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Previously uploaded as an air start using the Stennis, now adding a cold start version using the Supercarrier (Lincoln).  Also added “radio effects” to the voiceovers for a bit of realism.

Designed this as single-player, but with a variety of roles it could be adapted to a multiplayer scenario.

I’ve found this has a decent amount of replay-ability as the situation depends on how effective your CAP coverage is.

Please let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions!
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Destroy an Iranian weapons manufacturing plant and storage facilities.  Go in under cover of darkness with support from SEAD and CAP flights and hit the plant at daybreak.  “Overlord” will provide voiced updates and instructions as the mission progresses.    AWACS will keep you apprised of any bandits so you can focus on your targets and any ground-based threats.  Tankers are on station as well, and you will likely need to gas up to make it back to boat.

Thanks,
ColdFront

German WW2 Radio calls for Bf109K and Fw190D Pilots.

Voice actors:
Olaf (Veteran66)
Andrea
Sebastian (blooddawn1942)
Elias
Yurgon
flying rabbit

Translator:
ram0506

This livery was inspired by JG3 F-2 109s during Operation Barbarossa in 1941. To install: open the RAR file, and drag and drop the "BF-109 F2 JG3 Operation Barbarossa 1941" folder into your Disk:\DCS World OpenBeta\Bazar\Liveries\Bf-109K-4. I hope you like the livery and if you do feel free to rate it :) As always have a safe and pleasant flight!

Julius Meimberg "Ein Tag im Juni"
Besteht aus 3 Missionen an der Normandie Front

Die Missionen sind historisch an das Buch "Feindberührung" angelehnt.
Leider fehlen wichtige Flugzeugtypen wie die Bf109G, P47, P38 usw, so sind die Missionen BETA

This is an easy fun mission (great for F-14 beginners, and also very suitable for VR) where you can simply enjoy general flying of the F-14 in an immersive story based environment, all while building a range of F-14 specific skills including the following elements:
•    Carrier take-off and landing
•    Easy navigation using the pre-planned waypoints (optional use of TACAN)
•    Airfield take-off and landing (with associated ground handling)
•    Formation flying (escort)
•    Spatial awareness
•    Aerial intercept and small dogfight (where you have a distinct advantage)
•    Aerial refueling (optional)
The mission typically takes about an hour to fully complete.  It has custom voice overs (just TTS at this stage) that provide easy to follow instructions and add to immersion.

REQUIREMENTS:
•    Module: F-14 Tomcat
•    Map: Persian Gulf
•    Mods: None

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:
Use of model F-14 diorama image kindly allowed by Gary from www.scalespot.com

Un skin français pour le K4 :)
French skin for K4.

VeteranMission2
Bf-109K-4 vs P38D Mission
many german radio call samples
for WW2 feeling
!!!Attention, you need the GermanWW2RadioMod!!!
Link: http://filehorst.de/download.php?file=bEIkwolt

This replaces the Russian speech files with the English ones, so you can understand the radio calls while flying Russian aircraft. Almost all of the speech files have been replaced, except for a few that have no English counterpart.

Installation: This is a 7-zip archive. Extract into the DCS World folder.
If you want to backup the Russian voices, copy the folder DCS World\Sounds\Speech\Sound\Rus

Since the F15E was announced for DCS, I was looking forward to flying challenging low-level missions at night in poor weather conditions.

I couldn’t find any readily available missions, so I made my own, which evolved over a few weeks to this current version.

I acknowledge that such a mission is improbable in real life, especially with so many short legs used for WP navigation through the valleys. But I found it to be a nice balance between challenging and fun, so hope you will too.

I added voice overs that called out the turns (and provided other tidbits) which helped ease the navigation workload.  But because my voice might not be to everyone’s taste (NZ accent and all), I have added a F10 menu option so you can turn it off (except for a few mission-critical callouts).

RAID-100  It's late November, 1940.  Although most of the Luftwaffe has left for the Eastern Front, there are still plenty of raids coming across the Channel.  These bombing and torpedo raids must be stopped.  Do you have what it takes to be a squadron leader?  Can you stop the raid before it hits landfall or destroys local shipping?