Air forces / command ledger

Choose your command.

Every air force is more than an emblem. It is aircraft on strength, crews ready for duty, research paths, production pressure, and losses that cannot be wished away.

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Battle of Britain · 10 July 1940

Two commands.
Two different problems.

The figures below are the game’s campaign-start ledger: aircraft on strength, crews and pilots present, and research nodes represented. Historical gaps and modelled estimates remain identified inside the game.

Playable at launch

United Kingdom

Royal Air Force

Read the warning network, preserve Fighter Command, and decide which raids must be met. The defensive system is powerful only while its sectors, airfields, aircraft, and people still connect.

Aircraft on strength: 1,704
Crews & pilots present: 2,321
Research nodes: 37

Command pressureDetection · interception · endurance

Open RAF dossier

Playable at launch

Germany

Luftwaffe

Build pressure across the Channel, coordinate unlike aircraft and mission types, and turn strength on paper into sustainable operations across distance, weather, and opposition.

Aircraft on strength: 3,660
Crews & pilots present: 3,506
Research nodes: 52

Command pressureConcentration · range · replacement

Open Luftwaffe dossier

What these numbers mean. Aircraft and aircrew totals are the opening order-of-battle values represented by the current 10 July 1940 campaign dataset—not claims about every aircraft or person historically available to either nation. Research counts are playable nodes in the current launch-side trees.

The wider air war

Eight commands
on the horizon.

These air forces are represented by approved project emblems and are planned for future expansion. Campaigns, aircraft totals, crew ledgers, and research trees are not announced yet.