**Requires Supercarrier, Sinai Map and F/A-18C** - Difficulty MEDIUM due to use of ATFLIR, carrier landing - refueling possible but not a necessity.
We had a clear night, so our fleet was able to launch some SLAM-ERs as well as Tomahawks on a joint strike on an SA-10 site in Egypt near Al Bar Cape. They managed to disable the radar. Now, your flight of 4 F/A-18Cs from USS Washington will go finish the job by bombing the EWR Radar, a supply hangar, the command vehicle for the SA-10, a AAA unit and the remaining launchers. (I'm using the mission to train with the ATFLIR Pod on a nice Sinai map coastal target)
FINISH OFF THE SA-10 SITE!
We had a clear night, so our fleet was able to launch some SLAM-ERs as well as Tomahawks on a joint strike on an SA-10 site in Egypt near Al Bar Cape. They managed to disable the radar. Now, your flight of 4 F/A-18Cs from USS Washington will go finish the job by bombing the EWR Radar, a supply hangar, the command vehicle for the SA-10, a AAA unit and the remaining launchers. The mission has images to help understand the ground target, I used the draw tool to mark locations on the map. Takeoff is early morning as the sun comes up. I hope you enjoy the mission!
ROLES: ground strike for everyone, using ATFLIR, some flight members have LGBs by default, others have JDAMs of various sizes. 21 and 23 can waypoint designate their JDAM targets.
CHEVY 11: Strike moving Shilka with LGBs using ATFLIR. Then target SA-10 launchers in round bunkers with remaining bombs.
CHEVY 21: Use your preplanned waypoints to strike a EWR Radar and a supply hangar with your 2 GBU-31s.
CHEVY 31: Strike a launcher parked with trucks, as well as the SA-10 command vehicles.
CHEVY 41: Your are the cleanup crew. Attack remaining targets with your 4 GBU-38s using the ATFLIR; these include some trucks, generators, radars.
A Refuelling S-3B is available but is not a necessity. I used the mission to practice ATFLIR, and practice my a-a refueling as well. Can be flown solo, but meant for 2 to 4 pilots.
Coolhand101e <-Mission designer, maker, and tester
