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A set of three fictional i-16 liveries featuring Hellenic decals.

AIR TASK FORCE HEADQUARTERS (ATF-HQ) have been tasked to coordinate the airborne assault on the insurgent held city of GALI.

The mission consists of three (3) DROPZONES. All DZ sectors require a combat ground element. Once friendly forces have eliminated 75% of enemy ground forces, the mission end state will be achieved.

Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

RDAF C-130J-30 Hercules B-536 (Anubis mod)

Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

A historic aerobatic squadron of the Hellenic Air Force

Making up the backbone of the Royal Nordlands Air Force, the Men and Women of the Air Support Command provide Logistics, Airborne Early Warning, Air Refueling, and Training to the other two wings of the Air Force. Located in Eirland Air Base, outside of the Capital of Calevinn.

During the Osean-Erusean War, the RNLAF 206th 'Adelaarsoog' Squadron, flying the E-3A, was vital in providing C2 support to IUN Forces operating off Erusea's Western Coast. The collaboration between the 206 Squadron and the ground-based 205 Command and Control Squadron reflects a holistic approach to air defense, integrating both airborne and ground components. As the geopolitical landscape evolves, the 206 Squadron "Adelaarsoog" stands ready to fulfill its vital role in ensuring the security and effectiveness of the Royal Nordlands Air Force.

The 332nd 'Torenvalk' flying the C-130 are another Vital component, both as a military sustainment asset, as well as a Humanitarian asset, as seen during post-Ulysses

Known for a reputation of versatility and reliability, the 522nd Airlift Squadron “Pegasus” has made a name in the Airlift community. From Disaster relief in the 1980s to combat logistics during the Belkan war, there was never a challenge Pegasus failed to meet.

In 2000, in the aftermath of the Ulysses Disaster, Pegasus played a pivotal role in logistical support, ensuring a steady flow of resources to front-line units. The squadron's adaptability and efficiency in high-stakes scenarios earned them the Air Defense Force Outstanding Unit Award. Their contributions to the conflict underscored the critical role of airlift capabilities in modern warfare.

Today, Pegasus remains a symbol of Stratus's commitment to peace, humanitarian efforts, and military readiness. With a legacy spanning decades, Pegasus stands as a testament to the OADF’s dedication to service, and the squadron continues to soar into the future, ready to meet the challenges of an ever-changing world.

KC-130 of VMGR-252 with Marine Aircraft Group 14.  Tracing its roots to being established in 1928 “Otis” is an Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron currently stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point.   They currently fly the KC-130J.