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A "historic" multiplayer mission set on the Normandy 2 map. Requires WWII asset pack.

Some creative liberties have been taken to get a good dynamic mission. This means that the mission is not completely historically accurate.

The mission can be flown as singleplayer (Ford 1) or multiplayer (up to 24 slots) The mission will automatically adapt to the number of players participating but ideal number is 4 or more.

Playable modules: P-51D, P-47D, Spitfire & Mosquito.

Due to the fact that there are no winter scenery on the Normandy 2 map the weather is set to foggy.  

Please leave a comment if you have any questions

Mission file, PPT-briefing and a multiplayer sign-up sheet can be found in the .zip file.

The mission was originally created for the Swedish Flight Sim Community "NOSIG"

At the end of 1989, 19 Mig 21s and 23s of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi air force were sent to Yugoslavia for repairs. Due to the sanctions on Iraq, and the war in Croatia in 1991, the planes could not be returned and were painted in Yugoslav colors.

A Mirage F1 skin for the CE version.
It features corrected colours, a tweaked camouflage and perioud correct roundels.
Many thanks to Fearsome-13 for his expertise and ZedTank for his files.
A big thanks to crash, for the screenshots.

Update, 25.07.22:
Added missing stencils
Painted some missed spots
Removed reduntant textures.

This F-16 was stationed at Ramstein and bore a distinct tailart.
Livery comes with custom roughmets, normal maps and a new nozzle.
Many thanks to Kerbo for the dragon, Leshniy, for the falcon, wolfthrower for the external cockpit texture and Roughmaster for the nozzle and normal maps.

A beautiful historic sailship in a total of 30+ variants with either standard, ripped or transparent sails to bring you some color and diversion to the Marianas scenery.
Includes Static Template with cruising routes for easy import into any new or existing Marianas mission. Is suitable for all theatres, coasts and seas, Normandy, the Channel, Syria, Black Sea...
v1.3

More than 1600 meaningfully placed objects to bring the islands to life.