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1966/Apr 12/MiG-19P/Several flights/Ground attack/12:30

The smoke and fire atop Jebel Dahi is a testament to the success of this morning’s strike on Megiddo radar station  (https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3313538/). In a stroke of  genius only our glorious leader is capable of, our heroic Syrian arab air force (SyAAF) has been tasked to take advantage of the Zionists’ loss of radar coverage over Northern Israel and proceed with the bombing of Ramat David AB.

Your MiG-19 is tasked with sneaking into Israel using the hilly terrain to the south of Ramat David AB as cover. This will allow you to approach the Hawk battery site without being fired upon. The heavy smoke coming out of Jebel Dahi is highly visible. It will allow you to find your way deep into the enemy territory.

After you disable the Hawk battery, you will signal our other flights waiting to pounce onto their target.

There is an Israeli settlement on the Golan Heights.

This mission is the result of meticulously placing 483 static objects to make the excellent Syria Map alive.

I have used the Orbat published in the book "Russian Game of Poker" by Tom Cooper and Google Maps as reference.

This is my first "static template" so please feel free to modify it as you like to create missions.

I want to thank the awesome creators of skins and mods in the community, I have linked below the Skins and mods that I have used.

This is a mission to strike the Syrian Nuclear Reactor Site.  This is the first mission in a campaign that I am building, I would like feed back please so I can make changes, that might be needed, so I can move on the next 10 missions that I am currently working on.  I used open beta to make this mission.  I am including the fictional skin for the Israeli airforce needs to be placed here: openbeta/coremods/aircraft/FA-18C/liveries/FA-18C  the mission goes in your aircraft mission folder

A Livery Requested by a Mirage Pilot, Created by LunaLove

You'll need to extract the Files into your Liveries folder

First map in a campaign i am working on, based on the 2006 Lebanon War. Single or Co-Op with AH-64

When Cyprus became an independent republic from the United Kingdom in 1960, its population was divided into two main communities. Late, a line was drawn, dividing the island of Cyprus and its capital Nicosia into two entities. The Green Line became a physical barrier and a demilitarized zone. Numerous conflicts erupted, and UNFICYP took control of the Green Line, enforcing the ceasefire.
In December 1983, a Royal Air Force helicopter contingent was sent to reinforce the existing UN peacekeeping forces on the island... And here start this fictionous campaign.

Back to the roots - my very first missions were for the Gazelle, time to create something again.

Operation Cedar Spear will bring you to the early phase of the 1982 Civil War in Lebanon. You will fly an ambush in the mountainous terrain of Southern Lebanon in a Syrian SA342L, in an attempt to stop the enemy's advance over the Litani river.

Review by Stormbirds: https://stormbirds.blog/2024/03/20/flight-journal-anti-tank-ambush-with-the-sa342-in-operation-cedar-spear

MEDEVAC, MEDEVAC, MEDEVAC!
You have an urgent Evacuation 9-line Request. (SEE KNEEBOARD)
“No compromise. No rationalization. No hesitation. Fly the mission. Now!”
Cooperative mission for one Dustoff UH-60 Black Hawk and one AH-64 Apache escort.

Operation Tidal Wave II. A US-led coalition military operation beginning late October 2015 against oil transport, refining and distribution facilities and infrastructure under the control of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.

Oil was the largest source of funding for ISIL, representing about half of the group's income. Up to September 2016, ISIL controlled six "key oil fields" in Syria, as well as several oil wells in Iraq.

While oil production and refining facilities have been bombed before, ISIL had been able to quickly repair the damage. The U.S. raid in May 2015 that killed Abu Sayyaf, the "emir" of ISIL's oil production, also obtained extensive documents about the workings of ISIL's oil production and operation. This led to efforts focused on inflicting damage that requires hard-to-get parts or is difficult to repair quickly.