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This pack contains 4 liveries of the VFA-97 (3 of them reflect the real-life counterpart and one is a "generic" livery).
In early 2010 F/A-18Cs from VFA-97 were deployed on boad of USS John C. Stennis.
Markings are based on late 2010 photographs.
2013-2014 VFA-97 replaced the C-model Hornet with the F/A-18E.

F-16CM livery based on F-16C AF#89-2114 of the 121st Fighter Squadron (DCANG), which was one of the two Vipers that launched without any armament on a suicide mission, in reaction to the 9/11 attacks.

F-15C livery based on F-15A AF#77-0100 of the 101st Fighter Squadron (MAANG), which was scrambled during the Sept 11th attacks.

A-10C II livery based on A-10As of the Wisconsin National Guard (176th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 128th Tactical Fighter Wing).

The 128th TFW did not use the upgraded A-10Cs in reality (only the A-10As), but this livery was requested by another user, so I made it.

Note: Screenshot is of A-10A, as I was too lazy to go back into DCS and take another screenshot of the C instead :)

A-10A livery based on real life A-10s of the Wisconsin National Guard (176th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 128th Tactical Fighter Wing).

The Wisconsin Air National Guard began operating the A-10A in October of 1981, replacing the OA-37, and were based at Truax Field ANGB, in Madison, WI.

In April of 1993, the A-10A was replaced by the F-16C, and the 128th TFW was reorganized into the 115th FW.

F-35A livery based on real life F-35s of the Wisconsin National Guard (176th Fighter Squadron, 115th Fighter Wing).  

The Wisconsin Air National Guard accepted delivery of their first of a total of 20 F-35As in April of 2023, replacing the F-16C, and are based at Truax Field ANGB in Madison, WI.    

There are many ways to die in the harsh northern expanses near Fensalir, Emmeria. Between the drifting ice sheets, blinding super-blizzards and unforgiving wilderness, many wouldn’t fault a wayward explorer or lost military patrol to succumbing to the Razgriz. However, if you happen to be a surface to air missileer, there is one more threat the north has to offer.

The 128th “Big Irons” Fighter squadron.

Hailing from Fensalir Air Base, just south of the Straits is one of the only Air National Guard units of the Emmerian Air Force to specialize in the Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD) or more affectionately known as “Wild Weasel” by its pilots. Despite flying largely obsolete F-4 Phantoms; The Big Irons are deadly efficient with their array of AGM-45 ‘Shrike’s, Mark-82 ‘Snake-eye’ bombs, or the AGM-88 HARM thanks to their recently acquired F/A-18 Hornets.

Whether the threat be in the air or on the ground, rest assured the Big Irons are deadly no matter what adorns their fighter

The 285th Aviation Regiment is a parent aviation regiment of the United States Army. On 1 October 2005 the unit was redesignated as the 1st Battalion (Attack Reconnaissance), 285th Aviation Regiment and on 1 May 2006 it was mobilized to conduct the AH-64D Unit Fielding Training Plan and deploy in support of Operation Enduring Freedom VIII. In April 2012 and August 2013 the unit deployed its Companies A and B in support of Operation Enduring Freedom XII and XIII. On 4 August 2018 the unit was retired from service after a "casing of colors" ceremony.

There are many ways to die in the harsh northern expanses near Fensalir, Emmeria. Between the drifting ice sheets, blinding super-blizzards and unforgiving wilderness, many wouldn’t fault a wayward explorer or lost military patrol to succumbing to the Razgriz. However, if you happen to be a surface to air missileer, there is one more threat the north has to offer.

The 128th “Big Irons” Fighter squadron.

Hailing from Fensalir Air Base, just south of the Straits is one of the only Air National Guard units of the Emmerian Air Force to specialize in the Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD) or more affectionately known as “Wild Weasel” by its pilots. Despite flying largely obsolete F-4 Phantoms; The Big Irons are deadly efficient with their array of AGM-45 ‘Shrike’s, Mark-82 ‘Snake-eye’ bombs, or the AGM-88 HARM thanks to their recently acquired F/A-18 Hornets.

Whether the threat be in the air or on the ground, rest assured the Big Irons are deadly no matter what adorns their fighter

Ace Combat 6 Republic of Emmeria Air Force 121st Fighter Squadron