User Files

I want to share a Set of 19 Static Templates that I edited to provide scenery objects and air defense for each of Iran's Airbases on the Persian Gulf Map. These Templates make use of three User Mods, that must be installed prior to actually using the Templates on the Mission Editor. They are:

1) VPC Airfield Equipment Mod, by @voc, originally available here:

https://virpil.com/en/news/58-vpc-airfield-equipment-dlya-dcs-world

However, download instead an updated version of this Mod from this link:

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ai6cuX3YQI26h4xg4260mM02r87dGQ?e=rxOTR4

The file is in OvGME format for use with a Mod Manager. The Mod should be installed on the path /Saved Games/DCS/Mods/tech

2) Nato Personnel & Items, by @Suntsag:

https://forums.eagle.ru/topic/190965-nato-personnel-and-items

3) Civil Aircrafts Mod, by @cdpkobra, @popChar and @ sth0s :

https://cam.em-key.de/

Iran and the UAE are caught in an escalating political and economic conflict. Iran has chosen to fly fighters off the coast of the UAE to test their defenses. You are a pilot in the UAEAF, your mission is to intercept the Iranian fighters.

An upgraded .miz mission file for the Persian Gulf that combines the following maps: Persian Gulf Oil Rigs Static Template by Minsky, Persian Gulf SAM, EWR, and Strategic Infrastructure (V 0.99.2) Map by P. Arnold, and Realistic Persian Gulf Map - Easy by static_actual. ALL UPDATES LISTED IN SCREENSHOTS. MASSIVLEY updated all three original maps into one. Includes hundreds of strategic infrastructural, military, WMD, and air defense targets for Iran, Oman, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia cohesively. Now provides thousands of static targets for nearly every strategic site included on the entire map. Accounts for theoretical wartime placements to ensure an equal spread/distribution of strategic assets in an actual “shooting war scenario”. SAM sites were placed according to research, accuracy, and theoretical placements, and include both detailed and undetailed map areas. 130+ oil rigs accurately mapped and place with the help of MarineTraffic, Infield, ArcGIS, etc, and hidden by default.