15th of October is a birthday of soviet fighter ace — Arseny Vorozheikin, and on 16th — Brendan Finucane, famous RAF wing commander and Spitfire ace.
SPECIAL:
From 16th of October 06:00 GMT to 17th of October 06:00 GMT (From 15th of October 23:00 PDT to 16th of October 23:00 PDT) 20% special discount for purchasing qualifications for the following aircraft:
Yak-7B, Yak-1B, Yak-9 Т, Yak-9 К, Yak-3, Yak-3P,Yak-9P
Spitfire F.Mk.IX, Spitfire F.Mk.XVI and Spitfire LF.Mk.XVI
Arseny Vorozheikin (1912 – 2001)
Arseny Vorozheikin was born on October 28th 1912 in Prokofievka village, now Gorodetsky district of Nizhny Novgorod region from a peasant family.
Brendan Finucane
Brendan Finucane was born on the 16th October 1920 at Rathmines near Dublin in Ireland. In 1936 the family moved to England and Brendan joined the RAF in 1938. On completing his training he was posted as a Pilot Officer with the Spitfire equipped 65 Squadron at RAF Hornchurch..
One of the new tracks for War Thunder recorded for ground battles performed by Baltic Symphonic Orchestra. The soundtrack was recorded in June 2013, in St. — Petersburg
The video shows War Thunder sound engineers recording sounds of tanks in the USA and Germany. More than a dozen of tanks were recorded including 40 Stug, Panzer 3 and 4, Sherman M4A3, M4A1, and others. As well as sounds of American 105mm howitzer shooting.
Destroy 3 and 10 enemy aircraft in Historical Battles
Destroy 5 enemy aircraft in Full Real Battle
and earn over 100 000 Silver Lions
Moreover event: Rices Terraces [Historical Battles] with +20% reward bonus will be added for the duration of the Special! Fight as one of Flying Tigers or Japanese Ace.
Pilots and tankers! We would like to show your preliminary research trees for War Thunder ground forces!
Starting from October 12th 16:00 GMT (09:00 PDT) watch eNtaK's Twitch channel where he together with our dedicated players PhlyDaily and BaronVonGamez will announce German ground forces tree!
The Ace of the Month feature has now been running since March, and has brought ace biographies, skins, decals and special offers to War Thunder. Now you have the chance to win Golden Eagles by capturing the spirit of these extraordinary aviators with action packed screenshots!
The rules for this competition are slightly different to previous competitions; whilst you still have to try to capture the action and excitement of the game, you now have the additional constraint of keeping things as visually realistic as possible.
From October 11th 06:00 GMT to October 12th 06:00 GMT (From October 10th 23:00 PDT to October 11th 06:00 PDT) War Thunder presents special discounts for legendary aircraft!
35% special discount for purchase price and 20% special discount for all qualifications for the following planes:
2nd Lt Charlie Brown was a B-17 Flying Fortress pilot with the 379th Bomber Group at RAF Kimbolton, England. His B-17 was called 'Ye Old Pub' and was in a terrible state, having been hit by flak and fighters. The compass was damaged and they were flying deeper over enemy territory instead of heading home to RAF Kimbolton. The B-17 suffered terrible damage: The nose was smashed; the tail section was missing part of a wing and the top of the tail. One engine was out and the fuselage was littered with bullet holes.
And we also would like to introduce a fan made film by a father and sons combo, showing the fictional sortie made by P38 pilot Ben Rogers returning to base after escort duty with a squadron of B17's, Ben has to fight a storm on two fronts, the weather is against him and the enemy wants blood. A heroic story of courage and skill, apt that he should be flying the Lightning for his last mission against all the odds. This is an example of the commitment and conviction shown by many world war two pilots and the dedication by our fans to show a game off to it's best. Thank you to all our fans out there!
We would like to introduce first video of «WarThunder Nations» series.
British and Australian Royal Airforce are represented by numerous in-game aircraft, beginning from biplanes flying over Malta in 1940, followed by famous Spitfires and Hurricanes fighting over Sicily in 1943 and Gloster jet fighters in skies of Korea.
I received a very cold welcome when I joined the regiment. Gulaev vehemently protested when he heard that I had been appointed his wingman, «Why did they give me a Jew!!!» Yes, and the regimental commander Bobrov himself called me «Abram» instead of my real name. But enough! Such antisemitism is on his conscience; maybe Smushkevich denied him a decoration in Spain? But I became real friends with Gulaev, and more than once we saved each other's life. By the way, he never let anything antisemitic slip in my presence.