October, 1933
In Nepal, Japanese Zeros have developed a tactic to deal with the three-man squads of NF.1s. It goes like this: Dive under, Manuver away from diving NF.1s, Turn around and cut through the formation, then get behind them and finish them off

(A Zero destroying a NF.1 squad)
Zeros have also been terrorizing Nepalese Bombers. As Nepalese bombers fly in solo patrols, they leave themselves undefended, allowing A6Ms to destroy them easily


(Picture 1: a NB.1 dying to a Zero. Picture 2: a NB.2 dying to a Zero.)
In Mexico, a Spanish dive bomber formation tried to sink the damaged MS Mexico the Mexico was able to destroy them all with her FLAK though.

(A Spanish Swordfish Dive Bomber being blown up by MS Mexico)
Also in Mexico, a Spanish ship has fallen victim to the deadly mines set by the Mexicans in Socorro. The SNS Santa Fe, was sunk while passing through the rocks on a suicide Torpedo run on the MS Mexico.

(The burning wreck of SNS Santa Fe)
Finally in Russia, new tactics have been issued, small forces of I-18s destract polish fighters while the rest destroy Polish Bombers.

(A I-18 downing a PZL-24B)
But luckily for Poland, the Bombers are close enough together to cover themselves until a new fighter is developed.

(A PZL-24B destroying a Russian Bunker)