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Entry for the B-17 skin competition.

A paint scheme of a Fortress in RAF Coastal Command camouflage from 1943, includes a generic skin with no squadron/aircraft marking as well as markings of an aircraft from No. 220 Squadron RAF ('S' FK186).

Includes specular textures for compatibility with Warlord64's JSON mod, however the mod is not required to use the skins.

Also Includes a reskinned crew in a more RAF style.

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.

A Mosquito with adjustable aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito from No. 605 Squadron (County of Warwick), Auxiliary Air Force with cutouts in the night intruder black paint to fully show the aircraft/squadron letters.

Note that the squadron code cutout is designed for the No. 605 Squadron letters 'UP', other code letters of a similar size may also fit, but wider letters will incorrectly show above the black paint.

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito from No. 605 Squadron (County of Warwick), Auxiliary Air Force, but can be used as a generic RAF night intruder or night fighter Mosquito.

"Wag's War-Wagon" of No. 605 Squadron (County of Warwick), March 1944.

Mosquito night intruder with fixed markings to represent UP-J NS838, flown by Flt Lt Alan Wagner and Fg Off ‘Pip’ Orringe, based at RAF Manston.

This version includes historically accurate swastika kill markings on the nose (not shown).

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

"Wag's War-Wagon" of No. 605 Squadron (County of Warwick), March 1944.

Mosquito night intruder with fixed markings to represent UP-J NS838, flown by Flt Lt Alan Wagner and Fg Off ‘Pip’ Orringe, based at RAF Manston.

Included: 2 liveries
-RAF Standard scheme, with white spinners.  Applicable to squadrons such as 21Sqn and 613Sqn
-Two variations: June (top and bottom stripes), and July (bottom stripes only)
-Highly detailed invasion stripe textures, replicating the sloppy and rushed nature that stripes were applied
-Full workable bort codes
-Part of a larger pack of 6 liveries.  In the screenshots are also the 1944 RAF Standard liveries, and 1944 Polish RAF 305Sqn liveries.  See author's Userfiles page to find them.