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This mod replaces the Hornet's left and right DDI screens with flat LCD screens. Improves the dynamic reflections on the screen glass. Changes the font to off-white.

It also alters the green filter applied to the FLIR/MAVF/AG radar picture all displays, so the AG radar picture, TGP and Maverick, SLAM etc video will now appear in gray-scale.

Enemy forces have infiltrated Gudauta AFB & have become a concern. Terrorists with armed speed boats located on the shore of the Western side of the AFB are making deliveries and let me tell you.. they aint no Fed Ex. Intel tells us they are supplying weapons & communication equipment to the Base. Also identified at the Base among other installations is a newly installed & active SAM SA-11 & patrolling the area is a Mig-29A.

Enemy forces have infiltrated Gudauta AFB & have become a concern. Terrorists with armed speed boats located on the shore of the Western side of the AFB are making deliveries and let me tell you.. they aint no Fed Ex. Intel tells us they are supplying weapons & communication equipment to the Base. Also identified at the Base among other installations is a newly installed & active SAM SA-11 & patrolling the area is a Mig-29A.

This mod replaces the overlay that makes the FLIR on the TPOD green, resulting in it being black and white like in the A10C. As the DMT and IRMAV use this same overlay it causes the DMT to show the real colours instead of the green mess. The IRMAV also uses the black and white FLIR.

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Installation and Uninstall instructions are located in the .zip.

The F-18C MPD Modernization Mod brings a fresh and contemporary feel to the cockpit for the classic F-18C Hornet. By updating the displays and symbology, this mod enhances situational awareness, readability, and overall usability. Basically - Mom: "We have a SuperHornet at home!"

Link to Forums for updated description/changelog/bugs:
https://forum.dcs.world/topic/347416-fa-18c-modern-mpdsuperhornet-mpd-mod/

Since the F15E was announced for DCS, I was looking forward to flying challenging low-level missions at night in poor weather conditions.

I couldn’t find any readily available missions, so I made my own, which evolved over a few weeks to this current version.

I acknowledge that such a mission is improbable in real life, especially with so many short legs used for WP navigation through the valleys. But I found it to be a nice balance between challenging and fun, so hope you will too.

I added voice overs that called out the turns (and provided other tidbits) which helped ease the navigation workload.  But because my voice might not be to everyone’s taste (NZ accent and all), I have added a F10 menu option so you can turn it off (except for a few mission-critical callouts).