User Files

Here you can find the loadout and weapons descriptions of the actual F/A-18C Hornet (10/2021)

Updated 10/10/2021 :
- new weapons list (added AGM84H, BDU-LG)
- Mass correction
- new Excel file to plan your payload with automatic weight and fuel calculations

These four skins depict the first iteration of the Viggen's characteristic woodland splinter camouflage. This paint scheme was introduced in early 1974 on the AJ 37 and was quickly changed to the one we all know now. Differences include a yellow tail number, the air wing number being placed on the air intake, and white leading edges on the intakes, wings, canards, and vertical stabiliser. The RWR antennae have also been changed to resemble the old ones found used in the Viggen's early years.

A folder containing all plates necessary for conducting a CASE III approach.

Assortments of RAF sqns

An endless single player or multiplayer mission that uses dynamic MOOSE scripting and is playable with any of the following aircraft: Ka-50, Mi-8, Huey, Gazelle, Mig-19, Mig-21, Viggen, C-101, L-39ZA and the F-5.  

**NOTE** If you want to play the mission with an aircraft mod, such as the A-4 or the MB339, simply edit the mission and place your aircraft at the Kutaisi airfield with the other playable planes.

This is a (virtual) Devils Squadron AJS-37 Viggen livery. This package features 4 versions of the livery: 1-Dagfrid (Desert), 2-Garda (Gray), 3-Walburg (Woodland), and 4-Grid (Grippen livery, which was modified from the 6002 Gripen E Splinter Camo)

Reference map for Hoggit's PGAW server.

An unofficial patch to bring most of DCS's older modules to life, and allow custom roughmet creation for skinners, by taking advantage of PBR(Physics Based Rendering) introduced in the release of 2.0 and 2.5. This patch is MP safe, and Mod manager friendly.

4 skins belonging to the 15th flying wing, Swedish air force, based in Söderhamn. Tail numbers 09, 26, 31, and 47. All four aircraft recieved the AJS mod and flew with the wing in the 1990's. Number 31 is currently flying in a bare metal livery with tail number 52. Number 26's cockpit was turned into a simulator. Number 09 sits outside at the Söderhamn aviation museum. Number 47 was scrapped.

SAAF Viggen livery, loosely based on the first Atlas Cheetahs.