TEXT: DUTY STATION 01: 
  ENGELS AIRDROME  
  (АЭРОДРОМ ЭНГЕЛЬСА)
  NIGHT
  FEBRUARY–APRIL 1942
  Flights out of Engels and the auxiliary 
  field at Tambov happen nightly in cold 
  weather, through rain and snow. The 
  pace of instruction is relentless - three 
  years of training are compressed into 
  four months. Hanging over everyone’s 
  head are qualification flights for piloting 
  and navigation, as well as the specter 
  of the final exam, an actual combat 
  mission over German positions.
  THEATER OVERVIEW
  The region around Saratov is dominated 
  by the mighty Volga river, which is its 
  most prominent aid to navigation. 
  Beyond the valley of the Volga, gently 
  rolling hills and steppe are the primary 
  landform, with empty fields that await 
  spring and cultivation. The auxiliary 
  field at Tambov is in more densely 
  forested country with fewer landmarks. 
  Training is taking place during the 
  wettest season in this otherwise dry 
  region. The furthest German advance 
  places their forward units southwest 
  of Voronezh, with most training flights 
  very unlikely to encounter enemy troop 
  concentrations or reconnaissance.
  HONORS
  No decorations or medals are awarded 
  for completing flight training.
  MISSIONS
  SPECIAL RULES: Accelerated training means half the missions of a combat duty 
  station. Everyone must make at least one successful Wayfind and Attack Run move 
  while in training to qualify for combat duty.
   
   A: A Daylight mock bombing on a target range outside Bogoslavka. You’ll enjoy 
  “aggressive” fighter-bomber escort from the all-male 217th Assault Aviation 
  Regiment under Captain D.P. Galunov. Wayfinding rolls are optional. Potential 
  Enemy Fire is actually friendly fire from the 217th’s Tupolev SB’s, or nervous Soviet 
  anti-aircraft crews. Anyone participating advances, and must choose Deepening 
  Ties (and Regard).
   
   B: Under the tutelage of major Marina Raskova herself, a Night flying exercise 
  culminating in a live bomb attack on targets arranged on either bank of the 
  Tsna River, simulating a bridge. Potential Enemy Fire is damage from ordinance 
  dropped too low.
   
   C: Flying from the auxiliary airfield at Tambov, this is reconnaissance and 
  bombing of actual German positions near Stary Oskol, southwest of Voronezh. 
  This mission is carefully supervised by elements of the experienced and all-male 
  218th Night Bomber Regiment under D.D. Popov. Anyone participating advances, 
  and must choose Harsh Lessons (and a new move).
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  DUTY STATION 01: 
  ENGELS AIRDROME  
  (АЭРОДРОМ ЭНГЕЛЬСА)
   DAY
  FEBRUARY–APRIL 1942
  Accelerated training under Major 
  Marina Raskova has begun at the 
  Engels Aerodrome, across the Volga 
  river from Saratov. Classroom and 
  ground-based instruction happens at 
  Engels,  with flight exercises and tactical 
  problems  conducted out of a rough field 
  near Tambov that simulates combat 
  conditions. The pace is brutal and the 
  stakes are high —anyone falling behind 
  is immediately washed out.
  LOGISTICS OVERVIEW
  Engels Airdrome is a major center for 
  flight training, buzzing at all hours with 
  fighter, bomber and transport crews 
  learning to handle their aircraft. Many 
  begin earning their wings in the front 
  seat of a Po-2. Support is ubiquitous and 
  resources are abundant; +1 ongoing for 
  Scrounge and Repair at the well-equipped 
  Engels Airdrome.
  COMMAND STAFF
  Regimental Commander
  Chief of Staff
  Regimental Politruk
  Logistics & Training Officer
  Deputy Politruk
  OTHERS
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  QUESTIONS
   
   Which officer trainee arrived already homesick? 
   
   Which one of you has caught the eye of Major Raskova, and for what? 
   
   How are you dealing with the minor sabotage of your planes by male ground crews? 
   
