It is 1916 and the Great War is about to venture into the skies of Western Europe in numbers never previously imagined. For the next two and a half years the intensity of aerial combat grows exponentially as new machines are continually brought into service and new tactics evolve. For the men who fly these missions a multitude of skills need to be learned in short order before they can expect to stand a chance of ever going home. The combat sequences are derived from an algorithm created by the author to give original but realistic content, from dog-fighting to strafing attacks to suicidal...