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The Channel with lots to keep you busy.
Huge Dover raid at the start,
B-17 escorts,
A2G tasking,
Axis/Allied AI CAP.

This is a dynamic WWII mission for the Channel map. Because it scales with the number of client aircraft, it can be played in SP or MP, both sides are flyable. Possession of the Channel map, the WWII asset pack, and one of the war birds is required for this mission.

Edit 7/15/2020: fix of a scripting bug.

Both liveries have dynamic bort numbers which can be changed in mission editor or in-game in the Re-arm / Re-fuel Ground crew dialogue.
Historic examples: Use QJKP7350 for "P7350 August 1940" or GRJP9374 for "P9374 May 1940"

v4: Gun barrels fixed
v3: P7350 August 1940 added (use QJKP7350 in mission editor)
v2: Lower wing roundels fixed and missing stencils added
v1: Initial release

Everything you saw in the video presentation or screenshots is in the scene, it's a great first that gave us a huge job. But in two to three clicks, you now have a thousand items. Your only concern will be to position exactly as shown.
Unfortunately Dunkirk is not textured on the map of DCS, it is necessary to find beaches with a height difference of 0 to 3 meters, and there are some.
But we put a typical mission,named (DUNKERQUE 000) you can launch it directly from 'Missions'. before editing. In any case, it's very simple, if you're a little used to the mission editor.

This is mostly for people who play DCS PVE

Dunkirk May 28 1940, Dinamo Operation.

In this mission you have to chase some V-1 and hit them before they smash into London. Historically allied pilots had two ways to down those rockets: shooting from far distance to avoid the blast of the 850kg warhead, or flying beside and hit the wingtip to mess up the rocket's attitude.

You can fly this mission with SpitfireMkIX or P51D or Mosquito.

(As kindly requested by few Users, this is the mission originally made for the Fw190-A8, converted for the Bf109K4)

One of the airborne radar used by Luftwaffe's night fighters was the Fug 217 Neptun. In the version J2 it equipped also few Antons employed in the "Nachtjagd".
In this mission I tried to reproduce the kind of operations as narrated on books like W.Johnen - "Duel under the stars" and P.Spoden "Enemy in the dark". It's a mission where patience and precision instrument flying are required....

One of the airborne radar used by Luftwaffe's night fighters was the Fug 217 Neptun. In the version J2 it equipped also few Antons employed in the "Nachtjagd".
In this mission I tried to reproduce the kind of operations as narrated on books like W.Johnen - "Duel under the stars" and P.Spoden "Enemy in the dark". It's a mission where patience and precision instrument flying are required....

Welcome Gentlemen to Operation Longshot

Situation: We are tasked with attacking targets of interest within France and providing assistance to naval units as requested. This is a dangerous undertaking and will most likely be the end of you. Take great care when approaching France as it’s not going to be kind, even when flying over the inland countryside, danger will be ever present. Nearing large population areas and targets of interest, the flak will intensify greatly. It is advised to have a competent Navigator accompany you to aid in navigation (his damn job), flying over France at 20ft locating targets can be a tricky lady to tickle to say the least. In the unlikely event you make it home you will be owing it to good navigation, competent attack profiles and managing the “Twins” after taking a few hits.