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F16 VS Flak stations at the Hoover Dam

  In many instances of Me coming back and downloading and running My .TRK files, I find that
instead of mirroring what I did, the plane crashes and if You dont "Take Control" You Die.

I do a mission and land, and try My best not to die

I set this up and the V1 rockets wont fire and the Tanks should be moving towards each other.  

If You can please help Me out to figure out what I am doing wrong, I would appreciate it very much.

   Clear Skies
       Mike

Skin inspired by Hydra Alpha Legion, Warhammer 40k.

Base Skin + Sin Aiata personal Skin.

Personal Nozzle modification, Jet Intake, Pilot suit, Pilot helmet, Fuel tank (both version), Roughmet.

Skin inspired by Hydra Alpha Legion, Warhammer 40k.

Base Skin + Sin Aiata personal Skin.

*UPDATE*
-Helmet  reworked, new logo  hydra on base skin (flank cockpit)

Greetings Herc Drivers. Enclosed is my C-130J-30 checklist for the Anibus Hercules Mod.
I have blended real world and DCS World procedures to allow you to maximize your C-130 flight operations to maximum effect.
The PDF can be used on popular tablets or a second monitor. I have included kneeboard pages as well.
Place the unzipped “cockpit” folder in your …/Saved Games/DCS OpenBeta/Mods/Aircraft/Hercules folder.  It will not overwrite any existing pages located within the Kneeboard/Pages folder. You may always delete or backup any existing pages located there if you wish.  Use the left bracket [ key to travel backwards to the first page of the kneeboard checklist.  You may wish to use the new kneeboard pin feature to place colored tabs on specific checklist pages. Realize that these will not be saved after mission restart. An excellent C-130J Pocket Guide link is also included.  Read the README.PDF for install instructions and link to supplementary materials.

Pack of 5 liveries by PRCCOWBOY for the Anubis Hercules mod (mix of US Navy & Marines skins)
Version 2.1 - final tweaks

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