EAW Tally Ho

DEAN H

DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT

Welcome to the 'EAW Tally Ho Site' page of Dean 'DeanH' Hill.

Here you will find various downloads created for the flight simulation European Air War by Microprose. These downloads may consists of modified aircraft skins, 3DZ models or add-ons.
To download any of the creations, just click on the relevant picture or link.

13/April/2004.

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	Screen shot of the cockpit (included in the downloads)
	This is the separate download for the CTD wing fix for the Douglas A20 series , created by Captain Kurt.
	This model depicts a Douglas Boston Mk.III of No. 88 Squadron, RAF, Circa 1942. This Squadron flew this aircraft type from 1940 to April 1945 and was one of only 4 RAF Squadrons to do so. Employed as medium and low level bombers, this Squadron was in constant action over France and the low countries. Later in 1944 they became a part of the 2nd TAF and provided tactical air support the Commonwealth armies advancing into Germany. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (Corrected Bomber version on the 25/May/2003) (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts a Douglas Boston Mk.III of No. 88 Squadron, RAF, Circa 1944. This Squadron flew this aircraft type from 1940 to April 1945 and was one of only 4 RAF Squadrons to do so. Employed as medium and low level bombers, this Squadron was in constant action over France and the low countries. Later in 1944 they became a part of the 2nd TAF and provided tactical air support the Commonwealth armies advancing into Germany. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts a Douglas A-20A of No.22 Squadron, RAAF, which began operations with the A-20A in New Guinea 1942-43. They also flew Boston III versions. This group was re-equipped with Australian built Beauforts in 1944. Flt. Ltn. W.E. Newton won the Victoria Cross, the Commonwealth's highest honor on March 16th 1943, flying with this squadron. During this mission he and his gunner, Sgt. J. Lyon, were shot down and captured by the Japanese. Flt. Ltn. Newton was beheaded and Sgt. Lyon was bayonetted to death by the Japanese as their punishment for being captured. The Australians adopted the USAAF gun nose conversion for their A-20's. It carried 6 .50 claliber machine guns in the nose and was used for low level missions against Japanese barges, shipping and other installations, and other ground attack duties supporting the Australian Army's advance against Buna. They were used both as a strafer and bomber. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20A 'War Bond Special', flown by Lieutenant Risden Lyons of the 89th Bomb Squadron, 3rd Attack Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF, New Guinea 1942-43. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. New 3DZ model 21/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20B 'Lady Jean', a glass nosed medium altitude bomber of the 47th Bomb Group, 12th Air Force, USAAF, shortly after they arrived in North Africa in 1942 for tactical air support. The Group used the A-20s at first for medium altitude and low level bombing missions, and later when news of the successful gun nose conversions made by the 89th Squadron for their Pacific theater A-20's reached them, converted a number of their A-20B's to ground strafers. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20B 'Marty I', a gun nosed strafer conversion of the 84th Bomb Squadron, 47th Bomb Group, 12th Air Force, USAAF shortly after they arrived in North Africa in 1942 for tactical air support. The Group used the A-20s at first for medium altitude and low level bombing missions, and later when news of the successful gun nose conversions made by the 89th Squadron for their Pacific theater A-20's reached them, converted a number of their A-20B's to ground strafers. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts a Douglas A-20B Havoc was with an unknown unit of the VVS-VF Northern Fleet Air Force, Arctic Front, 1943 -'44. Not much is known about Soviet operations with the A-20 Havoc. They used it both as a strafer and bomber to good effect. Almost half of all A-20's produced were sent to the Soviet Union under lend-lease, many going to the Soviet Naval Air Force. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20G 'Green Hornet' of the 675th Bomb Squadron, 417th Bomb Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. CTD wing fix included 12/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20G 'Little Joe' of the 389th Bomb Squadron, 3rd Bomb Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. CTD wing fix included 12/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20G 'Miss Winona II', flown by Captain Rod Arnett with the 674th Bomb Squadron, 417th Bomb Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. CTD wing fix included 12/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20J 'Bill', which was Bill was an A-20J from the 644th Bomb Squadron, 410th Bomb Group, 9th Air Force USAAF, named after the young son of the pilot. The 410th BG flew medium altitude bombing missions first from England and later from captured airfields in France after the invasion. Most missions after the invasion were tactical to support Allied armies advancing into occupied France. She was shot down by flak and made a forced landing in liberated France in 1944. It is thought that the gunner was either killed or seriously wounded in the incident. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (Corrected Bomber version on the 25/May/2003) (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)
	This model depicts the Douglas A-20J 'Helen', which was A-20J from the 645th Bomb Squadron, 410th Bomb Group, 9th Air Force USAAF in 1945. The 410th BG flew medium altitude bombing missions first from England and later from captured airfields in France after the invasion. Most missions after the invasion were tactical to support Allied armies advancing into occupied France. By 1945, German ground movement was done at night to elude the rover fighter bombers that blanketed what was left of the western part of the Third Reich. The 410th switched a number of their aircraft to night interdiction missions flown singly instead of by formations of bombers. The planes carried flares, which they would drop over highways, and then proceed to bomb any traffic they found. A number of these planes were painted overall black in the field for these missions - 'Helen' was one of these. This HR skin was created by DeanH and was based on the adapted 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (Corrected Bomber version on the 25/May/2003) (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)