WELCOME TO THE RAF74 VIRTUAL SQUAD HOME
 

March 2011

 

The war testing has continued, with a further 2 missions taking place. Results for all the missions flown are available on the results page


 

February 2011

 

Update: RAF74 held a test war mission in conjunction with II/JG1, the WingWalkers and Black Haze on 19th February. The results of the mission are now available on the results page.

The RoF server is now open most of the week except Wednesday nights between 20.30 and 22.30 Eastern when we conduct squadron practice. Please join us at any other time, our regular flying nights are Thursday through Saturday.

 

January 2011

 

The squad is now getting involved with Rise of Flight, an excellent WWI simulator from 777 Studios. We are currently running our RoF server every Saturday night from 8.30pm EST featuring a range of semi-historical missions. Look out for more developments on the Western Front soon! Join us on the forums.


http://www.raf74.com/forums/
 

November 2009

 

The Squad is presently testing the Forgotten Skies mod. Please keep in touch with Staff Officers for any changes in flight times or in game active MODS. Please join us in the forums and say HI.


http://www.raf74.com/forums/
 

August 18, 2009

RAF74 Squad recently held their vote for new squadron XO, CO, SO, and Flight Leaders. It was a close vote but we have some new leadership and a chance for some members to take more a commanding role in the squad and have more responsibilities.Stay tuned for new maps, new missions and dog fights for the ages.

 

 
 

- : About Us :-


We are a combat flight simulation squadron flying propeller driven aircraft from WW1 and WW2. We do this using computer programs and networks across the internet. The real No 74 Squadron Royal Air Force had a long and distinguished operational flying career. Established in 1917, it flew against the German flying circuses over the trenches during 1918. Its most outstanding pilot at that time was Edward "Micky" Mannock, who shot down 35 aircraft while flying with the squadron. No 74 squadron was quickly into the thick of action in WW2. Serving in France during the early part of 1940, and then as a front line squadron during the Battle of Britain. It had a number of very successful pilots, including Clive Caldwell, Sailor Malan, and HM Stephens. It also served in the middle east and through invasion europe. It was disbanded as an operational unit in 2000.Already our RAF74 squadron has a long history of battle honors, taking part in and leading multiple campaigns over the last 10 years over the world wide web. We come together on a weekly basis to fly planes that we could never afford on computer screens across the world. Note: We are not part of the Royal Air Force and this site is just for avid history fans to recreate air battles from over 60 years ago.