- Be Pappy Boyington in the Black Sheep Squadron in the Mariana Islands aboard your F4U Corsair! - Multiplayer or Single Player.
- Version 2 - Fixed F4U civil error.
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BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON
LES TETES BRULEES
Map : Marianas WWII
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- You are in the Black Sheep Squadron.
- Your base is: Charon Kanoa.
- Our island: Saipan - with four allied airfields.
- The other islands are Japanese.
- Your Missions:
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1- Conquer the six Japanese bases on the other islands.
2- Destroy ground targets, especially the Japanese radar and the trucks at the Tinian Island supply port!
3- Fight the Zero planes along your route.
4- Destroy or damage the Japanese ships heading to Tinian to reduce their supplies.
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- Each time an enemy base is liberated, it is then defended by American ground units (Quadramount).
- Liberating the UShi base activates a second aircraft carrier, which will be on the road to Rota Island.
- Various ground targets to destroy are indicated with red labels on the map (fuel, ammunition, Japanese aircraft carriers, refueling port).
- If you don't destroy the radar... the consequences will be dire.
- If you don't destroy the trucks on the dock at the Tinian refueling port, they will eventually reach the island's bases, which will reactivate the Japanese bases!
- WARNING:
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- DO NOT take the rescue CORSAIRS on Rota or GUAM because they are on a Japanese base that was initially defended!
- If you take them, you will be destroyed in less than 10 seconds!
- Understand???
- You must first liberate these bases and, above all, destroy the 20mm anti-aircraft gun in the Red Circle on Rota.
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- Real informations;
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- VMF 214 = Marine Attack Squadron 214 = Marine Fighter Squadron 214.
- The famous Black Sheep Squadron (Les Têtes Brûlées) led by Gregory "Pappy" Boyington from September 1943 to January 1944.
- Vella Lavella Island in the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific was the airfield of VMF 214.
