This a multiplayer mission with 4 slots available. You will fly the P47D through hell during DDAY. A full briefing on your kneeboards is available. This mission is very immersive and based on true events. The scenario is fictional however.
To make the most out of it, it is strongly recommended to use ingame VOIP to communicate with your teammates. ALSO please download the 2 following P47 skins:
https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/fr/files/3329208/
https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/fr/files/3329084/
I hope your enjoy it and feel free to give us any feedback, as long as they are constructive.
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Normandy 2.0
P47D
WW2 assets pack
**Mission Brief: D-Day Assault - P-47 Thunderbolt**
**Date:** June 6, 1944-OPERATION OVERLORD
**Overview:**
Welcome to the D-Day Assault mission, where you will take to the skies in the iconic P-47 Thunderbolt. Your objective is to provide air support for the Allied invasion of Normandy, ensuring the success of the ground forces landing on the beaches.
**Mission Objectives:**
1. **Air Superiority**: Engage and neutralize enemy aircraft threatening your flight.
2. **Main target**: Strike on Carentan 88mm. More details in confidential briefing
3. **Ground Support:** Be ready for CAS emergency if requested by ground troops
4. **Secure 1st french forward airbase**: See briefing for more details
**Flight Plan:**
- Depart from Funington airfield at dawn, joining your squadron for a coordinated attack.
- Fly at low altitude to avoid radar detection and engage enemy targets as needed.
- Maintain communication with ground forces to adjust your tactics based on real-time developments.
**Rules of Engagement:**
- Engage only hostile targets. Avoid civilian structures and friendly forces.
- Coordinate with your team to maximize effectiveness and minimize casualties.
**Conclusion:**
This mission is a pivotal moment in history, and your skills as a pilot will play a crucial role in the success of the D-Day operations. Prepare for intense combat and remember, the fate of the invasion rests in your hands. Good luck, and fly safe!