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

Jouable en solo avec un seul F18.
Les renseignements américains viennent d'obtenir la localisation d'un navire russe de premier ordre en difficulté (au bulleye).
Des vedettes rapides russes arrivent en protection puis et surtout le Piotr Velikiy (extrêment bien armé). Une fois le Piotr Velikiy en place l'espace aérien sera interdit sauf à le détruire.

DISCLAIMER- This mission is not meant to be political in any way. The mission was made in a neutral point of view and is just for fun. My goal here was not total realism.

Lead your flight of 2x Su-33s in a patrol around the operating area of the Russian Fleet.
Complete with sounds, Carrier Ops, and A2A refueling.

Coop F/A-18C strike mission.

Air Task Force Caucasus (ATF-C) will deploy for OPERATION ALLIED FORCE. The Russian advance force is gearing to deploy. ATF-C will prevent Russian EW, ISTAR and supporting forces from entering the AO.  Tasks will be randomly delegated to the ATF. Once a task is complete, a new task will be assigned. Tasks types will range between CAP, CAS and SEAD.

Multiplayer Campaign by Graywo1f

Separatists Aggressions - Fly with 8 A10's and 4 Ka50's in an epic Coop where Georgia and NATO invade Abkhazia after relations were decimated. South Ossetia also plays a part in a few missions that will be added later on. In this mission series there will be a main objective, followed by coordinates given to you for airstrikes as secondary tasks. Entering coordinates on the CDU for A10 is a must. There is plenty to do for the KA50 providing close air support for the invading forces. JTAC is included, Tanker as well. An action packed mission full of hours of fun.

Enjoy

Gray

1-4 Players F/A-18C COOP Supercarrier Mission
Skills required:  Cold Start, Case III Launch, Case I Recovery, PB JDAM and PB HARM deployment
Module(s) Required:  F/A-18C Hornet, Supercarrier
Mod(s) Required: None
Additional Treats:  Kneeboard, PDF Briefing, Voiceovers, Calculated Score

This is a fictional based mission set in the Caucasus region and is designed for COOP play.  The mission can be done solo if you desire.  The player(s) spawn on deck of the George Washington as the sun is coming up.  I created this mission with some built in variability.  This variability comes in the form of probabilities for additional spawns that can be changed in the triggers.  

I suggest flying this as provided and then tweaking probabilities to your needs.  See forum post for additional details surrounding the trigger probabilities.  Please let me know what you think and how this could be improved.  Hope you all enjoy the mission.

Operation Active Fence is an active and ongoing NATO operation to protect the Turkish southern border region with Syria as part of the ongoing Syrian Civil War.

Patriot missiles were deployed solely to protect Turkish territory against any possible missile attacks from Syria. They were not used to support any no-fly zone, and were not used for any offensive action. The 173rd Airborne Brigade paratroopers secured NATO missile-defense sites.

Updated Version 1.3: Russia has built up an expeditionary Integrated Air Defense System (IADS) in Syria. Russia intends to use this IADS to push the potential cost of continued US coalition involvement in Syria past the threshold of acceptable risk. On 03 OCT the Russian military deployed the S-300 (NATO reporting name: SA-23) air defence system to the Syrian naval base in Tartus. Russian forces already operate the S-400 (NATO reporting name SA-21 Growler) long-range air defence system, which has a claimed range of 400km, as well as the S-200 (SA-5 Gammon), in Syria. Russia also operates a number of short-range air defence systems, including the Pantsir-S1 and Buk missile systems, as well as the naval version of the S-300 a Slava-class guided missile cruiser in the Mediterranean. In addition to the IADS, Syrian forces operate the Bastion coastal defence system out of Tartus.

Updated Version: Russia has built up an expeditionary Integrated Air Defense System (IADS) in Syria. Russia intends to use this IADS to push the potential cost of continued US coalition involvement in Syria past the threshold of acceptable risk. On 03 OCT the Russian military deployed the S-300 (NATO reporting name: SA-23) air defence system to the Syrian naval base in Tartus. Russian forces already operate the S-400 (NATO reporting name SA-21 Growler) long-range air defence system, which has a claimed range of 400km, as well as the S-200 (SA-5 Gammon), in Syria. Russia also operates a number of short-range air defence systems, including the Pantsir-S1 and Buk missile systems, as well as the naval version of the S-300 a Slava-class guided missile cruiser in the Mediterranean. In addition to the IADS, Syrian forces operate the Bastion coastal defence system out of Tartus.