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Fictional Recreation of Operation Fortitude Combined with Operation Sealion

Update: v1.2
-Fixed B-17 timings and speed
-I-16 is played as #2 instead of Flight Lead.  So a radio is no longer needed for your flight to attack it's target.

Features:
-U-Boat Hunting
-V-1 Launch sites based on the locations from historical records.
-Torpedo strikes by JU-88s
-Carpet Bombing by B-17s
-Includes the I-16 as an active unit

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

Far from the real one, but quick to get you flying. (vs 1.3 - Primer Pump added).

Allied and Luftwaffe fighters are battling it out over Normandy.

This is a dynamic mission that can be played in SP and MP.

This mission uses a custom script that will report sightings of aircraft near airfields or landmarks (shown as zones in the briefing image) and mark the location of the spotter on the ground by smoke.

edit: 12/24/2017: added F-10 menu command to make friendly aircraft pop flares to aid VID. Improved enemy AI spawning code

New normal maps for the DCS: Fw-190D-9 DCS 1.5 ONLY

New normal maps for the DCS: Fw-190D-9 DCS 2.1 ONLY

Skin pack of Yugoslavian Bf-109Gs Part 2. (Pack is in two parts because of the 100Mb maximum file limitation.)

Skin pack of Yugoslavian Bf-109Gs Part 1. (Pack is in two parts because of the 100Mb maximum file limitation.)

Messerschmitt Bf-109E as used by Hans Schmoller "Haldy" in the Spanish Civil War, in the year 1939.
This skin of the Bf -109 with numeral 6-123 , was employed by the German "Legión Condor" pilot Hans Schmoller "Haldy" in the year 1939 during the Spanish Civil War. The aircraft remained in service in the Spanish Air Force after the war ended.
Mickey Mouse was the symbol of 3J / 88, and the beer jar was the personal symbol of Haldy .

Este skin del Bf-109 con numeral 6-123, fué el empleado por el piloto alemán de la Legión Condor Hans Schmoller "Haldy" en el año 1939 durante la Guerra Civil Española. Este avión continuó en servicio en el Ejército del Aire español una vez finalizada la contienda.
El Ratón Mickey era el símbolo del 3J/88, y la jarra de cerveza era el símbolo personal de Haldy.

Болгарский Ме-109 , белый 7