2-20 Multiplayer F-16C, F-15E, F-15C, A-10C II COOP Mission
Skills Required: Cold Start, Formation Fly, BFM, Air Combat, CAS, 9-Line, BSA.
Module Required: One or more of F-16C / F-15E / F-15C / A-10C II, Persian Gulf Map.

**Forum Discussion**
https://forum.dcs.world/topic/307462-fa-18c-multiplayer-cooperation-campaign-operation-hormuz/

[This is the storyline from the Air Force side, as a complimentary addition to the original Operation Hormuz for F/A-18C only]


In the dynamic theater of operations on the eastern frontline, the US Navy aviators executed a productive Close Air Support operation. This critical operation facilitated the ground troops’ advance from Minab to Naband River, positioning them on the outskirts of Bandar Abbas City, marking a significant stride in controlling vital logistics and mobility channels in the region. Conversely, the western frontline encountered formidable resistance. The ground forces' attempt to penetrate the Jamal Ahmad Old Industrial Zone was met with strong defense from Iranian Army units. Therefore, the Central Command has planned additional CAS flights to support our allied ground force on the west side. Hawg 1 and Hawg 2, two dual-ship A-10C flight loaded with destructive CBU-105 cluster bombs and multiple precise GBU-12 laser-guided bombs are on the ramp of Al Minhad AB, accompanied by two F-15C flights for the target area CAP task, will takeoff shortly to carry out the mission. Concurrently, the Russian mercenary group has deployed more fighter jets  at LAR Air Base and actively transporting SAMs and other supplies to the base. The strengthened defense at LAR Airbase had fended off an OCA strike mission in the morning of Day 10. With this updated scenario in the theatre, the Air Force and Navy collaborately arranged a second OCA strike mission to neutralize LAR Airbase in the night of the same day, with the Air Force making a feint attack from the south coastline, luring the Iranian Air Force away from the base, then a real strike to be carried out by the Navy's Hawk flights from the east side. The Air Force also scheduled an entrée package consists of Viper 1 and Viper 2, two four-ship flights, to conduct an fighter sweep mission at sunset, although it's almost impossible to actually gain the air supremacy in the region due to the Russian's involvement. It would be enough to get the enemy's high attention from LAR's south side, making tonight's faint attack as real as possible and open a window for the Navy's OCA strike package from the east side. In the meantime, two F-15E flights from 335th Fighter SQ will take CAP tasks over Persian Gulf; and two F-16C flights from 13th Fighter SQ will carry out a precision strike task to destroy the the enemy's mobile radar stations and outposts in the North Corridor, clearing any possible detections when the Navy's strike package are performing low-level entry through the valley.