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Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

RDAF C-130J-30 Hercules B-536 (Anubis mod)

Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

Delivered in 2004 the first three Danish C-130J-30 Hercules (B-536, B-537, B-538)are flying out of 721 Squadron, Transport Wing Aalborg.
In 2007 the fourth and last C-130 Hercules (B-583) was delivered.
Danish C-130J’s have operated in several conflict areas including Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Mali.
They regularly fly support missions in Greenland.

C-130J Version 6.8.2 tested.

* UPDATED 07-12-2020  for version 5.9 *

* UPDATED 23-12-2020  for version 6.0 *
New color
New markings
Enhanced roughmets

Explore Northern Syria by Mi-8 in this randomised CO-OP Mi-8 Medevac mission.

There is an enemy cargo ship anchored just off the coast - close to the border south of Batumi.  We know that it is loaded with arms waiting to be picked up by enemy troops.

The SBS have a mission to sink the ship by planting mines on its hull - they need our help.

My first Single Player mission for DCS.  Hope you Enjoy!

Fly either:

Blue Angels F-18 Lead, or a local Huey News Chopper during the opening ceremony for the Pennzoil-400 race in Las Vegas.
Depending on which role you choose, and how you fly it, the mission should take about 40-60 mins.



(PS> Thanks to Heater741 for inspiring the idea, based on his mission - I hope I could add a little spice to the concept)

Intermediate - Advanced Flying Difficulty! (No combat).

I wanted to make a mission to fly offline in Nevada map that gives the P51 some out back, off-track strips to takeoff and land. I created the strip, but having just 1 set of cones to land between soon became a little boring, so I decided to create 4 in different locations with a little backstory to make a mission out of it, then spruced it up a bit with details and moving trucks waiting for your deliveries, so I could share it with you!

*You are covering for the flying "mail man"
*Land at all 4 custom built strips along route.
*Estimated total time: 30minutes.
*All stops are custom built 2,000ft strips, over dirt terrain, marked by tyres.
*Terrain will be slightly uneven here and there, but each stop has been well tested to be accessible.
*Screen hints given along way re; Navigation (easy route) so you can focus on the flying / approaches etc.

Requires: P51 Module and Nevada map (aka Las vegas / NTTR)

Soviet Air Force "01" livery for the YAK-40

Iranian Airline "Qeshm Air" YAK-40 livery