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With the announcement that the 29A FF is in the works, I got back into one of my favorite jets again. I wanted something a bit more patriotic to fly on MP servers with so I did up an alt history Canadian Forces scheme for the Mig-29G.

The F-18C MPD Modernization Mod brings a fresh and contemporary feel to the cockpit for the classic F-18C Hornet. By updating the displays and symbology, this mod enhances situational awareness, readability, and overall usability. Basically - Mom: "We have a SuperHornet at home!"

Link to Forums for updated description/changelog/bugs:
https://forum.dcs.world/topic/347416-fa-18c-modern-mpdsuperhornet-mpd-mod/

Cockpit Bleu/Gris comme on peut en retrouver sur certaines rénovations de l'Armée de l'air

Blue/grey cockpit as some armies had repainted

English voice warning system for Mi-24P

The 422d Test and Evaluation Squadron is a United States Air Force unit. It is assigned to the 53d Test and Evaluation Group, stationed at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. The squadron performs operational testing of all fighter aircraft and munitions entering and in operational use by Air Combat Command.

This is a working re-release of the excellent I-16 English Cockpit by Quartermaster

V1.01 - Fixed green color issue with alpha channel
Adds white markings near the MFD OSBs and red limit lines on gauges as seen on some real F-16 photos and videos.

The package contains 5 paint schemes from the period of transfer of MiG-29s from the base in Mińsk Mazowiecki to the base in Malbork. Three planes (108, 115 and 114) have emblems stuck on to mark the farewell of Mińsk Mazowiecki with the text "33 years of MiG-29 in Minsk Mazowiecki. Plane number 111 has a commemorative sticker from the crew of the French Rafael next to the cannon.

With the conclusion of the Belkan War, Osea and its Allies were left with an overabundance of captured fighters from the defeated Belkan Air Force. Following the Sale of Many squadrons of Mig-21 and Flanker series aircraft to Oseas neighbor Ustio, the OADF was left in a peculiar situation, having over forty Mig-29 Fulcrums with no buyer or need for the aircraft. The answer came from North Oseas military Governor, Lieutenant General Nathan Ozawa.

It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.