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Included text file has more info on the livery and how to install. More liveries can be found here: https://dl.orangedox.com/KA9099

"Aerobatic Stripes" is fictional Aerobatic skin for DCS:L-39C Albatros.

A fictional NATO Tiger Meet style camouflage for the Hawk

Install to the Bazar/Liveries/Hawk

Throughout the summer of 2019 tensions between Iran and the international communities grew almost to the point of open conflict. The Iranian Navy, with support fr om the Iranian Air Force, boarded and seized several ships that they claimed wh ere in Iranian waters.
A small detachment of A4 Skyhawks from the Iranian Air Force 41 Fighter Squadron has been temporarily located to the civilian airport on Kish Island. This morning those F5s have been tasked with inspecting the two main coastal shipping routes that lie between Iran and Iraq.
•    Inspired by events in the region
•    Audio from actual incident in the Gulf
•    Custom Kneeboards
•    1 hour duration

My playthrough of this mission... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGJm7XrUOHA

V1.2 Updated 19 July 23

* Check my other mission files for a version of this sortie that uses the F-5E Tiger II aircraft

Throughout the summer of 2019 tensions between Iran and the international communities grew almost to the point of open conflict. The Iranian Navy, with support fr om the Iranian Air Force, boarded and seized several ships that they claimed wh ere in Iranian waters.
A small detachment of F-5E Tigers from the Iranian Air Force has been temporarily located to the civilian airport on Kish Island. This morning those F5s have been tasked with inspecting the two main coastal shipping routes that lie between Iran and Iraq.
•    Inspired by events in the region
•    Audio from actual incident in the Gulf
•    Custom Kneeboards
•    1 hour duration

* Check my other mission files for a version of this sortie that uses the free A4 Skyhawk mod

Version 1.2 updated 19 July 23

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.

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

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

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with underside roughly painted invasion stripes and adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito fr om No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, with the less common 'Day Fighter' camouflage scheme with ocean grey upper paint, from July 1944, but can be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito from after the Normandy invasion.

Includes versions with both a fully visible squadron code, and one wh ere the bottom half of the squadron code is obscured by the invasion stripes.

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with full, roughly painted invasion stripes and adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito from No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, from June 1944, with the less common 'Day Fighter' camouflage scheme with ocean grey upper paint, but can be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito from around the Normandy invasion.

Squadron code letters can be hidden underneath the invasion stripes by replacing the code letters with -- in the mission editor.

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with underside roughly painted invasion stripes and adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito fr om No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, from July 1944, but can be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito from after the Normandy invasion.

Includes versions with both a fully visible squadron code, and one wh ere the bottom half of the squadron code is obscured by the invasion stripes.

Update: 06/03/2023:

Removed 'baked in' squadron code and added custom bort to allow for dynamic squadron codes to be hidden under the invasion stripes
Various improvements to wing markings and engine cowlings