September 1933,
In Europe, BF-109E9s have been shooting down Austrian BF-109E4s. Reason being is because the Austrian BF-109s have been shooting Swiss Airfields by the command of Charles Heinzsten. 2 weeks later he was fired to stop him from sending Austrian BF-109s into deathtraps.

(The highest scoring BF-109E9 pilot shooting down an Austrian BF-109E4)
On the Polish front, PZL-33s have been taking down I-18s left and right, Porkelov is understandably angry because the Russians are using the I-18s as the bait so the DB-3s can bomb Polish Airfields.


(Picture 1: a PZL-33 leaving after leaving a I-18 with no tail control. Picture 2: a PZL-33 after losing tail control)
In Mexico, The MS Mexico has been hit in port by a Swordfish, operated by Spain. The Swordfish came in while the crew was on shore leave and torpedoed the side of the MS Mexico. The sinking never happened and the Mexico is undergoing repairs.


(Picture 1: a Spanish Swordfish torpedoing MS Mexico. Picture 2: MS Mexico listing.)
Luckily the second wave a Swordfishes sent to finish the Job have been intercepted by Mexican P-36As of the Socorro Air Defense Ministry.

(The last Swordfish of wave 2 losing to a P-36A)
Because of this, and the spotting of Spanish PT boats in the rock cluster near Socorro, Mexican PBYs have been laying mines in the Rock Cluster near Socorro to deter any ships from going that way and being hidden from Mexican Shoreline guns.

(A Mexican PBY laying mines)
Finally in Nepal, Wings of three NF.1s have been attacking A6Ms head on to destroy them, the A6M pilots are working on a tactic to beat this, but for now NF.1s are hard to deal with for the Japanese.

(A wing of NF.1s destroying a A6M)