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This is intended to be the follow up mission to my previous one "Georgia Coup - Retaking Kobuleti", but can be played independently.

Music Credit: Music by https://www.bensound.com/free-music-for-videos

Description Update: 04/06/2024.
All enemy kills recorded in the Logbook. Egyptian intelligence reports increased radio chatter between opposition groups in Cairo.  Combined w/a cyber attack a few hours ago that took down all radar-based SAMs in the area, there's a high probability of further attacks on Cairo.  The military is scrambling all available fighters in a show of force over Cairo while local authorities investigate 4 locations pinged during the cyber attack.

Once confirmed, EGF will mark enemy locations w/Red Smoke and friendly positions w/Blue Smoke.  CAS units will then proceed to clear those areas of hostiles.

Western Coalition forces in the region will be providing additional air support.

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The mission can be completed using any jet or helicopter.  The following aircraft are selectable during the mission: A-10C II, AV-8B, F-14B, F-15E SE4+, F-16C, F/A-18C, JF-17, Su-25T, Su-33, Su-34, AH-64D, Ka-50, Ka-50 III, Mi-24P

- Completion Times:
- 1.5+ hrs: CAS
- 2.5+ hrs: CAP

This Campaign can be flown in both Singleplayer and Multiplayer. It consists of an autobalancing system that allows the game to be balanced in any situation and with any number of players.

The AI controls the different flights until a player enters one. At that moment the AI counterpart flight disappears, thus maintaining the balance in the mission.

For example:

IA has CAP and CAS flights. Player enters a CAP flight and the CAP IA flight disappears, leaving the CAS IA flight. As players enter, AI flights will disappear

Esta Campaña puede volarse tanto en Singleplayer como en Multiplayer. Consta de un sistema de autobalance que permite que la partida este equilibrada en cualquier situación y con cualquier número de jugadores.

La IA controla los diferentes vuelos hasta que un jugador ingresa en alguno. En ese momento desaparece el vuelo homólogo de la IA manteniéndose así el balance en la misión.

Por ejemplo:

IA tiene vuelos CAP y CAS. Jugador entra en un vuelo CAP y desaparece el vuelo CAP IA permaneciendo el vuelo CAS IA. Según vayan entrando jugadores irán desapareciendo vuelos de la IA

Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog Profile v1.0 for A-10C II Tank Killer
-  Functional layout
-  Includes one MODIFIER layer
-  TrackIR & rudder pedals required
-  Profiles (diff.lua) for stick and throttle included
-  MS Word layout included

Primary Objective: Given # of ground forces should advance to the final point. Enemy areas are defended by armors. Your duty is to handle them. Some escorts will be supported.

Secondary Objective: Complete the deck of cards which can be taken after occupying the point.

Enemy types and mission areas are variable to some extent. So no preplanned WP is provided. You can select your engaging zone and manage ground forces to advance/stop.

Maps: Caucasus, Persian gulf

Available player aircrafts:
- Rotary: AH-64D, KA-50 III, MI-24P
- Fixed wings: F-14B, F-16C, F/A-18C, AV-8B, M-2000C, AJS37, A-10A, A-10C II, SU-25, SU-25T, F-15E

To start mission, select [Ready] menu after adjusting options using F10 COMM menu.
After start, you can also make a few orders using that.

A free trial of Mission 1 from the Iron Flag campaign.

A-10C II Shark Livery.

This guide provides the ability to calculate mission fuel requirements for multiple aircraft types. Separate calculators enable the estimation of Bingo and Joker fuel levels, with a second one providing an estimation of total fuel requirements. Also includes a quick Bingo reference based on range and altitude.

Multiplayer mission based on a notional Allied armored sweet of the western Iraqi desert during Operation Iraqi Freedom. A-10s and AH-64s will work together to identify and destroy enemy defenses.

Modules included:
A-10- CAS
AH-64D- CAS

Situation:
The invasion is progressing smoothly so far, with less-than-expected resistance forming. In the western desert, the armored Corps are making good progress, trying to clear areas used to launch SCUDs in the first Gulf War. As they move forward FOBs are being set up to support forward operation of A-10s and AH-64s. As the sun rises the Corp faces the first organized defensive line from the Iraqis.

Multiple Iraqi armored columns are positioned ahead of our route of movement. We need to take them out so the armored columns can move east toward their objectives. One group of scouting forces is screening a defensive line. A-10s and AH-64s will be supporting from nearby FOBs. Units of the Republican Guard are rumored to be nearby.