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In order to ensure air superiority in the wider Persian Gulf area,  the islands of Tunb, Abu Musa and Sirri need to be cleared of any air defense capabilities.

This is the 7th in the series of missions that began with "The Prelude". In continuing operations to secure the coastal areas of southern IRAN leading up to the planned invasion, the Allied forces have now beefed up their presence by adding a second aircraft carrier to conduct air sorties. Sensing a vulnerable area and a possible invasion target the Iranians have put into plan a massing of equipment near the village of Sayeh Khvosh. Staged near there is a large amount of military vehicles consisting of armor, air defenses, cargo and fuel trucks. Several convoys are not arrived and are in route to the staging area. FA-18 aircraft are tasked to strike the equipment and destroy the framework of vehicles.

This mission is the 6th part of the series of strikes that were ordered prior to the invasion of Iran beginning with "THE PRELUDE". In the continuing operations to secure the coastal areas of southern IRAN leading up to the planned invasion, an Iranian freight  train loaded with military machinery and supplies including SAM radar equipment has stopped for refueling and minor repairs. A USAF B1 bomber has been dispatched to destroy a tunnel close to the train site thus blocking it's forward movement. Your flight of FA18's  is called to destroy the bridges forward and aft of the train to essentially preventing it from any retreat.<br /><br />
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Updated with minor fixes and installed Alerax'sLSO AI Script<br />
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Alerax's LSO AI Script in use for recovery. All files are installed but be familiar with the LSO procedures here: <a class="txttohtmllink" href="https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=223672">https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=223672</a>

Quick Case 1 landing practice for the A-6 Mod

Required to play
A-6 mod
A-6 mod Desert storm skin pack

Basically a timeline that shows the things you need to do during your case 1  and roughly when to do them.

Values are based off of the case 1 diagram shown in Chuck's F14 guide, I just remade it in a more simple way to be easier to reference in kneeboard form.