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Iran and China have entered an alliance of mutual support which has bolstered Iran's influence in the Persian Gulf. As a result tensions between this alliance and the US and Europe escalated to the point of war. This mission is set early in the conflict and involves providing CAP for ground attack flights.

F/A-18C Hornet skin in WWII TBF-1C historical livery.

Super Stallion from AliExpress xD To install open up the RAR file, and from it drag and drop the "USMC Grey" folder into your Disk:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World OpenBeta\Bazar\Liveries\mi-8mt, or into your C:\Users\USER\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\mi-8mt folder and enjoy :) I hope you like the livery, feel free to rate it and comment, and as always have a safe and pleasant flight!

A set of 12 camo pattern for the Georgian infantry unit

V2.1 added MARPAT and Desert MARPAT
V2: added shadows and 5 patterns

Ever landed on the wrong carrier? Tried to land on the supercarrier without owning it? Thought nobody noticed? You should be so lucky! Wear the skin of shame, marked with graffiti from the deck crew to atone for your sins

First bird I have painted with a fictional VMFA-214 squadron based on the actual VMA-214. Since they don't fly the F-18 They fly the AV-8B. Anyways had to change the designation to VMFA because the F-18 is a Fighter/Attack multirole bird. Anyways had to make it because I loved the TV show Bah Bah Black Sheep, and Major Gregory "Pappy" Boyington who was a real person with 28 kills during WWII. This bird's paint is influenced by the real 214's harrier, Skyhawk, as well as the real VMFA-225 CO's bird.  I was enlisted in the navy as an aviation electricians mate onboard the USS Independence CV-62. After a year and then it was all men on carriers then I switched rate to a hospital corpsman. Because women were at the hospitals. But upon graduating from that C school I was sent to the Marines to Okinawa, Korea, DesertStorm, etc.

'Hunting the Medina Division' is a co-op (4x Ka-50) mission on the Persian Gulf map.
Loosely based on the 'Battle of Medina Ridge' in the 91 Gulf War, this mission can be played SP.

A list of all relevant US-Weapons.
.doc (Microsoft Dokument)

Good flight, good fight, good night!

A random air and ground mission generator supporting all WW2 aircraft, ships, and ground units.

REQUIRES WW2 ASSET PACK*

Let's face it. Your warbirds are in the hanger, along with your WW2 asset pack and Normandy map, collecting dust.

I know, I know, there aren't a lot of reasons to see them anymore.
The missions you go on are nothing like they used to be, happy endings are rare, and Jeff has been lookin' damn fine.
Your moves get stale, you and the ol' birds slowly lose touch.
C'est la vie, right?

WRONG!
Put on your best flight suit, grab hard on your stick, and take those hanger queens to see GREG!
You won't know what you'll be flying, who you'll be fighting, or where you'll finish ;)
Greg will populate the map with air and ground units before throwing you in one of your aircraft with a random mission and loadout.

Give it a fly!

Introducing! GREG!

The Gulf Random Engagement Generator! (WIP)

A random aircraft battle generator for a variety of aircraft in the Persian gulf.

-Currently supported aircraft:
F/A-18C, F-14B, AJS-37, C-101, F-15C, F-5E, F-86F, M-2000C, Mig-19P, Mig-21, Mig-29, Su-27, Su-33, J-11A, A-10A, A-10C, AV-8B NA, and the Su-25T

With Greg, you can generate random engagements within parameters you set.

Adjust the settings in the mission editor, hit fly, and random blue and red groups are generated, ready to fight!

Do you want to hone your BVR skills?
    Greg will throw you into countless engagements with F-14s, Su-27s, J-11s, and F-16s to test your ability to dodge a variety of missiles!

Are you an adrenaline junkie?
    Greg will generate endless 5 mile fur-balls with F-16s, F-15s, F/A-18s, and Mirages fighting Su-27s, Su-33s, Mig-29s, and J-11s!
    
Do you just want variety?
    When Greg is setup completely random, you won't know what's coming, going, how many, or even what you'll be flying!