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Path for skin DCS World OpenBeta or DCS\Bazar\Liveries\f-4e
I make this skin cause i love phantom.A nice hellenic skin to have till the real phantom module release ;)
Here its a video for its first display

https://youtu.be/oOk7WmGds1U

Do not redistribute,respect the effort and the time of making skins

Enjoy!!!

This is another old RAF Phantom FG1 inspired livery. This time it's from 111 squadron that was based at Leuchars and dates from 1984. It's based on XV569 Q.

This livery is based on an old RN Phantom (XV588) from 1977.

I've updated the tail decal to make it more akin to the original and changed the base colour a bit.

This is a fictional Hornet skin based on an old Royal Air Force Phantom livery from an age gone by.

Two fictional and generic liveries for the AV-8B N/A... or as I like to refer to it as, the GR9

Fictional repaints of the Harrier GR7/7A/9 of Joint Force Harrier, made of up of aircraft and squadrons from RAF and the Fleet Arm Air - Royal Navy. These are from around early 2009, when JFH was at fully strength with four frontline units at RAF Cottesmore and the OCU at nearby RAF Wittering.<br />
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These four repaints represent the Naval Strike Wing element of JFH, jets with markings from 800 NAS and 801 NAS. Pilots also have correct patches on the flying suits.<br />
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For the Razbam AV-8B NA module.

Thanks to Jace11 for letting use his base repaint

In this second mission of the Top Gun inspired 'SEA EAGLE' series, the student pilots will be performing a strike against the Aggressor base at Creech. Your mission is to fly CAP north of the base with your fellow instructors to intercept the attack before it reaches the base. Once again, you will be outnumbered and out gunned, but you and your fellow aggressors plan to teach another lesson in how a smaller, less well-equipped force can still overcome a powerful adversary using tactics and teamwork.

3 UK Mi-8 liveries

Relics of a bygone era, the 582nd ‘Star Killers’ are the last vestiges of both an antiquated Mission and aircraft. Dating back to the war in Clavis, Osea's ‘Wild Weasel III’ program saw use of the F-4C in the SAM Hunting role to inconsistent success. With knowledge learned sent towards the up and coming Wild Weasel IV, better known as the purpose built F-4G. However due to logistics and training bottlenecks, the OADF required a more advanced SEAD Aircraft to take the role. The F-4CJ, with more advanced avionics and a larger engine was quickly rolled out as a stop gap.

Following the war, most Wild Weasel squadrons transferred their CJs into Air National Guard service, with the exception of the Star Killers. While some question the capabilities of the aging airframe, as well as the limited continued use of the F-4 Phantom. Proponents of the squadron cite their quick response abilities when the

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