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This campaign is based on the history of the Jagdgeschwader 5 "Eismeer" (Arctic Sea), as narrated by German ace Walter Schuck in his book "Luftwaffe Eagle".
The unit operated for most of the WWII above the Arctic Circle facing the Red Army from East and the RAF bombers from West.
The 13 missions reflect actual operations described in the book, 2 are made only to test your flying skill.
The campaign was originally designed for the Bf109K-4 (https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3314088/); this is the conversion for the Fw190A-8 module.

WWII Assets Pack required

This campaign is based on the history of the Jagdgeschwader 5 "Eismeer" (Arctic Sea), as narrated by German ace Walter Schuck in his book "Luftwaffe Eagle".
The unit operated for most of the WWII above the Arctic Circle facing the Red Army from East and the RAF bombers from West.
The 13 missions reflect actual operations described in the book, 2 are made only to test your flying skill.
To improve the realism I added 3 custom skins and few tech details that are not implemented in the default BF109 module.

WWII Assets Pack required

***UPDATED FOR 2.7***

It's July 27th 1944 9AM. The American bombers have become daily visitors over Hungary. At the airfield of Veszprém-Jutas the Pumas are sitting in the cockpits of their Me-109Gs in full readiness, waiting to scramble as soon as the alert comes. They are listening to the loudspeakers playing their favorite song that resonates with their lives so well:  "The world is just a day".

This is an epic single mission complete with voice overs, skins, briefing and kneeboard images. Lead a formation of 8 Bf-109s of the Royal Hungarian Air Force to intercept an overwhelming number of American bombers.

Skin pack of Yugoslavian Bf-109Gs Part 2. (Pack is in two parts because of the 100Mb maximum file limitation.)

Skin pack of Yugoslavian Bf-109Gs Part 1. (Pack is in two parts because of the 100Mb maximum file limitation.)

Bf-109 G-10 Yellow 12 of the Puma group, Royal Hungarian Air Force. April 1945, Raffelding

Following the end of the second world war, as the state of Israel was formed - Jewish volunteers from around the world flocked to Israel to see to it that the state was formed & secured in every way. Pilots with experience earned in the skies over Europe and the Pacific both found themselves in the seat of Czech-built Messerschmitt Bf-109s, powered by sketchy-at-best engines originally destined for bombers.

In the ultimate irony - perhaps the most famous firebrand of Hitler's Luftwaffe became the sword of the Jewish state - against Egyptian Spitfires over the contested skies of the mid-east.

Based on reference photography of an IAF 101st Bf-109G(6??) in livery for aircraft #112, Israel, 1947

Sharing with the community as it works as a repository for my profiles.

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P.S.: This profile assumes you have a Headtracker.

I also use some keyboard keys as support for lamps. (My keyboard is set as ABNT2)

Historical skins of the Bf109/ G10 white 43 (W.Nr. 130368) and the white 44 (W.Nr. 130342) in service of the 5. NJG 11, Fassberg, Germany 1945.
It also contains a skin from the white 44 after it was captured by the RAF.

Non-historical skin for the BF 109/K4 based on the Messerschmitt Bf109-G6, Yellow 1, 3/ JG 300, flown by Ltn. Manfred Dieterle, Bonn- Hangelar, Germany 1944.