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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.
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

Pack contains 3 liveries, one is an early war paint scheme, while the other 2 were used in Africa. To install, open up the RAR file and from it drag and drop the 3 folders into your Disk:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World OpenBeta\Bazar\Liveries\Bf-109K-4 folder, or your C:\Users\USER\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\Bf-109K-4 folder and enjoy :) I hope you like the liveries, feel free to rate and leave a comment. As always have a safe and pleasant flight!

非常感謝Tan_White對塗裝的辛苦付出！
第一次上傳塗裝，還請多多包涵！
塗裝所用的繪圖均來自網絡，受個人能力所限，無法找到繪圖的原作者，如果有侵害繪圖作者權益的話，我一定會刪除並道歉的！請見諒！
請將文件夾“Konpaku Youmu”放置在“DCSWorld\Bazar\Liveries\Bf-109K-4\”文件夾下。
如果您有疑問，或是好的講義，請在我的主頁上留言，"https://space.bilibili.com/23440883"
Have fun！

Far from the real one, but quick to get you flying.  (vs 1.4 - Added Fence in/out checklists and new items)

Italian Bf-109 "Gustav" camouflage for the DCS Bf-109 K-4 "Kurfurst"

A set of three fictional liveries for the Mirage 2000C based on color schemes used by the HAF on other type of fighter aircraft

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

Included are two skins:
Bf-109G-2/Trop Yellow 8 (MT-208) of 3./HLeLv 28 in July 1944 at Utti Finland
Bf-109G-2/Trop Yellow 8 (MT-208) of 3./HLeLv 28 in July 1944 at Utti Finland (censored)

Aircraft skin for the Bf-109G-6 flown by Carlo Cavagliano of 153. Squadriglia 3°Gruppo in June 1943 at Comiso Italy

Aircraft skin for the Bf-109G-6/R6y flown by the Staffelkapitän of 7./JG3 in October 1943 at Bad Wörishofen Germany