Aces Campaigns Add-On for IL-2 Forgotten Battles for PC

Berlin, 1945-46
Forgotten Battles: Ace Expansion is 1C:Maddox Games and UBISOFT's state-of-the-art combat flight simulation.

Combat Planes Aces Campaigns for Forgotten Battles features five major campaigns for Forgotten Battles

Special training features, online cooperative missions, and many new custom skins, including 32 skins for the Spitfire IXe alone.

D-Day 1944 campaign includes
210 missions and the following:

A tactical USAAF campaign stretching from June 6, 1944 to August, 1944 with 56th Fighter Group, 366th FS flying the P47-D.

A tactical RAF campaign from June, 1944 to August, 1944 with 127 Wing, 403 Sqn

The Battle of Britain 1941 campaign includes
210 missions and the following:

Summer, 1941 Spitfire Vb campaign stretching from July to August

Summer, 1941 Bf 109 and FW 190 campaign from July to August

The Berlin 1945-46 campaign includes
A campaign flying the G0-229 "Flying Wing" jet interceptor.

In addition, more than 30 online cooperative missions include a range of aircraft and combat situations.

Six newly prepared dogfight maps are also included, allowing you to host a variety of scenarios that even include AI aircraft with fighters, and bombers like the B17-G and B25-C.

For the first time ever, the paint on the player's aircraft changes up to three times in the campaign.

You'll find your kill markings faithfully added by the crew chief... of course, that is for confirmed kills only.

Training features include
Fifteen narrated training tracks, a twelve page PDF document with classroom style instruction, and the training documents listed above.

Further documents include A Short History of the Strategic Air War, The Tactical Importance of the P51-D, D-Day History, and Tactics Against B17 Flying Fortresses.

Cockpit guides are included for the Spitfire Mk IXe, the P47-D, and the Bf 110 G2. A German and Russian command chart round out the package.

Voice-over interfaces are included for each of the D-Day campaigns, and chatter packs (simulated radio chatter) are available for the American and RAF D-Day campaigns.

New interface screens are included for each of the campaigns.