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This campaign is based on the history of the Jagdgeschwader 5 "Eismeer" (Arctic Sea), as narrated by German ace Walter Schuck in his book "Luftwaffe Eagle".
The unit operated for most of the WWII above the Arctic Circle facing the Red Army from East and the RAF bombers from West.
The 13 missions reflect actual operations described in the book, 2 are made only to test your flying skill.
To improve the realism I added 3 custom skins and few tech details that are not implemented in the default BF109 module.

WWII Assets Pack required

Fictional skin that combines WW2 Bf-109 Camo with modern Luftwaffe markings.

This skin pack contains 2 fictional german skins for the DCS Su-25t.

4 german skins for the Su-33 Flanker-D

Fictional Yak-52 livery inspired by early WW2 Luftwaffe paint schemes. To install open up the RAR file, and from it drag and drop the "Luftwaffe Early War" folder into your Disk:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World OpenBeta\CoreMods\aircraft\Yak-52\Liveries\Yak-52, or into your C:\Users\USER\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\Yak-52 folder and enjoy :) I hope you like the livery, feel free to rate it, and as always have a safe and pleasant flight!

Pack contains 3 liveries, one is an early war paint scheme, while the other 2 were used in Africa. To install, open up the RAR file and from it drag and drop the 3 folders into your Disk:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World OpenBeta\Bazar\Liveries\Bf-109K-4 folder, or your C:\Users\USER\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\Bf-109K-4 folder and enjoy :) I hope you like the liveries, feel free to rate and leave a comment. As always have a safe and pleasant flight!

This is an updated version of Normandy flak, with fewer units for a higher FPS, and a different layout to reflect how it the defences may have looked the previous year.

FW-190 A-8, 2./JGr 10., Pilot: Feldwebel R. Hartkopf black eight edged in red, Parchim (Germany) Summer 1944.

FW190 F-8 10 Red, , 2./SG 4 Anzio (Italy) 1944.

FW-190A8 Hauptmann Wilhelm Moritz, Stab IV.Sturm JG 3, Memmingen,Germany, July 18, 1944.