Intel has information about a meeting of high-ranking members of a terrorist organization. One person at the meeting is of particular importance.
We expect all target persons to be present between 0730 and 0800. It is not known when the meeting will end, so it is important to act quickly if everyone is present.
You start in the cold airplane at 0715.
Operations control is Angora. You check in after the take-off.
Angora has a contact person codenamed Gecko on site.
When everyone is present you will receive a message.
If you are too early or too fast, wait at point Kumru.
Your Flight is going to the Turkish-Syrian northern border.
You fly low (below 400 ft. AGL) to the target.
If you will be detected, our targets will probably escape.
You drop 4 Mk-82 Snakeyes on the target building.
Then turn north and RTB.
As the target is near Minakh Airbase, you can expect the airfield defense to fire on you.
Intel expects IR launchers and AAA there.
So throw plenty of flares on the final approach during the drop phase.
No air threats are to be expected.
However, an F-16CM CAP package takes off before you, providing CAP for the mission.
Check flight plan.
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The mission has no mods
It is entertained with voice-overs
You have to get along with time management
You should be able to fly low level
IR countermeasures known
Dropping snakeyes on a building
Follow the flight plan
Cold Start (stored alignment)
Request taxi via F10 Menu
Follow instructions via radio / messages
No loadout change
Have a good flight !
Feedback appreciated
https://forum.dcs.world/topic/343796-low-level-strike-kumru/
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