   How is the Engels Aerodrome laid out? Where are the barracks, the flight line, 
  the hangars, the classrooms, the supply depot, the command building and control 
  tower? Where is the exercise yard and the secluded spot by the Volga where you 
  can look over at the bustling city of Saratov? 
  Draw it.
   
   By the way, what unusual feature makes the auxiliary field at Tambov so  
  difficult to fly out of? 
  AIRBASE LAYOUT
  
  DUTY STATION 02: 
  TRUD GORNYAKA  
  (ТРУД ГОРНЯКA)
  NIGHT
  JUNE–AUGUST 1942
  The summer weather is good for flying 
  and the Fascist scum have not quite 
  learned how to counter harassment 
  bombing. The biggest dangers come 
  from inexperienced crews and your 
  own primitive airfield, which is 
  made of split logs and mud. Hay 
  bales line the runway and are set on 
  fire to guide damaged planes home. 
  Circumstances are…not ideal.
  THEATER OVERVIEW
  The tactical area encompasses the 
  western gateway to the Caucasus, 
  consisting of birch forests, marshes and 
  fertile agricultural lands. Most of these 
  have been abandoned, and cultivated 
  fields make useful landmarks from the 
  air. A major southeast-northwest rail 
  line from Donetsk through Luhansk 
  to Starobilsk is also a key strategic 
  feature and navigational reference, 
  as is the Donets river just north of 
  Trud Gornyaka. Navigators, look for 
  structures around the Bryanka coal 
  mines and long fire breaks in the 
  forests. Note that a skilled pilot can put 
  a Po-2 down in one of these fire breaks 
  in an emergency. 
  HONORS
  No campaign medals are awarded 
  for defensive operations in the 
  Don river basin.
  MISSIONS
   
   A: Bombing a German First Panzer Army headquarters unit. Expect mobile 
  anti-aircraft artillery and, possibly, advance intelligence of your arrival.
   
   B: Harassing German and Hungarian infantry massing at a crossing along the 
  Mius river. Expect little resistance, unless you fly low enough to see the unit 
  patches on their shoulders.
   
   C: Precision bombing of the railroad crossing at Likhaya. Denying this junction 
  to rolling stock is an urgent request from the 40th Army, who intend to retake 
  the area and quickly put the rail line back in service. 
   
   D: Bombing a German marshaling yard behind the Don river crossing. Expect 
  railcar-mounted anti-aircraft guns, searchlights, and enemy air patrols at dusk 
  and dawn.
   
   E: Supporting the retreat from Rostov-on-Don by harassing German ordinance 
  depots. To reach this target, every plane in the Section will have to first endure 
  Enemy Fire. Anyone participating advances.
   
   F: Intense bombing of German troop positions and supply depots across the 
  Kuban area around Starobilsk and the Taganrog-Kuybyshev line. Heavy 
  patrols by Luftwaffe’s elite JG54 group should be expected through this area 
  of operation. All consequences are increased by one during this mission. Anyone 
  participating advances.
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  DUTY STATION 02: 
  TRUD GORNYAKA  
  (ТРУД ГОРНЯКA)
   DAY
  JUNE–AUGUST 1942
  Two months have passed. The 588th has 
  relocated to a remote field in the middle 
  of nowhere, within striking distance 
  of active combat zones on three sides. 
  The thunder of artillery is constant. 
  The badly battered Red Army is in 
  retreat; communication and supplies 
  are erratic. It’s time to earn first blood 
  in the Don river basin.
  LOGISTICS OVERVIEW
  Everything is chaos and the supply chain 
  is seriously fractured. New recruits 
  can’t even find the Regiment, much less 
  parts and consumables. Occasionally 
  aircraft need to be dispatched to distant 
  warehouses by day to bring back food. 
  -1 ongoing for Scrounge and Repair at 
  Trud Gornyaka. Find it and fix it yourself. 
  Welcome to the war.
  COMMAND STAFF
  Regimental Commander
  Chief of Staff
  Regimental Politruk
  Logistics & Training Officer
  Deputy Politruk
  OTHERS
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  QUESTIONS
   
   Which officer of the 588th was in no condition to fly when the regiment arrived 
  in Trud Gornyaka? 
   
