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3 livrées de Spitfire légendaires en 8k Hautements détaillées

Your Commander wants you to improve your formation flying and perfect your landing approaches.
This mission has several formation flying patterns where you will try to follow the group in front of you and key landing approaches to practice.
There are standard voice commands to tell you when to turn and how much. Try and join the given formations at a reasonable distance (2-10 rotor discs).
There are no points or penalties this mission is intended to keep practicing these various patterns over and over until they are perfect.

Taking inspiration from heritage flights, and my own Marianas missions, I have created the 43 pattern Navy Tri-Color scheme for the Viper with the appropriate markings for the following carriers. Why? I'm insane. So to confuse my squadron mates I made them navy liveries.

CV-17 Bunker Hill
CV-12 Hornet

Taking inspiration from heritage flights, and my own Marianas missions, I have created the 43 pattern Navy Tri-Color scheme for the tomcat with the appropriate markings for the following carriers.

CV-10 Yorktown
CV-12 Hornet

Taking inspiration from heritage flights, and my own Marianas missions, I have created the 43 pattern Navy Tri-Color scheme for the harrier with the appropriate markings for the following carriers.

CV-13 Franklin
CV-12 Hornet

Taking inspiration from heritage flights, and my own Marianas missions, I have created the 43 pattern Navy Tri-Color scheme for the hornet with the appropriate markings for the following carriers.

CV-6 Enterprise
CV-9 Essex
CV-12 Hornet

A basic mission starting cold at Nellis, with an active airfield running the course of the mission. Nothing spectacular, but it gives a more realistic airfield feel as opposed to an empty airfield with just you taking off for practice.

This is a WW2 Pilot After Action report. I've synthesized this from multiple US and German sources.

I have created a training mission to practice a teardrop landing approach as documented in the Flight Manual for the BS3 (which you can download here at DCS).  In this mission you aim to fly through the gates at 90° to the wind (122°) blowing from the direction of Dubai International Airport.  You have the wind on your right. As you approach you try to maintain that 90° direction (Heading 32°) to fly over the helipad. Once there you turn left at a 60° angle so end up heading at an angle of 30° off the downwind direction (332°). You follow this for around 2km and then start turning in towards your final approach direction of 122°. Lower your gear and start lowering your speed but dont exceed a VSI of 2-5. Try to land gently on or near the helipad.

Have fun practicing and post a comment if you want me to create more such lessons. I will probably do one landing on a helipad on top of a building next.

This is a development of the original Normandy template you can find among my files. However, with the inclusion of Paris and further flung areas, not to mention new assets like the V1, it warranted updating.
Requires WW1 asset pack, and scenarios with red task force included so  It can use allied assets.