A2A B-17's of the 91st BG - Mission videos

[Gypsy Baron]

Here is a link to a video shot by Col. Bates of the 91st Bombardment Group (H)
during our recent mission, number 74, from Bassingbourn to Frankfurt and back.
This is just the final segment of 5 hours worth of video shot during the mission.

We had 13 A2A B-17G's on this mission and this video shows our return and landing
at Bassingbourn.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDUATt4MSVc[/youtube]

Here is another link to a video I shot during a 'test' of the scenery and effects
I created for an upcoming mission, number 81, to Münster.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NCrS6hMOZY[/youtube]

We at the 91st fly missions on a regular basis on the Digital Theme Park servers
and anyone that is interested in flying with us should visit our web site:

http://www.91stbombardmentgroup.com/

Our next scheduled mission is a re-run of Mission 47 to Hülls to be flown this
Friday, 21 September, with takeoff at 2100 UTC. This mission is scheduled for
a more convenient time for our members who live 'down under'. Our regular missions
have a scheduled takeoff of 1400 or 1500 UTC on Saturdays.

[Buzz313th]

Very cool GB. Wish I had the time to join you guys.

Seeya on DTP

[Gypsy Baron]

Very cool GB. Wish I had the time to join you guys.

Seeya on DTP

Well, you know where to find us when you get the time

Paul

[Lewis - A2A]

Great stuff, love the bombing run through the bombsite with the flak etc. Gypsy I changed your post so the videos can be viewed on the forum rather than havin got link off.

[Gypsy Baron]

Great stuff, love the bombing run through the bombsite with the flak etc. Gypsy I changed your post so the videos can be viewed on the forum rather than havin got link off.

Thanks Lewis. Yes, that 'Norden' is a one I added all the A2A B-17G-specific functions ()PDI, C-1 control, etc) and
decided to incorporate a drift meter and the ability to change the sight angle from +90 to -45 degrees. That lets
me stay 'on the target' after the drop and collect BDA as the aircraft passes over and beyond.

Paul