From February 12th 15:00 GMT to February 15th 07:00 GMT Take part in air battles between Germany and Great Britain in random battles and in the events.
Destroy enemy aircraft and earn Supply boxes! Tasks:
While flying listed Bf.109 series aircraft, destroy a total of 30 listed enemy Spitfires and earn a 'Supply Box'! 
While flying listed Bf.109 series aircraft, destroy a total of 70 listed enemy Spitfires and earn a 'Supply Box'! 
While flying listed Bf.109 series aircraft, destroy a total of 100 listed enemy Spitfires and earn a 'Supply Box'! The multipliers are x2 for RB and x3 for SB.
While flying listed Spitfire series aircraft, destroy a total of 30 listed enemy Bf.109s and earn a 'Supply Box'! While flying listed Spitfire series aircraft, destroy a total of 70 listed enemy Bf.109s and earn a 'Supply Box'! While flying listed Spitfire series aircraft, destroy a total of 100 listed enemy Bf.109s and earn a 'Supply Box'! The multipliers are x2 for RB and x3 for SB.
Participate in the Battles: Vehicle List:
[Duel]
Cliffed coast (AB)
[Duel]
Cliffed coast (RB)
[Duel]
Cliffed coast (SB)
Spitfire F Mk.XIVc, Spitfire F Mk.XIVe, Spitfire F Mk.XVIIIe, Spitfire FR Mk.XIVe
Bf.109G-10, Bf.109G-14,
Bf.109K-4
Supply Boxes:
For completion of each stage you will get a "Supply Box", which contains one of the following items:
- Back-ups for German or British aircraft of ranks 2-4
- 10%-75% RP and SL gain boosters
- Random discount for German or British premium aircraft
- Main prize: 200% RP+SL booster
Terms:
- Your progress from previous completed stages is saved;
- The tasks can be completed both in random battles and special events, available in the Events and Tournaments tab;
- The tasks can not be completed in Enduring Confrontation events.
- You can follow your progress in your profile - check Achievements -> Air duels
End-war Messerschmitts vs End-war Spitfires
Throughout the course of World War Two, the pace of aircraft development with the ever changing conflict grew at a tremendous rate. Within 5 years, many countries had gone from Biplanes to Monoplanes, and a few into the early dawn of the Jet Age. The experience gained from battle and from evaluating current aircraft would often shape tomorrow's new aircraft design.
Perhaps the most iconic example of legendary aircraft, that saw a wide span of development through the War’s course, are the British Supermarine Spitfire and German Messerschmitt Bf 109. Both aircraft would frequently meet in combat in the skies over Europe, including the Mediterranean, and would become synonymous with one another; however, both were equally iconic in their own rights.