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A "historic" multiplayer mission set on the Normandy 2 map. Requires WWII asset pack.

Some creative liberties have been taken to get a good dynamic mission. This means that the mission is not completely historically accurate.

The mission can be flown as singleplayer (Ford 1) or multiplayer (up to 24 slots) The mission will automatically adapt to the number of players participating but ideal number is 4 or more.

Playable modules: P-51D, P-47D, Spitfire & Mosquito.

Due to the fact that there are no winter scenery on the Normandy 2 map the weather is set to foggy.  

Please leave a comment if you have any questions

Mission file, PPT-briefing and a multiplayer sign-up sheet can be found in the .zip file.

The mission was originally created for the Swedish Flight Sim Community "NOSIG"

Go watch the cinematic please :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_hUaiVR1T0
FR/ Si vous prenez le spitfire votre mission consistera a detruire les 109 qui essayent de bombarder l'artilleries alliées.

Si vous choisissez le mosquito votre mission consitera a détruire les positions ennemies marqué par l'artillerie

ENG/ If you take the spitfire your mission will consist of destroying the 109s who are trying to bomb the allied artillery.

If you choose the mosquito your mission will cons

A pretty heavy single player open sandbox training mission on the Normandy 2.0 map. There are no threats.
Modules Required - WW2 Assets (any of the modules you want to train in of course :D )

5 Ranges to choose from, Bing, Frank, Glenn, Andrews and Duke for Ground Attack, Air to Air, Anti Ship, Airbase & Convoy attack.

"Ambient Spawns" - I don't like being the only one taking off so I've added AI that spawn when you do around the airfield.

Airfield populated with Statics and ambient units.

Smoke on targets and Air to Air "drones" available via the Radio menu

There is only one mission file included which contains both hot and cold spawns for all WW2 modules.

3 livrées de Spitfire légendaires en 8k Hautements détaillées

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare

Why, man, he doth bestride the narrow world
Like a Colossus, and we petty men
Walk under his huge legs and peep about
To find ourselves dishonourable graves.
Men at some time are masters of their fates:
The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings.
Brutus and Caesar: what should be in that 'Caesar'?
Why should that name be sounded more than yours?

-  6 avions différents  - Solo et Multi  -  C'est vous le pilote du Meeting Aérien !  -  Faites votre démo devant des milliers de spectateurs !!!

- Pilot a Spitfire from 145 Squadron of the Desert Air Force in Africa in 1942 against the German Africa Corps and its BF-109s. WWII Assets pack needed.

Stood up following the revolution that first toppled the Erusean Monarchy, the Rawhides always found themselves on the frontier lands. Rarely stationed at conventional bases, the unit became exceptional at field maintenance and consistently exceeded readiness goals, even during war time.

During the Continental War in 2004, the Squadron would be deployed to the captured Istas Fortress, and would mount a costly defense of the base against ISAF Air Raids until forced to retreat by the approaching army. While most of the unit would be captured along with its surviving aircraft, it would remain active through the transition period with the return of the Monarchy.

In 2019, during the Lighthouse War, the unit would once again find themselves deployed in harsh conditions, this time protecting the vital supply base in Roca Roja, Eastern Usea. Following Operation One Pair, the squadron would be depleted by the Osean Counter-Air that had been sent in the strike.

The ‘Nile Valley’ camouflage scheme appeared on Egyptian aircraft at the end of the seventies. The Egyptian command concluded that the two color scheme
as delivered by the Soviets was inadequate for combat in the Middle East. The result was a scheme composed of three tones on the upper surfaces.
The front of the nose was adorned with the head of the ‘Red Demon’, but the relevance of this is still uncertain. It is possible that it is a unit marking.

Enjoy,
Speckfire

Not earning their way into any history books, the 155th ‘Razorback’ have been a long standing unit within the Erusean Air Force. Like many squadrons, they can trace their roots to the Royal Erusean Flying Corps. During the first Erusean Civil War that saw the ousting of the Monarchy, the Razorbacks found themselves in the Federal Erusean Air Force, where they participated in the expansion and Annexation of Erusea's smaller neighbors and former vassal states.

During the Continental War, the Razorbacks were apart of the Erusean push across the continent, earning some victories against the scattered ISAF member state air forces before facing a total defeat at the wars end.

Despite force restructuring, the Razorbacks would remain active throughout the Lighthouse War, when details on the squadron's status are questionable at best, with Loyalist and Radical forces using Razorbacks Fighters during the Civil War that came after.