Aircraft morale/experience boosts

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Aircraft morale/experience boosts

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Do you go up for a mission where you didn't score any kills? How about if you are a fighter and didn't encounter any enemy fighters?

I've been typically leaving the fighters at home if I'm not expecting to find any enemy fighters (or only sending one unit of 20 or so just in case). But is it worth sending them to get them some experience?
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ORIGINAL: thedoctorking
Do you go up for a mission where you didn't score any kills? How about if you are a fighter and didn't encounter any enemy fighters?

Kills also include non-fighter aircraft. In a patch note on one update there are details of all the other things they added to increase experience other than kills. Typically though this is for non-fighter missions such as successful recon or bombing a city.
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