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Pilots!
Today, we're looking back at the Battle of the Coral Sea, an important military encounter between the Imperial Japanese Navy and the naval forces of the U.S. and Australia, which took place from May 4 to May 8, 1942. This long-lasting battle, fought in the South Pacific, serves as the backdrop for this week's in-game event.
Launch your favorite American or Japanese aircraft, complete missions, and earn valuable rewards, like Unique Supply Crates, equipment, materials, and much more!
From May 2 at 07:00 CEST to May 5 at 07:00 CEST (UTC+2), you'll have the chance to obtain tons of exciting items. Take a look!
Extra XP for your first victory
50% off American Tier II–VII regular multirole fighters and Japanese Tier II–VII regular fighters and multirole fighters purchased with credits
30% off American Tier VIII–X regular multirole fighters and Japanese Tier VIII–X regular fighters and multirole fighters purchased with credits
50% off the Curtiss F11C-2, Mitsubishi A6M3 (experimental), Kawasaki Ki-88, and Mitsubishi J4M Senden purchased with gold
30% off the Mitsubishi J8M Shusui purchased with gold
Battle of the Coral Sea: Part 1
Rewards:
to XP
+50% to credits
Earn 5,000 personal points in a single battle.
Restrictions:
Battle of the Coral Sea: Part 2
Rewards:
1 Advanced Collimator Sight
50 Airframe Elements
50 Mechanical Parts
Earn 3,000 capture points for destroying
aerial targets in any number of battles.
Restrictions:
Battle of the Coral Sea: Part 3
Rewards:
1 Advanced Gyroscopic Sight
10 Flight Instruments
10 Heat-Resistant Parts
10 Radio Electronics
Destroy 40 enemy aircraft while defending
sectors in any number of battles.
Restrictions:
Battle of the Coral Sea: Part 4
Reward:
2 Unique Supply Crates
Deal 100,000 HP of damage to aerial
targets in any number of battles.
Restrictions:
Retaliation Strike
Reward:
+20% to crew XP
Destroy one bomber in a single battle.
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