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App for control UFC / ICP panels for some DCS modules
Direct link to file in Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dcsufc

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< This mission has been overhauled, search for "Operation Roadkill", link: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3328742/ >

YouTube TUTORIAL: https://youtu.be/cXQIFfPMBkc

GUERILLA WARFARE FROM THE SKIES!

When the enemy shreds your runways, how will you carry on the fight? From road-bases of course! Just about every module is included. Works great with a couple of mates.

The mission runs stock- no mods needed. No scripting either.

Unlimited distribution, go nuts people. Contact me if you have an idea for how it could be improved (particularly if you've found new road bases) and I'll credit you.

Email me at: alexanderryanjones1991 (at) googlemail . com
Please put "ROADRUNNER" in the subject line!

Cheers!
ANZUS-Tempest

Adds a 2 POS Slider switch (I use on my X56) speedbrake command to the F/A-18C, F-16CM, A-10C. F-14B, JF-17 (this one replaces the T3 down command), and AV-8B N/A. Just delete the aircraft you don't have/want. OvGME ready.

Update 1/27/21:
Updated for OB 2.5.6.60645
Added A-10C II, AJS-37, M-2000C

Update 1/29/21:
Added C-101, F-5E, F-86F, L-39C, MiG-15bis, MiG-21bis [credit to YSIAD_RIP for these files, thanks!]

These four skins depict the first iteration of the Viggen's characteristic woodland splinter camouflage. This paint scheme was introduced in early 1974 on the AJ 37 and was quickly changed to the one we all know now. Differences include a yellow tail number, the air wing number being placed on the air intake, and white leading edges on the intakes, wings, canards, and vertical stabiliser. The RWR antennae have also been changed to resemble the old ones found used in the Viggen's early years.

This is a Su-27 Devils Squadron standard livery. It includes the standard Devils Squadron red wings and markings. Pilot has the Devil Squadron patches on his/her flight suit, and the helmet also features the Devils wings. This Su-27 is named Grusha after its fantastic gray splinter livery. This is version 1.0. This livery was inspired by Home Fries' "Su-27 Fictional Skins: US Navy Volume III - Adversaries"

This is a Mirage 2000C Devils Squadron standard livery. This livery is inspired by M-2000C TIE FIGHTER "VADOR" by ATLAS, wow, what beautiful work he did! It includes the standard Devils Squadron red wings and markings. Pilot has a Devils Squadron patch on the flight suit, and the helmet that features the Devils wings. This Mirage 2000C is named Amelie cause I always thought of ladies named Amelie as beautiful and deadly :) This is version 1.0. Enjoy

61st squadron bare metal VIggen - hi reflectivity, uses the 'unofficial RoughMet Patch' to add some specular splendour to this fabulous airframe.

This is a F-14A and B Devils Squadron aggressor livery (used for the Red side). Its painted in Anthracite gray color and it features the standard Devils Squadron red wings and markings. Pilot and RIO have the Devil Squadron patches on their flight suits, and custom Devils red helmets. This F-14A/B is named Aurora after its deep Anthracite gray paint. This is the updated version 3.0 that has several minor fixes and F-14A added. Enjoy

This is a F-14A and B Devils Squadron standard livery. This livery is inspired by 59th_Jack's "NSAWC" series. It includes the standard Devils Squadron red wings and markings. Pilot and RIO have the Devil Squadron patches on their flight suits, and their helmets also feature the Devils wings. This F-14A/B is named Guinevere after its fantastic gray paint. This is version 3.0 and includes several minor fixes and the livery for the F-14A. Enjoy

This is a F/A-18C Devils Squadron standard livery. This livery is based on the "F/A-18C - 6002 Gripen E Splinter Camo" created by ikonane, and includes the usual Devils Squadron red wings and markings. This F/A-18C is named Gaby after its Gripen livery. Enjoy.