Bomber Squadron Guide: How a mission is structured
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OverviewBomber Squadron, made by Enfyrus Games, puts you and up to 39 other players inside a single bomber flying deep into enemy territory. Your crew must survive three waves of enemies to complete a mission and rack up wins. This guide covers the wave structure, crew roles, bosses, and long-term goals so you can make it back alive.
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Bomber Squadron
How a mission is structured
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Every mission is split into three waves. Each wave you survive brings you closer to a friendly airfield. Reach that airfield after the third wave and the mission is complete — that is what puts one win on your record.
- Wave 1 Survive the opening push and reach the first friendly airfield checkpoint.
- Wave 2 Push through heavier enemy resistance to advance further into enemy territory.
- Wave 3 This is the final stretch; surviving it and landing safely counts as a full mission win.
- After the win Your total win count increases by one, and the cycle starts again with a new mission.
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Crew roles to unlock
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Two distinct crew roles are available in the game: Medic and Engineer. Each has its own unlock badge.
| Medic | unlocking it earns the Unlocked Medic badge. |
| Engineer | unlocking it earns the Unlocked Engineer badge. |
Bosses you will face
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Defeating each boss is tracked separately. The Ace Brothers are the final boss encounter the game records.
- Karl Klickenbrik is one of the first named bosses you can encounter.
- Brik Von Bloxxer and Komet Von Überblitz round out the early group of named enemies.
- Blockhardt The Unbreakable, Koru Blockamoto, Mako Brikuda, and Hana Hanabrix follow as you progress.
- The Ace Brothers are the last boss with a dedicated defeat badge.
The long road to Tour of Duty
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Win badges are handed out at five checkpoints. The final one, Tour of Duty, requires 25 total wins.
- Earn your first win by surviving all three waves in a single mission.
- Reach 5 wins to pick up the next milestone badge.
- Hit 10 wins the game acknowledges you as a genuine ace at this point.
- Push to 15 wins, then 20 wins, each with its own badge reward.
- Reach 25 wins to unlock Tour of Duty, the highest win-count badge in the game.
Glossary
Glossary- Wave
- One of the three sections of a mission; surviving all three completes the mission and earns a win.
- Tour of Duty
- The badge awarded for reaching 25 total mission wins — the highest win milestone in the game.
- Veteran Mode
- A harder difficulty separate from standard missions, with its own completion badge.
- Medic
- A crew role you can unlock; unlocking it earns the Unlocked Medic badge.
- Engineer
- A crew role you can unlock; unlocking it earns the Unlocked Engineer badge.
- The Ace Brothers
- The final named boss encounter in the game, with a dedicated defeat badge.
Common questions
FAQHow many waves do I need to finish to get a win?
You need to clear all three waves in a single mission. Surviving the third wave and reaching the friendly airfield is what records one win on your account.
How many bosses are there?
There are seven named bosses in total, ending with The Ace Brothers. Each defeat earns its own separate badge.
What happens after I hit 25 wins?
You unlock the Tour of Duty badge, which is the game's top win-count achievement.
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