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F-16C Viper
Livery recreation J-637, a Dutch F-16 flying for 312sqn in Volkel. For this skin I added all reinforcement plates seen on MLU Vipers and a custom nozzle. Packed with details and pretty weathered, check it out!
This jet is quite weathered and has a very distinct vertical tail stab!
This jet is quite weathered and has a very distinct vertical tail stab!
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
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- Size: 249.8 Mb
- Downloaded: 886
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F-16C Viper
Livery recreation of a Dutch F-16 flying for 312sqn in Volkel with their recognizable vertical stab!
For this skin I added all reinforcement plates seen on MLU Vipers and a custom nozzle.
A nice and dirty dutch viper!!
For this skin I added all reinforcement plates seen on MLU Vipers and a custom nozzle.
A nice and dirty dutch viper!!
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
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- Size: 249.43 Mb
- Downloaded: 1266
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DCS World 2.5
P-51D Mustang
This is two type of liveries P-51D for 303 Polish Fighter Squadron - Silver with natural aluminum and Standard British Camouflage.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
- Language: English
- Size: 52.23 Mb
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DCS World 2.5
Su-25T
Type - Mod
Date - 11/20/2020 14:40:29
Russian JDAM bomb KAB-500S for Su-25T.
Бомба КАБ-500С со спутниковым(инерциальным) наведением для Су-25Т.
Бомба КАБ-500С со спутниковым(инерциальным) наведением для Су-25Т.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
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- Size: 9.83 Kb
- Downloaded: 441
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DCS World 2.5
F-14 Tomcat
Naval air ops for Operation Enduring Freedom kicked off the night of October 7, 2001 with 2 strikes from CVW-11 based off CVN-70 in the North Arabian Sea. One was to neutralize air defenses in the Kabul area the other was a combined TARCAP and precision strike in western Afghanistan close to the Iranian border.
This mission is based on the latter sortie flown by Cdr A. Giaini, the XO of VA-213 Blacklions, and his wingman as detailed in “F-14 tomcats in Operation Enduring Freedom” by Tony Holms
This package of 2 aircraft from VA-213 were tasked to provide escort and TARCAP for a division of B1B bombers attacking the Herat airbase then head south to Farah to destroy the Taliban communications center inside the village with LGB’s
After meeting up with the bombers and crossing into Afghanistan the codeword “Indian Country” was passed and they proceeded north to Herat. Well outside the range of AWACS, they relied on the Tomcats radar for any enemy interception. Not showing any airborne threats, and switching to the LANTIRN pod, RIO Lt Cdr Claffy was surprised to see “a pristine Mig-21 sitting on the ramp attached to it’s huffer…as the miles marched down it became apparent there was no activity around this jet…we decided to take it out with a GBU-12. I had never before delivered a LGB, never mind one in combat, and held my breath. I watched the GBU-12 streak towards the target on my FLIR, hitting the MiG-21 amidships blowing chunks all over the airfield. ‘Good kill, good kill’ we said to each other as I switched back to air-air mode…..”
Cdr Gianini and Lt Cdr Claffy went on to successfully locate and destroy the communications complex in Farah with two perfectly placed GBU-12, minimizing collateral damage.
This mission is based on the latter sortie flown by Cdr A. Giaini, the XO of VA-213 Blacklions, and his wingman as detailed in “F-14 tomcats in Operation Enduring Freedom” by Tony Holms
This package of 2 aircraft from VA-213 were tasked to provide escort and TARCAP for a division of B1B bombers attacking the Herat airbase then head south to Farah to destroy the Taliban communications center inside the village with LGB’s
After meeting up with the bombers and crossing into Afghanistan the codeword “Indian Country” was passed and they proceeded north to Herat. Well outside the range of AWACS, they relied on the Tomcats radar for any enemy interception. Not showing any airborne threats, and switching to the LANTIRN pod, RIO Lt Cdr Claffy was surprised to see “a pristine Mig-21 sitting on the ramp attached to it’s huffer…as the miles marched down it became apparent there was no activity around this jet…we decided to take it out with a GBU-12. I had never before delivered a LGB, never mind one in combat, and held my breath. I watched the GBU-12 streak towards the target on my FLIR, hitting the MiG-21 amidships blowing chunks all over the airfield. ‘Good kill, good kill’ we said to each other as I switched back to air-air mode…..”
Cdr Gianini and Lt Cdr Claffy went on to successfully locate and destroy the communications complex in Farah with two perfectly placed GBU-12, minimizing collateral damage.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 3.33 Mb
- Downloaded: 908
- Comments: 2
DCS World 2.5
Other
Nellis AFB template replicated from Google Earth.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
- Language: English
- Size: 54.78 Kb
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DCS World 2.5
Mi-8MTV2
Type - Skin
Date - 11/20/2020 04:38:41
Blank White Russian skin
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
- Language: English
- Size: 28.5 Mb
- Downloaded: 270
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DCS World
F-86F Sabre
Belkan Air Force F-86F Sabre of the 3rd Fighter wing based out of Göllnitz Air Force Base near Dinsmark Belka, 1960
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
- Language: English
- Size: 27.52 Mb
- Downloaded: 294
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DCS World 2.5
Su-33
Lead your wingman in a figther sweep mission to suppress any GAI flights expected from Adana and Incirlik.
- License: Freeware - Free version, Unlimited distribution
- Language: English
- Size: 1.77 Mb
- Downloaded: 428
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DCS World 2.5
Spitfire LF Mk. IX
Spitfire Mk.IXe, RK889, S/Ldr. Otmar Kučera, commander of 313. Sqdn., based at Manston, July 1945
- License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
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- Size: 16.88 Mb
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