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Strike coop mission for hornets, harriers and tomcats. RU/EN local included

This is my second mission but pretty happy with how it turned out so thought i'd share it. Mission is set on Sinai, in the Viper where u are tasked with destroying a Naval convey, currently passing through the Suez Canal. They are suspected arms smugglers, but due to half the worlds seaborn logistics passing through the Canal, you cannot obstruct it, so you must remain on station over the water until authorized. Between you and Wingman you have to Destroy the targets, provide SEAD, and your own cap (wingman). Due to the loadout you only have a belly tank fitted, and so you will be required to tank at least once, but on my playthrough (Trak included), i tanked twice, as you do have to hold at times, and be pretty conservative. I did try set it up so your wingman maintains CAP automatically, but dont think it worked properly, so as lead, dont forget to give him orders (he should be on 243.0, same as tanker), and make sure he tanks with you!! As always feedbacks appreciated!! Good luck!

You will be flying a single ship F-16 Strike mission on an Egyptian Cargo Vessel carrying weapons supplied by Russia. In order to make this strike work an Israeli cargo ship has been ordered to block the Suez canal to hold up the Egyptian Vessel in a place where you are outside the max ranges of nearby SAM systems, as seen in image 3.  You are to strike this cargo ship's weaponry using a GBU-24 Paveway at waypoint 3 in order to slow the military progress of Egypt. Once you pass our currently patrolled area of the Peninsula (being around the halfway point of the peninsula) enemy fighters will be sent to either escort you out of the airspace or fire upon you. You are cleared to fire upon any enemy fighters in the area if they pose a threat although it is recommended to retreat and let the F-15s patrolling the peninsula to handle A/A combat. You must also be aware of civilian aircraft operating in the area.

No mod requirement

Operation Active Fence is an active and ongoing NATO operation to protect the Turkish southern border region with Syria as part of the ongoing Syrian Civil War.

Patriot missiles were deployed solely to protect Turkish territory against any possible missile attacks from Syria. They were not used to support any no-fly zone, and were not used for any offensive action. The 173rd Airborne Brigade paratroopers secured NATO missile-defense sites.

Updated Version 1.3: Russia has built up an expeditionary Integrated Air Defense System (IADS) in Syria. Russia intends to use this IADS to push the potential cost of continued US coalition involvement in Syria past the threshold of acceptable risk. On 03 OCT the Russian military deployed the S-300 (NATO reporting name: SA-23) air defence system to the Syrian naval base in Tartus. Russian forces already operate the S-400 (NATO reporting name SA-21 Growler) long-range air defence system, which has a claimed range of 400km, as well as the S-200 (SA-5 Gammon), in Syria. Russia also operates a number of short-range air defence systems, including the Pantsir-S1 and Buk missile systems, as well as the naval version of the S-300 a Slava-class guided missile cruiser in the Mediterranean. In addition to the IADS, Syrian forces operate the Bastion coastal defence system out of Tartus.

Updated Version: Russia has built up an expeditionary Integrated Air Defense System (IADS) in Syria. Russia intends to use this IADS to push the potential cost of continued US coalition involvement in Syria past the threshold of acceptable risk. On 03 OCT the Russian military deployed the S-300 (NATO reporting name: SA-23) air defence system to the Syrian naval base in Tartus. Russian forces already operate the S-400 (NATO reporting name SA-21 Growler) long-range air defence system, which has a claimed range of 400km, as well as the S-200 (SA-5 Gammon), in Syria. Russia also operates a number of short-range air defence systems, including the Pantsir-S1 and Buk missile systems, as well as the naval version of the S-300 a Slava-class guided missile cruiser in the Mediterranean. In addition to the IADS, Syrian forces operate the Bastion coastal defence system out of Tartus.

*This mission is voice acted and contains a kneeboard with relevant info.*

A strike mission set in a semi fictional Desert Storm Operation. You will be sent out to locate and destroy a SCUD team and remain on duty for tasking. You are armed with 4 GBU-12s, 2 Aim-120Bs, and 2 Aim-9Ms along with 3 external fuel tanks. Be aware of enemy fighters in the area and stay clear of Iraq's radars to avoid detection.

Other fighters remain on station as well as a KC-135 refueler, AWACS, and supporting CAS fighters.

Russia has built up an expeditionary Integrated Air Defense System (IADS) in Syria.  Russia intends to use this IADS to push the potential cost of continued US coalition involvement in Syria past the threshold of acceptable risk. On 03 OCT the Russian military deployed the S-300 (NATO reporting name: SA-23) air defense system to the Syrian naval base in Tartus. Russian forces already operate the S-400 (NATO reporting name SA-21 Growler) long-range air defense system, which has a claimed range of 400km, as well as the S-200 (SA-5 Gammon), in Syria. Russia also operates a number of short-range air defence systems, including the Pantsir-S1 and Buk missile systems, as well as the naval version of the S-300 a Slava-class guided missile cruiser in the Mediterranean. In addition to the IADS, Syrian forces operate the Bastion coastal defense system out of Tartus.  

gameplay: https://youtu.be/XOLUzIuYbNg

The scenario begins with an attack by the IAF on supply routes used by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Syria. The purpose of this attack is to disrupt the flow of weapons and other military supplies to the Syrian government, which is believed to be receiving support from the IRGC.

In response to this attack, the IRGC decides to construct an aerial supply route to support the Syrian government and their attempt to establish a foothold in the area. This supply route would involve the use of aircraft, such as cargo planes or helicopters, to transport weapons and other military supplies to the Syrian government.

The coalition, which is made up of several countries, including the United States, is aware of this clandestine plan and sees it as a threat to regional stability and security. They must take action to stop the construction of the aerial supply route.

Multiple drone strikes were performed by Iranian forces overnight.
Iranian kamikaze drones struck multiple strategically important fascilities around Dubai, including strategic oil storage, power stations, several military bases and air defence sites.

Reconnaissance suggests that Iranian 'alpha' strike is imminent since a large number of modern iranian strike fighters have been moved to multiple airbases around the straight, including Lar Airfield, Bandar Abbas and Lavan island.