   What is being done to keep livestock off the runway, and why isn’t it working? 
   
   Who gave the German FW190 pilot seemingly obsessed with your regiment the 
  nickname “Yellow-Tail”?
   
    What does the rye field used as an airbase at Trud Gornyaka look like? Where 
  is the rough runway lined by hay bales? Where are the leaky plywood covered 
  dugouts that serve as barracks? Where is the actual village, and the edge of the 
  thick forest? What’s the one place not drenched in mud? 
  Draw it.
  AIRBASE LAYOUT
  
  DUTY STATION 03: 
  PASHKOVSKAYA  
  (ПАШКОВСКАЯ)
  NIGHT
  MARCH–MAY 1943
  The regiment has moved west and south, 
  into the warm southern maritime region 
  dominated by the Kerch Strait. Now 
  you're occasionally flying over water for 
  the first time.
  Targets are heavily defended by anti-
  aircraft artillery, aided by spotlights 
  and supplemented by occasional fighter 
  cover. The Germans are slowly learning 
  how to defeat the Po-2 using FW-190 
  fighters at dusk and dawn.
  THEATER OVERVIEW
  The northern portion of the tactical 
  area consists of marshes, bottomlands 
  and vast swathes of arable land, much 
  of it now fallow. The southern portion 
  consists of rough country covered in 
  beech forests, rising into low hills and 
  even mountainous terrain. The maritime 
  climate is temperate and very wet. The 
  Kuban river is the dominant waterway, 
  stretching inland to Krasnodar and 
  beyond. German troops can appear 
  anywhere in the tactical area.
  Navigators, look for newly cultivated 
  fields in the north, patterns of small 
  lakes, unusual forest landmarks, and 
  bald hillsides in the south as waypoints. 
  HONORS
  Upon changing duty stations, all 
  members of the 588th Regiment are 
  awarded the Campaign Medal for the 
  Defense of the Caucasus. This honor  
  does not increase the +medals stat and 
  has no mechanical effect.
  MISSIONS
   
   A: Harassment of German positions near the Keramzitovy Zavod rail junction. 
  Expect searchlights and flatcar-mounted anti-aircraft guns.
   
   B: Bombing of a German supply depot near the front lines at Krasnodar. Expect 
  enemy combat air patrols.
   
   C: Attacking your own airfield, hastily evacuated and now being overrun by 
  the enemy. German troops are on the ground and preparing to land aircraft, 
  which would be a disaster. The 7-9 consequence when Wayfinding on this mission 
  is always Enemy Fire. Anyone participating advances. 
   
   D: Bombing the Krymskaya fuel dump and rail yard, near the city of Novorossiysk 
  on the Black Sea. A low-altitude attack on this target is suicidal, so precision 
  will be required. Burning fuel will illuminate you against the night sky as you 
  depart.
   
   E: Bombing the heavily-defended Village of Taman, behind the dreaded “Blue 
  Line”. Expect anti-aircraft artillery unless you come in over the sea, itself a 
  dangerous proposition.
   
