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F/A-18C en livrée noire sans marquages.

F/A-18C in a black livery with no markings.

A Stream Deck profile for the F/A-18C Hornet, with original artwork files for customization.

This is my F/A-18C (My main aircraft) profile for the T16000M HOTAS, it has been created with rudder pedals and TrackIR/VR in mind so rudder, brakes and POV movement are not bound into the HOTAS. But can be modified as required.

This is my main aircraft, so this profile was not created around my other profiles, but my other aircraft profiles have been created around this one.

The throttle pinky button must be created as a modifier by you in game.

The throttle joystick in the TWCS is amazing, sadly, the index finger is not as good as a thumb, so for best results, I recommend removing the realistic TDC slew on the F/A-18C special settings.

Will be uploading some other profiles for other aircraft that share similarities to this profile, so keep an eye out.

Changelog:

+Added comms
+Added smoke
+Changed aa and ag modes to engine cranks

Want to test out the new HARMs in a combat environment?<

Another mission from my in-development Hornet campaign. Been playable for a while but now that the HARMs are out it's now fully complete. Complete with voice overs CASE III recoveries.

So I wanted to make a simple mission where I'd be able to have a fun, not too complicated flight with the F-14B and use the new TARPS reconnaissance pod that we got recently. This is mostly a mission where you takeoff from the Supercarrier in 1988, fly to your waypoints, take photos of suspected Soviet deliveries of T-55 tanks and BMP-2s, (sound effects included) then fly back to the carrier and land. If you perform the mission correctly, you get an idea of the pictures you took right after your plane comes to a stop on the deck of USS Theodore Roosevelt.

By Coolhand101e

You're a insane person going against the russain sam sites in a A10? F18? F16? who know but its your choice.

A Touch Portal page for F/A-18C Hornet dashboard utilizing DCS-COINS plugin for aircraft event updates and controls.

The Askgudar are a mercenary group whose pilots come mainly from the Scandinavian countries and have served in their air forces. Now they earn their living as mercenaries. The United Arab Emirates hired you to monitor the sea routes ... and suddenly it was not just about the sea route.

*THIS IS A PARODY, NOT ENDORSED BY MICROSOFT*