago, from here near Norwich.

Welcome to the Aerodrome, Art, from here in the United Kingdom. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have about the game. Don't worry about repeating a question asked in the past, even experienced players need reminding about some things from time to time. You will find the members here are very friendly and helpful.

Has anyone received their 303 Squadron game yet?

Please accept my codolences, Rob.

Thank you for sharing the link to the document, Zoe. There is a good paperback book available on the same subject called 'First of the Many' by Alan Morris.

Happy New Year, everyone!

I do not know whether you know this, Dom, but there are many aircraft cards designed by our members in the Files section available for free download.

A good one, Dave. Here's hoping that they did not make any design mistakes, like they did with the Hubble telescope.

Great photographs, Steve! Thank you for sharing them.