   F: Conducting a daylight supply drop on the Malaya Zemlya beach-head near 
  Novorossiysk, tenuously held by Soviet naval infantry. No Wayfinding roll is 
  needed for this mission. To reach this target, all planes will have to first endure 
  Enemy Fire. Anyone participating advances.
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  DUTY STATION 03: 
  PASHKOVSKAYA  
  (ПАШКОВСКАЯ)
   DAY
  MARCH–MAY 1943
  Six months have passed. From a hast-
  ily converted civilian airfield here in 
  Pashkovskaya (“Pash-KOV-skya”), you 
  are supporting the Black Sea Fleet in 
  the battle for the Caucasus. The Ger-
  mans are pushing hard but you are 
  pushing harder.
  You’re sharing the field with the 
  celebrated (and all-male) 218th Fighter 
  Regiment, who have requisitioned 
  everything of utility or value, leaving 
  you with the scraps.
  LOGISTICS OVERVIEW
  Pashkovskaya is quite close to the city 
  of Krasnodar, which is a linch-pin in the 
  German plans for seizing the Caucasus. 
  Expect many of your missions to be 
  flown very close to home. 
  The supply situation is adequate, with 
  rail lines serving the city of Krasnodar 
  and trucks available to the airbase 
  personnel nearby. 
  Adequate supplies:  
  +0 to all Scrounge and Repair rolls.
  COMMAND STAFF
  Regimental Commander
  Chief of Staff
  Regimental Politruk
  Logistics & Training Officer
  Deputy Politruk
  OTHERS
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  QUESTIONS
   
   What completely unreasonable demand has been made on the regiment? 
   
   When is Lieutenant General Igor Miroshnichenko, Commander of the Fourth 
  Air Army, arriving for the inspection? 
   
   What steps have been taken to keep the regiment efficient in such close quarters 
  with her brothers in the 218th? 
   
   What does the shared military airfield at Pashkovskaya look like? Where are 
  the overcrowded women’s barrack tents shared with the 586th and where are 
  the spacious huts of the 218th? Where are the motor repair hardstands, the 
  armorer’s bunker, and the command tent? 
   
   What object just beyond the perimeter is a stark reminder of war’s cost? 
  Draw it.
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  DUTY STATION 04: 
  PERESYP’  
  (ПЕРЕСЫПЬ)
  NIGHT
  OCTOBER–DECEMBER 1943
  Driving the Fascist beasts off the 
  Taman Peninsula requires a new kind of 
  flying—often above the Sea of Azov and 
  Black Sea, over water at night. Without 
  landmarks this requires dead reckoning 
  with the careful coordination of airspeed, 
  heading and time. Extremely technical 
  flying in foul weather, combined with 
  stiffening German resistance, makes 
  for very stressful nights in the cockpit.
  THEATER OVERVIEW
  The tactical area covers the Taman 
  Peninsula, Kerch Strait and eastern 
  Crimea. This is a region of complex 
  topology, with mountains, foothills 
  and rocky lowlands all straddled by 
  open water to the north and south. 
  Navigators, memorize the features of the 
  coastline—if you can find the Chushka 
  spit you can follow it to solid ground 
  and home. Sea approaches will demand 
  skilled technical flying, and you can 
  expect strong resistance from land and 
  air and even sea at fascist-controlled 
  ports like Feodosiya. There is no location 
  completely safe from Hitlerite attacks 
  within the operational zone. 
  HONORS
  Upon changing duty stations, all 
  members of the 588th Regiment 
  are awarded the 46th Taman 
  Guards banner. This honor  does not 
  increase the +medals stat and has no 
  mechanical effect.
  MISSIONS
   
   A: The western terminus of the German cable tram moving equipment across 
  the Strait. The tramline extends several kilometers from the Crimean side 
  northeast of Kerch to the Chushka spit.
   
   B: KG51’s Luftwaffe fuel depot at the Feodosiya airfield. This is deep in German-
  occupied territory. This mission requires a pincer approach, one of which is 
  over water—two Wayfinding rolls by different navigators are needed to successfully 
  locate the target. Anyone participating advances.
   
   C: German trenches, close to friendly infantry near the village of Urma 
  straddling the Kuban river. Expect ineffectual ground fire.
   
   D: Rail marshaling yard behind the Kerch salient at Alushta. Expect fierce 
  anti-aircraft fire and searchlights.
   
   E: Anti-aircraft defenses atop Mt. Mitridat above Kerch, dangerous and 
  technically difficult to reach. The guns themselves have been modified to fire 
  at negative elevation, toward the beaches below. The Lead plane automatically 
  takes Enemy Fire. This mission requires two Attack Runs for successful completion. 
  Anyone participating advances.
   
