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DCS World 2.5
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Based on the Iran Campaign template from Jane's F-15, this template tries to replicate the IADS from Jane's F-15, although mostly only in the detailed areas of the Persian Gulf map with SAM sites, AAA-sites, radar sites, Silkworm batteries, and a few ammunition depots, and I added defenses, ammunition depots and a radar base at Jask. Not 100% accurate at the moment, and not every AAA battery and SAM site is replicated.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
- Language: English
- Size: 891.33 Kb
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DCS World 2.5
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Current real-to-life SAM and EWR sites for Iran and the UAE as well as Iranian Infrastructure I have deemed to be strategically important to Iran.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
- Language: English
- Size: 27.57 Kb
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Type - Single mission
Date - 08/28/2022 20:22:32
An upgraded .miz mission file for the Persian Gulf that combines the following maps: Persian Gulf Oil Rigs Static Template by Minsky, Persian Gulf SAM, EWR, and Strategic Infrastructure (V 0.99.2) Map by P. Arnold, and Realistic Persian Gulf Map - Easy by static_actual. ALL UPDATES LISTED IN SCREENSHOTS. MASSIVLEY updated all three original maps into one. Includes hundreds of strategic infrastructural, military, WMD, and air defense targets for Iran, Oman, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia cohesively. Now provides thousands of static targets for nearly every strategic site included on the entire map. Accounts for theoretical wartime placements to ensure an equal spread/distribution of strategic assets in an actual “shooting war scenario”. SAM sites were placed according to research, accuracy, and theoretical placements, and include both detailed and undetailed map areas. 130+ oil rigs accurately mapped and place with the help of MarineTraffic, Infield, ArcGIS, etc, and hidden by default.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 13.36 Mb
- Downloaded: 1961
- Comments: 12
