As such, they've been relegated to the niche market status and major production houses won't touch them. Sadly, the price of game development has skyrocketed while the fan base for complex flight simulators has stayed the same. The lead programmer has a distinguished pedigree, being one of the developers of the classic flight sim, European Air War. I’ve asked and I’m told that the “no desire to limit numbers” statement (etc) is a direct verbatim quote from a JCCC email about the Jeffs and Haxton ceremony on the 28th.By bogaty | Review Date: AugFirst Eagles is a a light WWI flight-sim from budget developer Third Wire. I can only tell you what has appeared elsewhere, though the source is consistently reliable. The info I have is that the authority is the JCCC at the Ministry of Defence and I’ve been told that despite announcements on their website the CWGC have no authority over ceremonies after commemorations have been approved.
Serious doubts here whether the "no desire to limit numbers" is correct considering the announcement on the websites of CWGC and JCCC (which is exactly the same) and the information that I have received. This could be rules in France, British rules for army personnel travelling into France, etc. They also stated that it could be cancelled at any moment when Covid regulations change. I know that a ceremony is scheduled for Bertie Jeffs in the end of September but have no further details yet. "The relevant authority" is that CWGC or JCCC? I’m told that the date of the ceremony came about because of changing operational commitments for 11 Squadron RAF, who will be sending currently serving representatives. This follows acceptance of the case presented for these two men by Tom Tulloch-Marshall and Jonathan Porter. The relevant authority say that they have “… no desire to limit numbers and truly want this rededication (the first for almost 2 yrs) to be well, but safely attended.” They also want to try to have an idea of the likely number of attendees “…so I can insure I order plenty of orders of service …”. If anybody here intends to attend the ceremony could they please advise. The date of death of his pilot Sergeant 649 Ernest Haxton (who is buried beside Bertie) is also being corrected. The man being commemorated is Corporal 3023 Bertie Jeffs RFC who was KiA on Oct 10th 1916. The first WW1 cemetery commemoration service for nearly two years is scheduled for 10:30am on Tuesday 28th September 2021 at Douchy-les-Ayette British Cemetery.
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