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STRIKE - A randomized strike mission generator for the F-16C and Persian Gulf.

STRIKE - A randomized strike mission generator for the F/A-18C and Persian Gulf.

Одиночная миссия "M-17"для МиГ-29С.
Патрулирование в зоне проведения операции и осуществление воздушного прикрытия.

Single mission "M-17" for the MiG-29S.
Patrolling the area of the operation and providing air cover.

This is the 10th mission leading up to the planned invasion, beginning with operations that started with"The Prelude". While all the allied forces prepare for the planned invasion, a high level meeting occurs with the President and his Joint Chiefs of Staff. After receiving the latest military situation briefing, the President laughs and says," Gentlemen, we may not have to invade after all. The combined Navy and Air Force air operations seems to be accomplishing far more than we ever dreamed of" . But in the end who will have the last laugh?

Squadron briefing room for use in multiplayer missions. Support up to 25 pilots in one room with synced briefings.

Just place a new heli, make sure to set it to client, pick the livery if you have a custom one or pick from one of the two we provide and that's it. Fire up the server and you should see the 25 slots that pilots can join into.

Night Vision Goggle (NVD) Shader update to make it behave more like the real thing. You can view the cockpit instruments and panels in your peripheral vision. Should work with TrackIR and VR. I am aware that in VR you see two circles but in Track IR you see one. I'm still working on the convergence for the VR viewpoint and will update when I figure out that code. So for now enjoy the wider field of view! Video of it in action here! https://www.dropbox.com/s/5elduqluz9tszrj/DCS%20NVG%20MOD.mov?dl=0

Caucasus Region - 1999

After the collapse of the Soviet Union,  Georgia, Abkhazia and South-Ossetia are fighting a bloody war over disputed territories for almost a decade now.
The Russians - waging a proxy war - are supplying the Abkahzians and South Ossetians with arms and manpower, while Georgia is asking the help of NATO to solve the situation.

A small contingent of western air power is stationed in country and on the Black Sea to prevent the escalation any further.

Several Divisions of Syrian armor are racing across the Golan Heights.  They have met fierce resistance from the tiny number of IDF defenders, but not enough to stop the thrust.  Only a handful of friendly units remain.  They are exhausted and almost out of ammo from continuous fighting through the night.   Within ten miles of their objectives the Syrians are in sight of victory.

The only thing stopping them is what is left of the IDF forces on the ground and air strikes.  This mission is exceedingly dangerous because the threats include MiGs, SAMs, and radar-guided AAA.  You are tasked with helping blunt the spearhead.

Syria has crossed the Purple Line.  Sirens are going off all over Israel.  It is Yom Kippur, 1973.  Instead of being with family, you are mounting up in your A-4 “Ayit”.  You are about to see firsthand what is actually going on.

The mission is Close Air Support.  The problem is communication.  We have none.  There are no FACs.  The engaged units are fighting for their lives.