About this game
While not involving combat, this game was designed by a pilot to simulate "blind flying" conditions. At the time, a transmitter near the airport would send out a radio buzz indicating the correct landing track. Veering left or right of the lane would trigger the Morse code letters A or N. When on track and near the airport, the signal would fade altogether. For wartime production, the planes were made of a wood-based cellulose composite.
Mechanism
Roll and Move
Rules
Players choose an approach lane, and each turn make a spin that determines their move. When they successfully enter the "cone of silence" around the airport, they roll for landing instructions. First plane on the ground wins.
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