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A "historic" multiplayer mission set on the Normandy 2 map. Requires WWII asset pack.

Some creative liberties have been taken to get a good dynamic mission. This means that the mission is not completely historically accurate.

The mission can be flown as singleplayer (Ford 1) or multiplayer (up to 24 slots) The mission will automatically adapt to the number of players participating but ideal number is 4 or more.

Playable modules: P-51D, P-47D, Spitfire & Mosquito.

Due to the fact that there are no winter scenery on the Normandy 2 map the weather is set to foggy.  

Please leave a comment if you have any questions

Mission file, PPT-briefing and a multiplayer sign-up sheet can be found in the .zip file.

The mission was originally created for the Swedish Flight Sim Community "NOSIG"

Solo and Multi - Face the 4 German tank aces of the Second World War in a helicopter!  - Affrontez les 4 as des chars allemands de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en hélicoptère !

1. A convoy transporting military personnel from a military base to the city was destroyed by an unidentified enemy.
2. A column of Allied military equipment set out to destroy targets. It was also defeated, and according to our reconnaissance, the enemy captured several (~2) units of allied equipment.
3. The enemy blocked traffic on the roads and began firing at any vehicles approaching them.
4. Presumably, we are dealing with terrorists who do not have any specific goals, because after the capture of allied equipment, several units were sent to attack Tinian International Airport. This was perceived as a direct threat to the civilian population and the integrity of the state. That is why the nearby US aircraft carrier group, that is, we, received the order to destroy the targets at all costs. A pair of F-18Cs was planned to take off, which should neutralize the enemy.

Low Poly Assets for mulberry harbor

Multiplayer ready to fly or template mission of the opening air strike, 17 Jan 1991, when Operation Desert Shield became Operation Desert Storm. Fly as Task Force Normandy, the group of 8 AH-64's that followed Pavelow's into Iraq to eliminate an early warning radar site and open the corridor for coalition aircraft; or fly as a SEAD package as an F-15C, F15E, or F-16 to suppress H3 airfields air defenses for the ATO of F-18's during the day campaign. Perhaps even choose to fly F-18's or F-14's off the supercarrier to suppress a SAM site north of H3 to open the way for SCUD hunting. F-14's set and ready to deploy decoys, just as A-6's did in real life. Be prepared to air tank and spend hours to make 1 pass make the difference of history as we know, or failure as a whole.

Requires: Syria and Super Carrier.

Redesign and redistribute as you wish. The ready to go template is yours to tailor.

There is no end trigger. BDA as you wish.

Trailer: https://youtu.be/xtc8ZTqKt1E

Default skin with variable bort numbers, 365th FG 'Hell Hawks' - July 1944.

Default skin with variable bort numbers, 365th FG 'Hell Hawks' - June 1944.

Yuktobania recognizes the danger of the Sand Island base and launches a massive naval and aerial attack on it, reinforced by the Scinfaxi. The Wardog Squadron and the newly-arrived nuggets are sent to intercept. The Scinfaxi begins firing burst missiles, but the first three are vaporized by the Arkbird's new laser. The next ones, however, obliterate all of the nuggets before the Arkbird and the Wardog Squadron manage to sink the submarine, causing the fleet to fall back and give up the invasion.

A pack of Mosquito skins made in the style of photographic reconnaissance PR.XVI aircraft of No. 140 Squadron, between June and July 1944, with unmarked skins as well as pre-baked aircraft codes for two aircraft ('P' and 'U').

Squadron and aircraft code letters can be hidden on the unmarked skins by replacing the code letters with --- in the mission editor.

This is people who play DCS PVE

**PLEASE let me know if anybody is having a hard time downloading the B24 or Lancaster**

History according to GOOGLE:
Starting June 9, the American engineers of the 834th Engineer Aviation Battalion build an aerodrome called ALG A-01, one kilometer east of the battery. The furious fights that took place in the area delayed its installation which ends June 13. The airfield became the main base of the 366th Fighter Group until August 25 and remained operational until September 5, 1944.