Mission 59 to Berlin resulted in a Loss for Bomber Command.

• Sqdn Strength: 15
• Crews Reporting: 15
• Runs On Target: 4
• Safe Returns: 10

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The prolific Magnus Kimura has provided optional advanced rules for Allied (day) fighter escorts. It's available as a pdf file. He's also written a Halifax Campaign, based on the actual missions flown by Friday the 13^th, one of the few Halifaxes to fly more than 100 missions. It is available as a zip file.

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314 Squadron is a virtual squadron supporting play of the Lancaster Variant of Glen Frank's solitare game, B-17: Queen of the Skies, which is copyright 1983 by The Avalon Hill Game Company. Avalon Hill is now a brand name owned by Hasbro, and B-17: Queen of the Skies is out of print.

This is just a game. Please take a moment, though, to remember all of those who were lost in the events portrayed. The squadron number 314 was selected to prevent confusion, as no real RFC or RAF squadron ever had that number. Our squadron code letters SY were not used by the RAF during WWII.

I am indebted to Steve Dixon, who ran the 10^th Bombardment Wing virtual campaign. Playing in his campaign was a pleasure.

Lancaster photograph © Crown Copyright is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office.