   F: Daylight search for three missing barges full of naval infantry lost on the Black 
  Sea. This mission requires Wayfinding. An Attack Run to drop supplies and messages 
  is optional; Enemy Fire on a failure represents the harsh maritime environment.
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  DUTY STATION 04: 
  PERESYP’  
  (ПЕРЕСЫПЬ)
   DAY
  OCTOBER–DECEMBER 1943
  Four months have passed. The battle 
  of the Caucasus is slowly changing 
  momentum in the Soviet Union’s favor, 
  but the butcher’s bill has been high and 
  no end is in sight. You’re operating out 
  of a picturesque coastal village with 
  magnificent views of the serene Sea of 
  Azov. The villagers resent your presence 
  and your takeover of their community.
  LOGISTICS OVERVIEW
  Peresyp’ is close enough to truck-served 
  supply lines feeding the Red Army that 
  the Regiment is adequately provisioned 
  despite winter weather. The local 
  villages scattered along the coast of 
  the Sea of Azov can provide what the 
  Red Army Air Force does not—for a 
  price, of course. 
  Adequate supplies:  
  +0 to all Scrounge and Repair rolls.
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  Regimental Commander
  Chief of Staff
  Regimental Politruk
  Logistics & Training Officer
  Deputy Politruk
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  QUESTIONS
   
   Which officer of the 588th is quietly afraid to fly over water? 
   
   What secret luxury item are the local villagers rumored to possess, and who 
  would gladly pass up a promotion to get her hands on just a little? 
   
   Why has the NKVD set up shop in the abandoned church? 
   
   How is the runway—the packed-dirt main street of the village of Peresyp’—oriented? 
  Where is the converted school used as barracks, briefing room and staff 
  headquarters? How about the well-guarded supply tent, the barn-turned-hangar, 
  and the lonely hill overlooking the sea? 
  Draw it.
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  DUTY STATION 04 (ALTERNATE): 
  RUDNYA  
  (РУДНЯ)
  NIGHT
  MAY–JULY 1944
  The flying in featureless Byelorussia is 
  quite different from the hilly Caucasus. 
  The Luftwaffe has learned to fear 
  our Regiment and is busy perfecting 
  countermeasures, so stay alert. Front 
  lines are fluid and you can expect enemy 
  interference from air or ground in any 
  quarter. Nightly summer rains and 
  scarce landmarks may be the bigger 
  threat, however.
  THEATER OVERVIEW
  The terrain in the tactical area is 
  monotonous - marshy birch forest 
  interspersed with marshy pine forest. 
  Dead reckoning will be helpful here 
  - the forests are, in essence, another 
  sea. Landing a plane in a village or fire 
  break may be tempting, but summer 
  rains mean that your impromptu 
  runway will be a morass of mud. From 
  the Mogilev district, where fighting is 
  heavy, you can follow the Dniepr up to 
  the city of Orsha. Orsha is a good point 
  of reckoning, on the fork of the Dnieper 
  and Arshytsa rivers. Follow the Dniepr 
  east to a prominent oxbow, then due 
  north is home. 
  HONORS
  No campaign medals are awarded for 
  offensive operations in the Byelorussian 
  area of operations.
  MISSIONS
   
   A: Flying to the base of Simcha Zorin’s Jewish partisans, hidden in the Naliboki 
  Forest. A Red Army officer must be delivered, and Zorin must be evacuated. 
  No Attack Run is needed but the liaison plane must make a Wheels Down roll. All 
  consequences are increased by one during this mission.
   
   B: Harassing enemy defensive positions along the Pronya river in the  
  Mogilev sector. 
   
   C: Bombing the headquarters of the collaborationist Byelorussian Central Rada 
  in Minsk. If any consequences during an Attack Run are called for on this mission, 
  one must always be “crew is marked”. Anyone participating advances.
   
