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Camuflaje original del E2-D de la US. NAVY del portaaviones John C Stennis para el E-2C con Rotulo de Cola (VAW-112 Golden Hawks)

Añadir a la siguiente dirección: C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\Bazar\Liveries\e-2c

Makes the runway markings distinguishable on approach, as in real life.

Everything you need to meaningfully fly and train on Mariana Islands. Includes the detailed charts of Andersen AFB (PGUA).

A beautiful historic sailship in a total of 30+ variants with either standard, ripped or transparent sails to bring you some color and diversion to the Marianas scenery.
Includes Static Template with cruising routes for easy import into any new or existing Marianas mission. Is suitable for all theatres, coasts and seas, Normandy, the Channel, Syria, Black Sea...
v1.3

Fictional Yak-40 liveries pack , 7x business jet skins.
Common business jets or private jets' color schemes well seen on Embraer EMB-505 and Bombardier Challenger 600.

Rev 3 is uploaded on 13/Oct./2021.
Clean up the folders of old Rev 1 before installing Rev 3.
Continental Airlines (COA / CO) was the major airline in United States, and its wholly owned subsidiary was Continental Micronesia (CMI / CS) based on Guam (flied to Tinian / Saipan / Japan and Honolulu via island-hopping).
Here is a skinpack --- Its Orange and Gold cheatlines livery (often called Meatball) painted in 1970s - 1980s - 1992 for Boeing 727 in Civil Aircraft Mod.

This skinpack needs "Boeing 727 Common Normal map / RoughMet Textures pack Rev3" from here. --- https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3318369/
When you see strange checker blocks on the skins in DCS World, the "Boeing 727 Common Normal map / RoughMet Textures pack Rev3" is not installed / not set-up correctly.

All Nippon Airways (ANA / NH) is the largest airline in Japan.
Its current "Triton blue" livery for Civil Aircraft Mod's Airbus A320, Boeing 737 and Boeing 747 are painted.

ANA's scheduled flights went to Guam in 1990s and charter flights often go to Saipan.

More than 1600 meaningfully placed objects to bring the islands to life.