User Files

This F-16C "campaign" really just a series of 5 missions loosely packaged as a campaign in the South Atlantic Map.
The missions are (or can be) low difficulty.  Mostly Air to Ground missions, but air to air does come up.

A major rewrite of a mission I posted previously.

On 30 March 1945, the Banff Strike Wing raided Porsgrunn Harbor in Norway, a primary port for sending German troops back to Germany to fight against the approaching Allied armies. Three ships were sunk and a fourth damaged in what was rated one of the unit's most spectacular shipping strikes.

Excellent Banff Mossie skins are available at User Files: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3328061/ and https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3328060/

War for a Day, a South Atlantic Scuffle
This is the 3rd mission in the 5-mission F-16C Viper Mini Campaign, "War for a Day".
You are conducting a precision strike on 4 cargo aircraft at El Calefate airfield.
This mission will take 20 to 30 minutes to complete.
The mission includes variable difficulty accessible through the Radio-Other menu.

I've been uploading these one at a time as they become ready.  When the 5th mission is ready, I will upload the complete mini-campaign.

After the recent release of the upd ated Gazelle, I started to re-learn it after many years of having her on my virtual hangar. I tried first the built-in training but found the cold start mission really basic and incomplete, so rather than complain about it I se t to edit my own and take the oportunity to also learn the Gazelle's basic systems in detail.

I made three versions of the mission: one for Sinai, another for South Atlantic and a third for the free Map of Marianas. They are identical and only differ on some little details. I added them to the existing training menu, and this means that the files go onto the DCS program folder. If you are uneasy about this, you can manually save the files at /Saved Games/ to run as standard missions instead of using the DCS Training Menu.

On 25 March 1945, Wing Commander Jacko Jackson-Smith (pictured) led s force of Mosquito into Songefjord, Norway, to search for a German tanker reported to be hiding there. At the same time, a Luftwaffe radar station scrambled a reaction force of Luftwaffe fights and vector them toward the Mosquitos. You fly as W/C Jackson-Smith. By tttiger (HotTom). Comments welcome.