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DCS: World 2.1
F-86F Sabre
Enjoy your new year 2018 with this Basic bare metal skin weathered for the PAF F-86 Sabre
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- Lingua: Inglese
- Dimensione: 16.64 Mb
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DCS: World
F-86F Sabre
Basic bare metal skin for the PAF F-86 Sabre
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- Lingua: Inglese
- Dimensione: 15.16 Mb
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DCS: World 1.5
M-2000C
Take off and defend your airbase as an Indian Air Force pilot in a Mirage 2000C against Chinese and Pakistani fighters. You along with a flight of other IAF Mirages and Mig-21s will fight against a bunch of attacking PAF and Chinese Mig-21s and Chinese Su-27s covering them. Stop them at all costs from getting to your base!
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- Lingua: Inglese
- Dimensione: 18.58 Kb
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DCS World 2.9
M-2000C
Full mission preview at https://youtu.be/hy6Tu6uXNWo || 2 player co-op or single player best played in M-2000 but also playable in Mig29, F18, and F16. A rare air-to-air engagement over the skies of Afghanistan in early 2014.
By 2013, much of Afghanistan's critical infrastructure was being built and maintained by Indian contractors - including highways, electricity, and water - a deliberate attempt to economically encircle its arch rival Pakistan. Some of these companies were fronts for India's Research & Analysis Wing (R&AW) - its foreign intelligence agency. It was not uncommon for Taliban attacks on these companies, rumoured to be directed by the ISI.
Based at Camp Shorabak - the Afghan camp next to Bastion - two Indian pilots were deployed to train Afghan pilots as part of India's arms deal with Kabul. Deployed with a pair of M-2000s, their real purpose was to provide ISTAR capability and deterrence against Taliban attacks against Indian citizens.
By 2013, much of Afghanistan's critical infrastructure was being built and maintained by Indian contractors - including highways, electricity, and water - a deliberate attempt to economically encircle its arch rival Pakistan. Some of these companies were fronts for India's Research & Analysis Wing (R&AW) - its foreign intelligence agency. It was not uncommon for Taliban attacks on these companies, rumoured to be directed by the ISI.
Based at Camp Shorabak - the Afghan camp next to Bastion - two Indian pilots were deployed to train Afghan pilots as part of India's arms deal with Kabul. Deployed with a pair of M-2000s, their real purpose was to provide ISTAR capability and deterrence against Taliban attacks against Indian citizens.
- Licenza: Gratuito - Versione gratuita, distribuzione illimitata
- Lingua: Inglese
- Dimensione: 2.56 Mb
- Scaricato: 262
- Commenti: 1
