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DCS: World 2.5
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German WW2 Radio calls for Bf109K and Fw190D Pilots.
Voice actors:
Olaf (Veteran66)
Andrea
Sebastian (blooddawn1942)
Elias
Yurgon
flying rabbit
Translator:
ram0506
Voice actors:
Olaf (Veteran66)
Andrea
Sebastian (blooddawn1942)
Elias
Yurgon
flying rabbit
Translator:
ram0506
- Licencia: Gratuito - Versión gratuita, distribución libre
- Idioma: Alemán
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DCS: World 2.5
Bf 109 K-4 Kurfurst
Julius Meimberg "Ein Tag im Juni"
Besteht aus 3 Missionen an der Normandie Front
Die Missionen sind historisch an das Buch "Feindberührung" angelehnt.
Leider fehlen wichtige Flugzeugtypen wie die Bf109G, P47, P38 usw, so sind die Missionen BETA
Besteht aus 3 Missionen an der Normandie Front
Die Missionen sind historisch an das Buch "Feindberührung" angelehnt.
Leider fehlen wichtige Flugzeugtypen wie die Bf109G, P47, P38 usw, so sind die Missionen BETA
- Licencia: Gratuito - Versión gratuita, distribución libre
- Idioma: Alemán
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DCS: World 1.5
Bf 109 K-4 Kurfurst
VeteranMission2
Bf-109K-4 vs P38D Mission
many german radio call samples
for WW2 feeling
!!!Attention, you need the GermanWW2RadioMod!!!
Link: http://filehorst.de/download.php?file=bEIkwolt
Bf-109K-4 vs P38D Mission
many german radio call samples
for WW2 feeling
!!!Attention, you need the GermanWW2RadioMod!!!
Link: http://filehorst.de/download.php?file=bEIkwolt
- Licencia: Gratuito - Versión gratuita, distribución libre
- Idioma: Inglés
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DCS World 2.8
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This is for people who play DCS PVE
*THIS IS A BUSY AIRFIELD*
History according to Google:
Luftwaffe Airfields 1935-45
Barville (FR) (48 29 00 N – 00 19 00 E)
General: satellite strip and dispersal field in NW France 18 km ENE of
Alençon and just SW of the village of Barville. History: prepared and
probably serviceable in Jun 44. Surface and Dimensions: measured
approx. 1370 x 110 meters (1500 x 120 yards). Infrastructure: none
noted.
*THIS IS A BUSY AIRFIELD*
History according to Google:
Luftwaffe Airfields 1935-45
Barville (FR) (48 29 00 N – 00 19 00 E)
General: satellite strip and dispersal field in NW France 18 km ENE of
Alençon and just SW of the village of Barville. History: prepared and
probably serviceable in Jun 44. Surface and Dimensions: measured
approx. 1370 x 110 meters (1500 x 120 yards). Infrastructure: none
noted.
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- Idioma: Inglés
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DCS World 2.8
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This is for people who play DCS PVE
**THIS IS A BUSY AIRFIELD**
There are trucks moving and bikes and Air defenses
History according to Google:
Seized by the Germans in June 1940 during the Battle of France, Villacoublay was used as a Luftwaffe military airfield during the occupation. Known units assigned (all from Luftflotte 3, Fliegerkorps IV): Kampfgeschwader 55 (KG 55) 21 June 1940 – 16 June 1941 Heinkel He 111P/H (Fusalage Code: G1+)
**THIS IS A BUSY AIRFIELD**
There are trucks moving and bikes and Air defenses
History according to Google:
Seized by the Germans in June 1940 during the Battle of France, Villacoublay was used as a Luftwaffe military airfield during the occupation. Known units assigned (all from Luftflotte 3, Fliegerkorps IV): Kampfgeschwader 55 (KG 55) 21 June 1940 – 16 June 1941 Heinkel He 111P/H (Fusalage Code: G1+)
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DCS World 2.8
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This is for people who play DCS PVE
History: (From Google) French Air Force base since World War I. Evacuation by the
French began on 9 June 1940. In Aug 40, work began on the construction
of a 1.620 x 50 meter concrete runway and another concrete runway of
1,710 x 50 meters. Over the next several years, 47 aircraft blast bays were
constructed by the Luftwaffe and navigation radio beacons installed along
with a Freya radar in 1944.
History: (From Google) French Air Force base since World War I. Evacuation by the
French began on 9 June 1940. In Aug 40, work began on the construction
of a 1.620 x 50 meter concrete runway and another concrete runway of
1,710 x 50 meters. Over the next several years, 47 aircraft blast bays were
constructed by the Luftwaffe and navigation radio beacons installed along
with a Freya radar in 1944.
- Licencia: Gratuito - Versión gratuita, distribución libre
- Idioma: Inglés
- Tamaño: 1.16 Mb
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- Comentarios: 1
