TF Lord pilots,

I am about to show you a training film, these are shots that were taken over France with HF_Tauriac gun cameras.
I want you to notices the angle of the attacking fighter that gets a hit on the bomber. Also notices that he attack the left wing of bomber. These are going to be a standard for the HF's and the TF Lord pilots.
Attack from under target as much as you can, always attack the left wing and engine. Reason for this is, if we all aim for left wing of bombers than we cause damage enough to put bomber in a uncontrollable left turn. The He111 has to be trim from start to get a bad left turn out of it to hold it to fly straight. So we are just making it harder. Second lets say one HF hits a bomber on left wing and than must break contact due to a FW190 in the area. But another HF comes along and just picks up where the first one has started, THE LEFT WING.
I want you also to notice that the attacking fighter did not get too close, he did a hit and run on the left wing this will keep him from staying behind target and getting hit by tail gunners, second keeps him from crashing into target, third- keeps him moving in case enemy fighters in the area. You do not want to get right behind target and becoming a target. Keep moving and searching the area for fighter escorts. It will not take much to put bomber in a uncontrollable left turn. Once you see bomber in a bad left turn start working on another bomber. Don't waste your ammo on following bomber down. Lets get them all hit first and than worry about finishing the job. Remember, there will be escorts in area so we need to keep or put some ammo a side for them if you need to defend yourself. But, number one target is Bomber, left wing.

So let the movie run, it takes time to set up but once its ready you will enjoy the show. One more thing notice that the camera plane got hit at the end from tail gunners. Attack by coming up on bomber and behind target. Is this the only way to do it? NO, we will send more films as they are available.

HF Fighter Command
Thanks "T" for film.