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MiG-19
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MiG-19

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The aircraft was manufactured May 22, 1970, 1st flight in the USSR - May 25, 1970, taken from the manufacturer - May 30, 1970, the flight to the Czechoslovak Republic took place on June 18, 1970. The first flight in the Czechoslovak Republic took place on July 21, 1970.<br />
In the division of the property of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, Slovakia fell to the MiG-21MA 2707<br />
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Lietadlo bolo vyrobené 22.05.1970, 1.let v ZSSR - 25.05.1970, prevzaté od výrobcu - 30.05.1970, prelet do ČSSR sa uskutočnil dňa 18.06.1970. Prvý let v ČSSR sa uskutočnil 21.07.1970.<br />
Pri delení majetku ČSFR pripadlo Slovensku MiG-21MA 2707

Exactly one month after final assembly, this aircraft was handed over to representatives of the Czechoslovak Air Force on February 4 , 1972. After initial service with the 4th slp at Pardubice, this aircraft served with the 5th and 9th slp. In May 1991, the aircraft was reassigned to the 11th slp, based at Zatec. In October, 1991, the plane was decked out to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the formation of the 11th slp. The aircraft remains in this guise to this day. After the disbandment of the 11th slp, the aircraft was transferred to the 28th sbolp at Caslav. There, it served until its retirement, where it still serves as a monument to the service of the MiG-21 at that base.<br />
Po finální montáži dne 4. února 1972 byl tento stroj přesně po jednom měsíci předán zástupcům československého letectva. Po začátku slyžby v Pardubicích u 4. slp sloužil také u 5. a 9. slp. V květnu 1991 stroj dostal 11. slp, působící z letiště Žatec. V říjnu 1991 letoun dostal slavnostní zbarvení, které připomínalo 40. výročí založení 11. slp. V této podobě zůstal až do dnes. Po zrušení 11. slp letoun putoval k 28. sbolp na základnu v Čáslavi. Na této základně sloužil až do svého vyřazení a zůstal zde do dnešních dnů jako pomník připomínající službu MiGù-21 na zdejším letišti.

A livery in the synthwave theme

THIS WILL BE UPDATED AND FIXED VERY SOON.
      if you have suggestions or have spotted errors, please comment and tell me

Strike coop mission for hornets, harriers and tomcats. RU/EN local included

Notice: Last FIX for the campaign added!
I will not continue updating Azkhazian war campaign any more. I will focus in my new campaign, that I'm sure you will enjoy even more . Find the promotional video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isDh6sr_h7A

Now that we are in home because the COVID-19, I've been finishing a campaign based in a fictional story that happens in the Caucasus.
This is a persistent scenario campaign (what is destroyed, remains destroyed in next missions).
You can choose your own objetives and command some AI units to help you.
Expect random weather and events in the missions.
Find the campaign here:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/1nz9tjpkjzmcz5q/The%20Abkazian%20War.rar?dl=0
This is the introduction video for the campaign:
    https://youtu.be/IpMFAv5D9NY
And this is the installation guide video:
    https://youtu.be/srZbgEpBKTk
Find the new section for the fixes of the errors found

I tried to create aesthetic paper-kneeboard for you favourite planes, so you will always feel like in real aircraft! Don't forget to use NIGHT friendly version!

This is my attempt to create true-to-current DCS standarts RWR sheet for newbie players (or unexperienced, like me), because many RWR creators use DCS's rwr.lua file, which contains outdated codes, refers to emitters not presented in DCS nowadays, and so forth. I excluded many of them, checked all of them, added types-of-radar designation for ease of use and ranges of engagement and search, when emitter starts to pop-up on screen. Comment if you have any suggestions!

Update 01.09.21: V3
- Revised many codes and radars
- Added HARM codes
Update 05.05.21: V2.1
- Kneeboards underwent renaming to co-exist together. Using all of my kneeboards in conjunction won't blind you suddenly when scrolling through night pages. There's a day and night groups now.

This is an enhanced checklist for the AV-8BNA Harrier II. It includes optimized startup, takeoff, cruise, fence in/out, refueling, approach, and landing checklists.

Skin it's based on photos of AV-8B+ (serial number165568) used in VMA-211 "Wake Island Avengers" made for @nerdkid_23 ;) In practice it is a cosmetic modification of the already existing in DCS skin but I wouldn't say it was easy.

You must know it isn't 1-to-1 copy - you will get a variable tactical numbers (this is why the ones on the nose are moved to the front of the original), also serial numbers are variable... oh and there is no under cockpit pilot name tape. But rest is pure gold ;)

I hope you will like it and have fun while use it now... and when we will get the Marianas Islands Map ;)<

Changes from v. 1.0:
- added new helmet decal
- fixed few small issues with textures on nose and tail
- better tires

Instalation:
Unzip pack and put folders in to AV8BNA file. You will find it here: (...)\DCSWorld\CoreMods\aircraft\AV8BNA\Liveries\AV8BNA