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DCS World 2.9
F-15E
You are tasked with eliminating four cargo ships that are offloading illegal arms in Northern Yemen.
Take off from Ramon Airbase and fly directly to waypoint 1. Upon reaching waypoint 2, the F-16C SEAD flight will refuel from the tanker. Ensure you refuel after them as they proceed to neutralize an SA-3 in the area.
Once refueled, launch your attack on the ships located at waypoint 3.A, 4.A, 5.A, and 6.A. Preprogram your 2000 pound JDAMS for precision strikes.
Return through waypoint 7, 8, and 9 to navigate safely around Saudi airspace.
Mission Video https://youtu.be/cbFRjOgIZwg
Take off from Ramon Airbase and fly directly to waypoint 1. Upon reaching waypoint 2, the F-16C SEAD flight will refuel from the tanker. Ensure you refuel after them as they proceed to neutralize an SA-3 in the area.
Once refueled, launch your attack on the ships located at waypoint 3.A, 4.A, 5.A, and 6.A. Preprogram your 2000 pound JDAMS for precision strikes.
Return through waypoint 7, 8, and 9 to navigate safely around Saudi airspace.
Mission Video https://youtu.be/cbFRjOgIZwg
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DCS World 2.9
F-4E
In March 1980, some F-4E Phantoms from 10th TFS, Hahn AFB, West Germany, participated in NATO exercise Anorak Express in Bodø, Norway. These liveries represent the four F-4E’s that appear in photographs taken from that exercise.
Disclaimer: the liveries are based on the OS 68-349 SEAW 36TFS livery that comes with the Heatblur F-4E module and an unmarked SEA livery from the user files. Some parts of the elevators were borrowed from other liveries that are included in the module. All credit goes to the creators of these liveries. I just did the tail numbers, tail stripes and added 50th TFW emblem on the sides based on photos of exercise Anorak Express that I found on the internet.
This also means that the camo patterns are not accurate to the individual real-life aircraft.
Disclaimer: the liveries are based on the OS 68-349 SEAW 36TFS livery that comes with the Heatblur F-4E module and an unmarked SEA livery from the user files. Some parts of the elevators were borrowed from other liveries that are included in the module. All credit goes to the creators of these liveries. I just did the tail numbers, tail stripes and added 50th TFW emblem on the sides based on photos of exercise Anorak Express that I found on the internet.
This also means that the camo patterns are not accurate to the individual real-life aircraft.
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DCS World 2.9
F-4E
In March 1980, some F-4E Phantoms from 10th TFS, Hahn AFB, West Germany, participated in NATO exercise Anorak Express in Bodø, Norway. These liveries represent the four F-4E’s that appear in photographs taken from that exercise.
Disclaimer: the liveries are based on the OS 68-349 SEAW 36TFS livery that comes with the Heatblur F-4E module and an unmarked SEA livery from the user files. Some parts of the elevators were borrowed from other liveries that are included in the module. All credit goes to the creators of these liveries. I just did the tail numbers, tail stripes and added 50th TFW emblem on the sides based on photos of exercise Anorak Express that I found on the internet.
This also means that the camo patterns are not accurate to the individual real-life aircraft.
Disclaimer: the liveries are based on the OS 68-349 SEAW 36TFS livery that comes with the Heatblur F-4E module and an unmarked SEA livery from the user files. Some parts of the elevators were borrowed from other liveries that are included in the module. All credit goes to the creators of these liveries. I just did the tail numbers, tail stripes and added 50th TFW emblem on the sides based on photos of exercise Anorak Express that I found on the internet.
This also means that the camo patterns are not accurate to the individual real-life aircraft.
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Mi-24P
Type - Skin
Date - 11/23/2024 15:53:24
Mi-24P livery based on captured CDF Mi-24s of the Chernarussian Movement of the Red Star (ChDKZ) from the Arma series.
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Other
v2.0.0 -- 20241127 -- "Convoy Hunters" Feature Update
Winter has come to Caucasus; unease lingers in the air.
At Beslan, the cold warriors of the West have assembled, while Mineralnye Vody now hosts Eastern's winged fury.
On this January morning, frost mingles with snow from the ground as Wind Walkers, heads filled with fire, don wings of iron and rise to meet their challenge between the clouds.
Are you ready to rise with them?
Are you ready to fly?
Winter has come to Caucasus; unease lingers in the air.
At Beslan, the cold warriors of the West have assembled, while Mineralnye Vody now hosts Eastern's winged fury.
On this January morning, frost mingles with snow from the ground as Wind Walkers, heads filled with fire, don wings of iron and rise to meet their challenge between the clouds.
Are you ready to rise with them?
Are you ready to fly?
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![The Snows of Sorrow [Cold War Sandbox SP/MP]](/upload/userfiles/253/pnnhvazfivggdauacd09silmp0e9v7bp/snowns_of_sorrow_splash.png "The Snows of Sorrow [Cold War Sandbox SP/MP]")
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MiG-29C
Skins of two belarusian mig-29 from 927iap
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Mi-24P
Type - Skin
Date - 11/23/2024 08:20:30
Mi-24P livery based on Mi-24s of the Chernarussian Defence Forces (CDF) from the Arma series.
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Mi-24P
Submission to DCS Mi-24P skin contest November 2024.
This is a Livery of the former (GDR) Mi-24P No. 361, C/N: 340 332 now depicted as
post unification Luftwaffe 96+42 of Combat Helicopter Squadron 80. It served with the Luftwaffe from Oct 1990 thru Sep 1994.
It was then transferred to the Hungarian Air Force, storage at Szentkirályszabadja May 1995 then Szolnok. Dec2017-Jan2019. Overhauled by 419th Aircraft Repair Plant (419 ARZ), a subsidiary of Rostec`s Russian Helicopters holding and changed Reg No. to 331 at 86th "Szolnok" Helicopter Base, Hungary.
This is a Livery of the former (GDR) Mi-24P No. 361, C/N: 340 332 now depicted as
post unification Luftwaffe 96+42 of Combat Helicopter Squadron 80. It served with the Luftwaffe from Oct 1990 thru Sep 1994.
It was then transferred to the Hungarian Air Force, storage at Szentkirályszabadja May 1995 then Szolnok. Dec2017-Jan2019. Overhauled by 419th Aircraft Repair Plant (419 ARZ), a subsidiary of Rostec`s Russian Helicopters holding and changed Reg No. to 331 at 86th "Szolnok" Helicopter Base, Hungary.
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Other
Type - Skin
Date - 11/23/2024 03:54:14
I also change the music
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F-15C
With its history dating back to the Second World war, the 545th Tactical Fighter Squadron “Bulldogs” would serve in the Cold War on the ‘frontline’ of West Germany at Brittburg Air Base. The squadron would be the first to receive the F-15C within Europe during Operation Ready Eagle, which would prove successful as within 18 hours of arriving in-country, the F-15’s would be on 5 minute alert status to counter any potential threats from the east. The 525th would be deployed to Incirlik Air Base in Turkey in late 1990 to support, and eventually fly in the Gulf War against the Iraqi Air Force, and by the wars end would be credited with six enemy aircraft shot down, over 1300 sorties and no losses to their own aircraft, returning to Britburg in early 1991.
The squadron would be deactivated in 1992 at Britburg, and today lives on through the 525th Fighter Squadron at Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska, flying the F-22 Raptor.
The squadron would be deactivated in 1992 at Britburg, and today lives on through the 525th Fighter Squadron at Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska, flying the F-22 Raptor.
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