   D: Supporting the 588th’s aviation maintenance battalion, hunting German 
  stragglers in the forest surrounding the airbase. Low-level flying to spot enemies, 
  and steep, dangerous banks to shoot at them with the rear machine gun.
   
   E: A precision “stealth” attack on command elements of SS-Sturmbrigade RONA, 
  made up entirely of Russian traitors. The goal is to assassinate their leader, 
  Bronislav Kaminski. They are encamped in Orsha.
   
   F: Conducting long-distance harassment of the Luftwaffe airfield at Zambrów, 
  in eastern Poland. The weather is foul—the 7-9 consequence when Wayfinding 
  on this mission is always harm to the crew. Anyone participating advances.
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  DUTY STATION 04 (ALTERNATE): 
  RUDNYA  
  (РУДНЯ)
   DAY
  MAY–JULY 1944
  Four months have passed since Peresyp’. 
  The Regiment has been repositioned to 
  support Operation Bagration and the 
  liberation of Byelorussia. The Germans 
  are not yet in full retreat but the 
  writing is on the wall - you are going 
  to Berlin. The Nazi monsters have been 
  particularly cruel to Byelorussia, and 
  they have sworn to burn down a village 
  for every attack you make.
  LOGISTICS OVERVIEW
  You are based close to Smolensk, which 
  is a major supply hub through which 
  men and materiel flow west to fuel 
  the First Byelorussian Front. Your 
  modest contribution to its success is 
  amply supported with fuel, spares 
  and fresh - if green - crews. Updated, 
  higher horsepower Shvetsov engines 
  are arriving now. 
  Adequate supplies:  
  +0 to all Scrounge and Repair rolls.
  COMMAND STAFF
  Regimental Commander
  Chief of Staff
  Regimental Politruk
  Logistics & Training Officer
  Deputy Politruk
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  QUESTIONS
   
   Who in the 588th has been quietly meeting every Sunday for a prayer group? 
   
   How have the partisans that occasionally filter out of the woods been treated? 
   
   What horrific rumor precedes them?  
   
   What aspect of the accommodations at Rudnya is worse than any duty 
  station thusfar? 
   
   How are the crossed runways, hacked out of the forest, positioned in relation 
  to the incongruous, tilting statue of Lenin? Where are the ten identical log 
  buildings housing the 588th, and where are the enemies of the state who built 
  them being kept? Where is the boggy stream that serves as a latrine amid clouds 
  of mosquitoes? 
  Draw it.
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  DUTY STATION 05: 
  ZAMBRÓW 
  (ЗАМБИЯ)
  NIGHT
  OCTOBER–DECEMBER 1944
  The operational pace begins to slow as 
  the length and complexity of individual 
  sorties increases. Here in Poland, 
  flights of several hundred kilometers 
  are suddenly routine. The Regiment 
  can’t hope to keep pace with the rapidly-
  advancing front lines. We’ll retrain 
  for higher altitude flying and develop 
  strategies for avoiding the new threat 
  of night-hunting JU-87s.
  THEATER OVERVIEW
  The northern portion of the tactical 
  The operational area consists of the 
  northern half of Poland. Along the Baltic 
  it stretches from Szczecin to the massive 
  natural harbor around Gdańsk to East 
  Prussia. Below the coast lie the central 
  lowlands, from Warsaw to Poznań, from 
  the Oder River in the west to the Vistula 
  and beyond to the east. It is by far the 
  largest zone of tactical operations the 
  588th has yet been asked to handle. 
  Navigators, longer missions will force 
  you to rely on dead reckoning. The 
  Nerew/Bug River, where it splits from 
  the Vistula, is a good reference point.  
  It flows east, and its southeast bend is  
  15 kilometers due south of Zambrów. 
  HONORS
  Upon changing duty stations, all 
  members of the 588th Regiment are 
  awarded the Campaign Medal for the 
  Liberation of Warsaw. This medal does 
  not increase the +medals stat.
  MISSIONS
   
   A: Making a surprise attack on the heavily-defended German headquarters, IX 
  Corps, Third Panzer Army, Army Group Center, at Poznań. Any plane damaged on 
  this mission will not be able to return to the airbase. Anyone participating advances.
   
