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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!]

Now with AH-64D support!

Operation Steadfast is a singleplayer or PvE multiplayer wave defense mission.  Defend your zones against enemy attacks using close air support and transport aircraft to turn the tide!

Includes support for the Hercules mod by Anubis.

The mission can be played in singleplayer or coop multiplayer, and can easily be tweaked for difficulty and player numbers even if you don't have much mission editor or scripting experience!

A pair of  Ukrainian freighters - the Khom'yak and Tokar - are currently navigating the narrowest part of the straits, 12 miles south of Qeshm island and heading east.

They've just sent an SOS reporting 4 speedboats heading toward them from Iran, in the vicinity of Dayrestan on Qeshm Island.
We need to send a message to the Iranian speedboats that they are to back off. 

Your job is to intercept the speedboats and persuade them to leave the freighters alone with a high speed, low altitude flypast.

Hopefully that will persuade the Iranians to back off.  What could possibly go wrong?

V1.0 (09/2020) This mod provides slightly bigger and clear warning lights. Now (with a little trick), Integrity Check: OK!

This is an enhanced checklist for the AV-8BNA Harrier II. It includes optimized startup, takeoff, cruise, fence in/out, refueling, approach, and landing checklists.

An AV-8B Ace Combat livery with a standard maritime force look. Just a general two color Harrier.. If there's any sort of issue with the livery please let me know and ill fix it ASAP! Install: drop the files from the ZIP into DCSWorld\CoreMods\aircraft\AV8BNA\Liveries\AV8BNA It'll show up as "Ace Combat - Two Tone OMDF" in the livery selection. Osean Maritime Defense Force Emblem courtesy of Pepsiman / Mace 2 <br />
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If you have any suggestions for liveries that you would like to see feel free to let me know on Twitter if I miss your comment. <a class="txttohtmllink" href="https://twitter.com/Triplication_">https://twitter.com/Triplication_</a>

My next pack of skins for AV-8B. This time i gave to you a pack of 2 main skins based on camouflage used by British Bomber Command and British Coastal Command in 3 varration: Great Britain; Poland and Czechoslovakia.

It was hard work to make it look as I wanted but effect (in my opinion) is great. In pack you will get:

1) Fictional - WW2 British Navy Bomber
2) Fictional - WW2 British Night Bomber
3) Fictional - WW2 Czechoslovak Navy Bomber
4) Fictional - WW2 Czechoslovak Night Bomber
5) Fictional - WW2 Polish Navy Bomber
6) Fictional - WW2 Polish Night Bomber

Each skin get 'WW2 style' pilot set with dedicated shoulder patch.


!WARNING!   Polish and Czechoslovakian skins use main files from British version - so if you delete 'British' you can't use 'variations'   !WARNING!

Contains aircraft skin w/ custom helmet skin, fuel tanks and DECM pods.

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Version 2024_02_24 - Fixed Loadouts Mission 6 & 7
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My first livery for the Harrier, it's one of my favourite birds.
Bird texture wings and tail, ACU/UCP on the nose, borrowed nose-art from the Brazilian air forces A-4's.

Built from RAAF desertcam and low-vis Harrier models, and from the Brazillian A4-KU skyhawk harrier knock-off, feather textures from somewhere on the interwebz.

Claw from http://clipartmag.com/claw-clipart

Nose art: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3309529/

Body base: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3306355/ mainly, a little bit of RAAF desertcam too.

Wing texture from somewhere near : https://www.acsedu.co.uk/info/environment/environmental-science/bird-wings.aspx