📆From April 15th (11:00 GMT) until April 29th (11:00 GMT), earn mission points in Air Battles, unlock stages and receive rewards!

When: From April 13th (11:00 GMT) until April 16th (11:00 GMT).

Where: USSR > Aviation > Premium vehicles.

An ordnance tracking camera has been in the game for a long time, but previously was only able to track the last munition that was launched/dropped. While this was fine for unguided weapons in most cases, it’s a different situation with guided weapons, especially those operating on a “fire and forget” principle. Let’s be honest, you’ve often wanted to see what all the missiles fired at different targets were doing!

And guess what, now you can! In a recent update, we added icons for fired weapons to the tactical map in Air Battles, as well as the ability to select the weapon you want to track by simply clicking on it on the map and pressing the assigned tracking button. So be sure to double your situational awareness and take advantage of this new feature!

Players flying high-ranking aircraft might have occasionally encountered a problem when pressing the bomb release button. It didn’t work! Additionally, some message about the drop point appeared. If you’ve played the game for a long time, you know what the CCRP (Continuously Computed Release Point) is and how to use it, but it may cause confusion for less experienced pilots, especially considering that some aircraft automatically set target points points due to onboard system peculiarities. We’ll explain what this means and what we’ve done to prevent players from finding themselves in this situation.

Setting a target point (also known as a point of interest) activates navigational bombing mode. By default, this also activates automatic bomb release. Simply put, when flying over the desired point on the trajectory and holding the bomb release button, the aircraft will automatically release bombs at the appropriate time. Manual bomb release at other targets is unavailable during this time — you must either deactivate the aiming point or disable automatic bomb release with a dedicated keybind.

To avoid confusion for players encountering advanced systems for the first time, we’ve added a hint informing them that manual bomb release is not possible and offer to disable the aiming point. New players will no longer encounter this situation, as the setting that regulates automatic bomb release at the start of the mission is now disabled by default. If you don’t use this feature, you can disable its automatic activation in the menu “Settings > Air Battle Settings > Activation of automatic bomb release in CCRP mode at mission start”. Also, don’t forget that you can turn it on and off whenever you like by using the key combination assigned to the “Automatic Bomb Release in CCRP Mode” setting.

There was a compression error that caused some data to be lost when replays were played back. The position of a player’s vehicle was completely lost, resulting in a message saying “Player’s position is temporarily unknown”, which became increasingly common after the release of the Ninth Wave major update. This error was fixed in Update 2.55.1.39, released on April 7th. All players should be visible in server replays made after that date.

When: From April 17th (09:00 GMT) until April 20th (09:00 GMT).

Where: Italy > Aviation > Premium vehicles.

When: From April 17th (11:00 GMT) until April 20th (11:00 GMT).

Where: USA > Aviation > Premium vehicles.

The A-6E Intruder will return to being available to purchase at full price for 9,270 Golden Eagles after the promotion ends.

Meet this premium Spitfire Mk 9 from the Royal Hellenic Air Force, flown by Lieutenant Georgios Smyrniotopoulos. This aircraft boasts the inscription “MYSTRAS”, which is the name of Georgios’ birthplace. The Greek Spitfire LF Mk IXc (CW) is a modification of the legendary British Spitfire with a shortened wing (CW stands for Clipped Wing), which significantly increases the roll rate, while a special engine tuning allows it to reach maximum speeds as early as 15,000 ft! This plane is also excellently armed, with two cannons and four machine guns, plus 250 and 500 lb bombs and a 500 lb AP bomb for use against ships.

In the game, the Spitfire LF Mk IXc (CW) comes in as a premium at rank IV in the Israel aircraft research tree. This Spitfire is an easy and enjoyable start to learning Israeli aviation and a wonderful addition to your collection of vehicles for any mode!

IJN Suzutsuki, a destroyer and the third ship in the Akizuki class, was commissioned into the Imperial Japanese Navy in 1943 and immediately entered combat. The ship suffered serious battle damage several times and participated in several major military operations, including the final voyage of the Yamato, where she suffered a direct hit to the bow by a bomb. Repairs were deemed hopeless for the ship.

In the game, IJN Suzutsuki is coming as a premium rank III Destroyer. While somewhat less maneuverable than many of her classmates, she is armed with eight 100 mm main guns, carries powerful 610 mm torpedoes, and boasts a large arsenal of anti-aircraft guns and radars to repel air attacks.

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