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A great mission packed with voiceovers that is different each time you play it.  Play it single player or multiplayer co-op.  All the popular planes, and Hueys in the Persian Gulf.  When playing single player, you can control the other aircraft via the F10 comm menu and tell them what to do.  You can also choose different aircraft each time you play, so that the game play is fr om a different perspective each time.  There are many ways to complete the objectives and I'm very curious to hear how you go about doing it!  Mission time is limited to two hours, otherwise the enemy moves in under the cover of darkness and things won't go so well.

It is set up as a "Tower Defense" type game wh ere you have enemies spawning around a central location (all randomized), and they make their way towards a central location which you must protect.

I enjoy creating unusual missions that are somewhat realistic. In this mission, you are piloting a classic warbird, a P-47D over Nevada, trying to get to Laughlin for a refueling stop, then on to the next airshow. Unfortunately, there's some trouble in the air and you end up lost. Now you must find your way without the aid of a compass. Can you regain your bearings and make it to Laughlin before running out of fuel? Good luck!

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A multiplayer Warbirds PvP where the objective is to destroy the other team's city.  There is some strategy involved too.  Check the description.

Ignoring political pressure from the remainder of the World's powers, Russia has been ramping up their T-55 production line in order to fill purchase orders from North Korea.  If N. Korea gets their hand on these tanks, South Korea will fall.

Intel reports show that the stockpile of T-55's are due to ship this morning via railway.  There is a rail station in Mozdok just 4 miles NW of the T-55 factory, which is pretty much a small town of its own.  

Spitfire RR232 was built at Castle Bromwich by Vickers Armstrong and delivered to the RAF in October of 1944 where it served as a high altitude fighter. Post-war this aircraft was sold to the South African Air Force and was damaged and subesquently put into storage after a "ground loop" incident in 1954. The aircraft made it back to the UK in 1986 and was again made airworthy in December 2012. The aircraft was painted as "City of Exeter" and performs regularly at airshows around the UK.

Visit https://www.spitfires.com for more information on this aircraft and the amazing work done at Goodwood Aerodrome...

V1.0: 17 May
V1.1: 18 May: Corrected Canopy Frame paint mismatch and rough areas around canopy frame on fuselage.  Improved "City of Exeter" color (Not reflected in photos)
V1.2: 17 June:  Total Roughmet revamp using new techniques.  I am happy with the results.