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1 DIF-WWII Campaigns:DIF-WWII Campaigns.qxd 10/27/2008 2:21 AM Page 1 Poland 1939 (4 Missions 6 Turns per Mission) On September 1, 1939 Germany opened World War II by invading Poland and introducing the world to Blitzkrieg warfare. The Blitzkrieg strategy used rapidly advancing armored forces, supported by air power to shatter, overwhelm, and envelop enemy forces. After putting up a heroic defense, the overwhelmed Polish forces surrendered on September 28, #1-1/2 0 Flak (Initiative) #6-4/8 Interceptor: 1xBf-110C 1. 1xBf-110C 2. 1xBf-109E 3. 1xBf-109E (Molders) 4. 1xBf-110C & Bombs: +/- 2 Bombs from each bombing aircraft 5. 1xBf-109E & 1xBf-110C & Press: -10vp #8-6/12 #2-2/4 #7-4/12 #9-6/18 #3-4/8 #10-10/30 #4-4/12 #11-10/26 Bf-109E Bf-110C Ju-87B He-111 Do-17Z Level (Huge) (Major) (Minor) (Minor) (Major) (Huge) #5-6/12 -=VPs -15 or more -25 to to to to to or less P.11c P-23 P-37 Interceptor: 1xP.11c 1. 1xP.11c (Skalski) & Altitude: Adjust Bomber Altitude by 1 Level 2. 1xP.11c & 3. 1xP.11c & Sun At Your Back: Fighters start with +1 card 4. 1xP.11c & Fuel: Enemy Fighters not present on last turn & Vital Mission: Score x2 VPs 5. 1xP.11c & Flak: +/- & Rest: +5vp Change the P-37 s Altitude from Medium to Low.
2 DIF-WWII Campaigns:DIF-WWII Campaigns.qxd 10/27/2008 2:21 AM Page 2 #4-10/40 Battle of Britain (6 Missions 6 Turns per Mission) In July of 1940, only Great Britain stood in the way of Germany s domination of Europe. For the next three months, the German Luftwaffe sent wave after wave of fighters and bombers against the island s defenses in an attempt to destroy the Royal Air Force, Commonwealth factories, and the British will to fight. #1-6/18 #2-10/20 #3-12/40 #5-4/12 #6-4/12 -=VPs Level 40 or more (Huge) 10 to 39 (Major) -20 to 9 (Minor) -40 to to -41 (Minor) -100 to -71 (Major) -101 or less (Huge) (Initiative) 1. 1xBf-110C & Support: +/- 1 Turret Support 2. 2xBf-109E (Galland) 3. 1xBf-109E & 1xBf-110C 4. 1xBf-110C & Shortage: Inflict 1 Hit on each enemy aircraft at start 5. 1xBf-109E 6. 1xBf-110C & Flak: +/- 7. 1xBf-109E Interceptor: 1xSpitfire I 1. 1xSpitfire I (Bader) 2. 1xHurricane I & Fuel: Enemy Fighters not present on last turn 3. 1xHurricane I & Vital Mission: Score x2 VPs 4. 1xSpitfire I 5. 1xHurricane I & 6. 1xHurricane I (Tuck) 7. 1xHurricane I & 1xSpitfire I & Press: -10vp The always have the Initiative. Bf-109E Bf-110C Ju-87B He-111 Do-17Z Spitfire I Hurricane I
3 DIF-WWII Campaigns:DIF-WWII Campaigns.qxd 10/27/2008 2:22 AM Page 3 #1-10/25 Battle of Midway (4 Missions 6 Turns per Mission) Midway Island will always be remembered for the pivotal battle that took place when the carrier forces of Japan and the United States met in what was to be the turning point in the Pacific War. During June 4th through June 7th of 1942, the fate of two great nations rested on the shoulders of seven aircraft carriers and their pilots. #4-10/25 -=VPs Level 60 or more (Huge) 30 to 59 (Major) 10 to 29 (Minor) -9 to 9-29 to -10 (Minor) -59 to -30 (Major) -60 or less (Huge) (Initiative) Interceptor: 1xA6M2 1. Winds: +/- 2 Mission Turns 2. 1xA6M2 (Sugita) 3. 1xA6M2 4. 1xA6M2 & Fuel: Enemy Fighters not present on last turn 5. 1xA6M2 #2-10/25 #5-10/25 Interceptor: 1xF4F (or 1xF2A if the target is the Airfield on Midway Island) 1. 1xF4F & Bombs: +/- 2 Bombs from each bombing aircraft 2. 1xF4F (McCuskey) & Defense: +/- 1 Turret Defense 3. 1xF4F & present on Turn #1 4. 1xF4F & Fuel: Enemy Fighters not present on last turn 5. Winds: +/- 2 Mission Turns & Bombs: +/- 4 Bombs from each bombing aircraft A6M2 B5N2 D3A1 #3-10/25 F4F F2A SBD TBD The player gains 10vp at the end of each Campaign turn if the Midway Airfield is not under Control. All attack missions have a duration of 4 turns before being modified by. When a mission against an Aircraft Carrier scores a Destroyed result, the defending player must select and expend one of his unused. A player scores an immediate Huge upon scoring Destroyed results against both enemy Aircraft Carrier targets.
