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| Tour | FnF June 2015 Statistics |
| Mission | NW - Violence over Verdun (tdm) |
| Type | Sopwith Triplane |
| Payload | 7.69 x 1000 |
Modifications
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| Fuel | 25% |
| Coalition | Triple Entente |
| Country | France |
| Date start | 30.06.2015 10:01 |
| Date end | 30.06.2015 10:02 |
| Flight time | 15 seconds |
| Ratio | 0.50 |
| Status | crashed (dead) |
| Bullets fired | 65 |
| Bullets hits | 0 |
| Gun Accuracy | 0% |
| Rockets fired | 0 |
| Rockets hits | 0 |
| Rockets Accuracy | 0% |
| Dropped bombs | 0 |
| Hits Bombs | 0 |
| Bomb Accuracy | 0% |
| Score | 0 |
| Fighters | 0 |
| Fighters (static) | 0 |
| TwoSeats | 0 |
| Bombers | 0 |
| Pilots | 0 |
| Gunners | 0 |
| Assisted | 0 |
| Unconfirmed AK | 0 |
| AI Fighters | 0 |
| AI TwoSeats | 0 |
| AI Bombers | 0 |
| AI Pilots | 0 |
| AI Gunners | 0 |
| Friendly planes | 0 |
| Friendly pilots | 0 |
| Friendly gunners | 0 |
| Aerostats | 0 |
| Light tanks | 0 |
| Heavy tanks | 0 |
| Tanks (static) | 0 |
| Locomotives | 0 |
| Wagons | 0 |
| Light ships | 0 |
| Middle ships | 0 |
| Heavy ships | 0 |
| Ships (static) | 0 |
| Submarines | 0 |
| Vehicles | 0 |
| Vehicles (static) | 0 |
| Planes no TO | 0 |
| Artillery | 0 |
| Artillery (static) | 0 |
| Infantry | 0 |
| MachineGuns | 0 |
| AAA | 0 |
| AA MachineGuns | 0 |
| Friendly Ground Units | 0 |
| Bridges | 0 |
| Airfields | 0 |
| Railway Stations | 0 |
| Factories | 0 |
| Firing Point | 0 |
| Friendly Buildings | 0 |
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30.06.2015 10:01:31
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] was respawned |
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30.06.2015 10:02:28
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] take off |
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30.06.2015 10:02:43
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] has damaged (1.0) |
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30.06.2015 10:02:43
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] was disabled |
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30.06.2015 10:02:43
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] has wounded (0.844) |
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30.06.2015 10:02:43
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] has wounded (0.156) |
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30.06.2015 10:02:43
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] has died |
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30.06.2015 10:02:43
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] has finished |
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30.06.2015 10:02:43
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FSX737200 [Sopwith Triplane] crashed on the ground |