   B: Bombing an ammunition depot outside Grudziasz, in support of the First 
  Belorussian Front. Depleting German supplies is vital and the Front is counting 
  on you to deliver.
   
   C: Bombing the port of Gdańsk. German night-equipped JU-87 squadrons are 
  specifically hunting Po-2s in the area and the greatest caution is urged. To reach 
  this target, all planes will have to first endure Enemy Fire. Anyone participating 
  advances.
   
   D: Conducting the emergency medical evacuation of Colonel Franciszek Jóźwiak, 
  chief of staff of Armia Ludowa, Poland’s Communist resistance, from behind 
  enemy lines. Leave the back seat free! This mission is at the limits of the Po-2’s 
  range—two Wayfinding rolls by the same navigator are needed to successfully locate 
  the target.
   
   E: Harassing the German garrison at Chełmno. These troops are disorganized 
  and no resistance is expected. 
   
   F: Bombing the train station at Nasielsk, in support of the attack on Warsaw. 
  Anticipate German fighter cover and possibly anti-aircraft artillery.
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  DUTY STATION 05: 
  ZAMBRÓW 
  (ЗАМБИЯ)
   DAY
  OCTOBER–DECEMBER 1944
  A year has passed since Peresyp’.  
  The airfield at Zambrów is being used 
  by other units, leaving the 588th with 
  a wheat field next door. The weather 
  is cold and icy, and so is the attitude 
  of the men flying flashier planes from 
  improved runways. The competition to 
  be the first to attack German soil in East 
  Prussia is on everyone’s lips.
  LOGISTICS OVERVIEW
  Supplies are catching up with the racing 
  Red Army, and a tidal wave of materiel is 
  rolling across Byelorussia, Ukraine and 
  Poland. The Regiment can dip an eager 
  hand into the flood and provision itself 
  well. American lend-lease goods are 
  showing up in quantity. Opportunities 
  for graft abound. +1 ongoing for Scrounge 
  and Repair at Zambrów.
  COMMAND STAFF
  Regimental Commander
  Chief of Staff
  Regimental Politruk
  Logistics & Training Officer
  Deputy Politruk
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  QUESTIONS
   
   Which officer of the 588th came to Poland loaded with luxury goods? 
   
   According to rumors, what lies just beyond the perimeter in the birch forest? 
   
   Where is the actual airbase next door? 
   
   Why has a lock been installed on the regimental chart case? 
   
   How has a wheat field outside Zambrów been turned into an airfield? Where 
  is the runway, and who cuts endless timber by day to harden it? Where are  
  the barracks and command tents? What surprising source of shelter does 
  Zambrów offer the regiment’s planes? Where is the only place to get out of the 
  endless freezing rain? 
  Draw it.
  AIRBASE LAYOUT
  
  DUTY STATION 06: 
  CHWASZCZYNO/BUCHHOLZ
  NIGHT
  MARCH–MAY 1945
  Flying out of the grass field at 
  Chwaszczyno feels like a return to 
  the bad old days of 1942 and Trud 
  Gornyaka. The Hitlerites are running 
  like frightened dogs now and the long-
  distance sorties continue. 
  Buchholz is in the heart of hell— 
  “To Berlin!” has been your rallying cry 
  but now you are there, flying intensely 
  dangerous missions against suicidally 
  brave opponents. 
  THEATER OVERVIEW
  Western Poland and the stinking hole 
  known as Germany that we are sweeping  
  the Hitlerite rats back into are bisected 
  by the Oder river, which forms a natural 
  boundary and a good navigational 
  reference point. The Baltic coast at the 
  top of our tactical area can be followed 
  east to the Hel Peninsula, Gdansk 
  Bay, and eventually Chwaszczyno. 
  The country below is utterly ruined. 
  Certainly Berlin, eternally burning, is 
  a prominent landmark from all points 
  east. The villages of Eastern Germany 
  are essentially flattened, but look 
  for noteworthy church spires or the 
  shells of factories. 
  HONORS
  Upon completing the final mission or 
  changing Duty Stations, the war ends. 
  All members of the 588th Regiment 
  are awarded the Campaign Medal 
  for the Capture of Berlin and the 
  Campaign Medal of Victory in the 
  Great Patriotic War.
  MISSIONS
  FIRST, FLYING OUT OF CHWASZCZYNO 
   