4 DIF-WWII Campaigns:DIF-WWII Campaigns.qxd 10/27/2008 2:22 AM Page 4 Battle of Stalingrad (7 Missions 6 Turns per Mission) The industrial city of Stalingrad became a major objective for the invasion of Russia. The fighting for the city started in July of 1942 and ended in February of During that time, the battle devolved from large scale military actions involving thousands of troops, down to individual squads of men hunting each other in the city s rubble and sewers. #5-7/20 -=VPs 70 or more 35 to to 34-9 to 9-25 to to or less #1-6/18 Level (Huge) (Major) (Minor) (Minor) (Major) (Huge) (Initiative) Interceptor: 1xBf-109E 1. 1xFw-190A3 2. 2xBf-109F (Graf) 3. 1xBf-109E & Shortage: Inflict 1 Hit on each enemy aircraft at start 4. 1xBF-109F & Bombs: +/- 2 Bombs from each bombing aircraft 5. 1xBf-109F 6. 1xFw-109A3 7. 1xBf-109F & 1xBf-110C 8. 1xBf-110C & Late: Enemy Fighters not present on Turn #1 #6-6/20 #3-6/18 #7-3/12 #8-6/24 #9-4/12 #2-2/12 #4-3/12 Interceptor: 1xYak xYak-1 & Winds: +/- 2 Mission Turn 2. 1xYak-1 & Flak: +/- 3. 1xMiG-3, 1xYak-1 (Lavrinenkov) 4. 1xYak-1 & Winds: +/- 2 Mission Turns 5. 1xMiG-3 & Flak: +/- 6. 1xYak-1 & Shortage: Inflict 1 Hit on each enemy aircraft at start 7. 1xYak-1 & Shortage: Inflict 1 Hit on each enemy aircraft at start 8. 1xYak-1 & 1xMiG-3 Bf-109E Bf-110C Bf-109F Fw-190A3 Ju-87B He-111 Do-17Z Yak-1 MiG-3 IL-2M Pe-2
5 DIF-WWII Campaigns:DIF-WWII Campaigns.qxd 10/27/2008 2:22 AM Page 5 Guadalcanal (6 Missions 5 Turns per Mission) The battle for the Soloman Islands began on August 7, 1942 and ended on February 9, During that time, the United States and Japan battled on land, sea, and air for control of the vital chain of islands. The ultimate goal for America was to isolate and destroy the major Japanese supply base located on Rabaul. #5-6/16 #2-5/18 #3-10/40 Level (Huge) (Major) (Minor) (Minor) (Major) (Huge) #1-15/45 -=VPs 100 or more 70 to to to to to or less #8-7/20 Interceptor: 1xA6M2 1. 1xA6M5 (Sakai) 2. 1xA6M2 & 1xKi xKi.43 & Flak: +/- 4. 1xA6M2 & 1xA6M5& 1xKi.43 & Press: -5vp 5. 1xA6M2 & 1xA6M5 6. 2xKi.43 & 7. Winds: +/- 3 Mission Turns (Initiative) Interceptor: 1xF4F 1. 1xF4U-1A (Boyington) 2. 1xF4U-1A & Shortage: Inflict 1 Hit on each enemy aircraft at start 3. 1xF4F & Bombs: +/- 4 Bombs from each bombing aircraft 4. 1xF4U-1A & 1xF4F 5. 1xF4U-1A 6. 1xF4F 7. Winds: +/- 2 Mission Turns #6-4/14 #4-5/16 #7-8/30 Change the B-17F s and B-24D s Altitude from High to Medium. The player scores an immediate Huge upon scoring a Destroyed result against the Airfield on Guadalcanal. A6M5 Ki.43 A6M2 B5N2 G4M1 D3A1 F4U-1A F4F SBD B-17F B-24D B-25C
6 DIF-WWII Campaigns:DIF-WWII Campaigns.qxd 10/27/2008 2:22 AM Page 6 Daylight Bombing 1944 During 1944 the air war over Europe reached it climax. Massive formations of bombers took-off from their English bases in an attempt to rain destruction on Germany s war-making capabilities. In Germany, the Third Reich s best fighter pilots and aircraft flew countless missions against the endless streams of bombers, knowing that if they failed, the war was lost. #4-5/30 Level (Huge) (Major) (Minor) (Minor) (Major) (Huge) Interceptor: 1xBf-109K 1. 1xMe-410 & 1xBf-109G (Wilcke) 2. 1xBf-109K (Nowotny) 3. 2xFw-190A3 4. 1xBf-109G & 1xMe xMe-410 & 2xFw-190A3 6. 1xBf-109K & Flak: +/- 7. 1xBf109K & 8. 2xMe-262 & Sun At Your Back: Fighters start with +2 cards & Press: -15vp #5-10/30 #7-10/35 -=VPs 250 or more 175 to to to 99 0 to to or less #9-30/90 #1-5/20 (7 Missions 6 Turns per Mission) #10-40/100 (Initiative) Interceptor: None 1. 1xP-51D & 1xP-47D 2. 2xSpitfire XIVc 3. 2xP-47D (Zemke) 4. 2xP-51D (Whisner) 5. Flak: +/- & Winds: +/- 3 Turns & Rest: +20vp 6. 1xP-38L & Support: +/- 1 Turret Support 7. 1xP-38L & 1xSpitfire XIVc 8. 1xMosquito VI & Winds: +/- 2 Turns #8-25/70 #2-10/40 #6-12/30 #11-10/40 The Allies always have the Initiative. B-25C missions have a duration of 4 turns before being modified by. #3-20/75 Me-262 Bf-109K Bf-109G Fw-190A3 Me-410 P-51D P-47D P-38L B-17F B-24D B-25C Spitfire XIVc Mosquito VI
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