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This livery represents a desert squadron F-15C of the Erusean Air Force. I'm somewhat new to actually making these skins, but hopefully, this adds to the options for playing out Ace Combat scenarios on the Persian Gulf map. Feel free to comment with suggestions for future liveries.

*Updated* F-15C & F-15E JASDF - 32-8082 liveries. New with japanese camo and markings.

Paint scheme of the JASDF F-15C aggressor squadron (Hiko Kyodotai), number 92-8912. Custom made decals including panel numbers and Japanese writings.

Paint scheme of the JASDF F-15J, number 22-8938 in 50th anniversary scheme, 303rd TFS "Fighting Dragons". Custom made weathering and decals, including correct panel numbers and Japanese writings.

A clean skin using my digital desert pattern but this time in gray for all you Eagle drivers.

Armored Warfare, Clayburn Industries Security Forces, Balkan's Regional Operations Branch, Doom Eagles Squadron.

Livery for the F-15C based on the ADFX-02 from Ace Combat: The Belkan War

mission has full Mist,ctld and gci scrips use F10 and to call in reaper jtacs
The enemy has taken control of Vegas, with heavy armour, sams and AAA, with an outpost on the south west corner of McCarran airport. They have a smart network of sams which if detected before the outpost is taken out, will put all AAA and sams on Red Alert.
helo force take off from The Farp south of vegas, with fixed wing from boulder city and Jean airport. helos take off and spot targets while fixed wing hold off, then start attack once A10s have helped pick off sams, roll in all packages,  send it ground forces last to clear up, enemy have transport aircraft on route escorted by fighters, if they brake through will deploy more armour by airdrop.

A mission i put together to test normandy, fixed wing, helicopters, ships and combined arms

Air Task Force Caucasus (ATF-C) will deploy for OPERATION ALLIED FORCE. The Russian advance force is gearing to deploy. ATF-C will prevent Russian EW, ISTAR and supporting forces from entering the AO.  Tasks will be randomly delegated to the ATF. Once a task is complete, a new task will be assigned. Tasks types will range between CAP, CAS and SEAD.