   A: Dropping Propaganda leaflets on German troops massing to retreat across 
  the front, from the Oder to the Baltic beaches west of Koszalin. No one can use 
  the Vedomaya move on this mission. Each plane flies alone and must Wayfind alone. 
  No Attack Run is needed.
   
   B: Harassing a resupply staging area for Army Group Vistula.  
  Expect little resistance. 
   
   C: The besieged but heavily defended “fortress city” of Königsberg.  
  Only volunteers will fly this mission. To reach this target, all planes will have to 
  first endure Enemy Fire. Anyone participating advances.
  THEN, FLYING OUT OF BUCHHOLZ 
   
   D: Repeated bombing of a Third Panzer Army fuel dump and supply depot at 
  Pankow, minutes away. Expect heavy anti-aircraft fire. All of Berlin is ablaze 
  and your planes can easily be seen in the fire-lit skies—the 7-9 consequence when 
  Wayfinding on this mission is always Enemy Fire. Anyone participating advances.
   
   E: Long distance harassment of the German Ninth Army, trapped in the Halbe 
  pocket south of Berlin. No one can use the Vedomaya move on this mission, and 
  damaged planes cannot return to Buchholz. 
   
   F: Headquarters of Verteidigungsbereich Swinemünde, a knot of Nazi  
  dead-enders who will fight to the last.
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  TACTICAL CHART
  
  DUTY STATION 06: 
  CHWASZCZYNO/BUCHHOLZ
   DAY
  MARCH–MAY 1945
  Three months have passed. The war 
  nears its bloody conclusion. Death 
  spasms of the Third Reich and the 
  fall of Berlin.
  NOTE: This Duty Station is divided in 
  two. Complete the first three missions at 
  Chwaszczyno, then relocate to Buchholz 
  for the final three. Moving to Buchholz 
  doesn’t count as changing Duty Sta-
  tions, but it is a powerful signal that 
  the tempo is increasing and the war is 
  close to ending.
  LOGISTICS OVERVIEW
  Chwaszczyno is a return to the 
  Regiment’s roots - a forgotten muddy 
  field. Supplies are difficult to obtain and 
  slow in coming. -1 ongoing for Scrounge 
  and Repair at Chwaszczyno. 
  Buchholz, in contrast, is at the tip of the 
  logistical spear and awash in parts and 
  consumables - some of it captured from 
  the Luftwaffe. +1 ongoing for Scrounge 
  and Repair at Buchholz.
  COMMAND STAFF
  Regimental Commander
  Chief of Staff
  Regimental Politruk
  Logistics & Training Officer
  Deputy Politruk
  OTHERS
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  QUESTIONS
   
   Which officer of the 588th arrived in Chwaszczyno under a cloud of suspicion? 
   
   What makes this vast muddy field different from all the previous vast 
  muddy fields? Where is the mess tent, the barracks and headquarters tents,  
  the ammunition dump? What building has been requisitioned and turned into 
  a maintenance shop? 
  Draw it.
   
   According to rumors, what fate awaits female aviators after the war? 
   
   How did the Luftwaffe lay out the airfield at Buchholz? Where are the 
  barracks, the dining hall, the machinist’s workshop, the hangars? Where are 
  the supplies kept? What reminders of the Third Reich cannot be erased here?  
  What comfortable structure has the NKVD commandeered for its own use? 
  Draw it.
  AIRBASE LAYOUT
  
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