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Basic training mission for new hornet pilots: cold start, take off, waypoint and TACAN navigation, and landing.  Also have start up checklist available for download, and tutorial video.  Mission best played after doing the hornet training missions up to and including landing.  Youtube tutorial can be found here: https://youtu.be/zuT21kn8afQ.

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This is a complete list of all airport/airfield/aerodrome IDs for use when flying the Su-25T. It has data for the following maps: Caucausus, Nevada/NTTR, Persian Gulf, and Syria. This is only a plain text file, feel free to do whatever you want with it.

These IDs were all found manually by spawning an Su-25T at every airport on the map, then checking the RTN or LNDG nav mode to show the airport ID in the HUD. I tried to make sure it was accurate, but no guarantees. I don't have the Normandy or Channel maps so if anyone would like to make a list of IDs and airport names for those and send them to me, I'll add them to this file.

See also this forum post: https://forums.eagle.ru/topic/261935-su-25t-airport-ids/

(I believe these IDs are also used by the Flaming Cliffs 3 planes, but they don't seem to show what waypoint number (or airfield ID) you have selected, so these IDs may not be much use for FC3.)

Additional keywords: navigation, airport, airfield, aerodrome, su-25

Challenge missions to navigate WW II-era aircraft using only visual references and/or dead reckoning.

Version 2 - Corrected several audio file errors and added better large route maps.
Version 3 - Added route maps for random missions; corrected frequencies for German aircraft
Version 4 - Corrected altitude restrictions for missions 9 and 10 to use "meters" instead of "feet"
Version 5 - Added altitude restrictions to random missions that are flown with overcast skies (you must fly within the clouds)

1966/Apr 12/MiG-19P/Several flights/Ground attack/12:30

The smoke and fire atop Jebel Dahi is a testament to the success of this morning’s strike on Megiddo radar station  (https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3313538/). In a stroke of  genius only our glorious leader is capable of, our heroic Syrian arab air force (SyAAF) has been tasked to take advantage of the Zionists’ loss of radar coverage over Northern Israel and proceed with the bombing of Ramat David AB.

Your MiG-19 is tasked with sneaking into Israel using the hilly terrain to the south of Ramat David AB as cover. This will allow you to approach the Hawk battery site without being fired upon. The heavy smoke coming out of Jebel Dahi is highly visible. It will allow you to find your way deep into the enemy territory.

After you disable the Hawk battery, you will signal our other flights waiting to pounce onto their target.

1966/Mar 4/MiG-19P/Self/QRA Scramble/3:02

Syrian ground radars have detected a distant high altitude echo moving fast towards Latakia. Calls from the air controllers have remained unanswered. No flight plan has been submitted for this aircraft. Since the calls were made, the unidentified spot, that seems to be a large aircraft, has started to behave erratically while descending and accelerating.

You’re a Syrian air force pilot on a nightly QRA watch. Given the odd  behaviour of the unknown aircraft, you’ve been tasked to man your aircraft and complete the startup procedure. You are to take-off if the ATC issues the scramble alert. In this eventuality, further instructions will be given after take-off.

Your armament consists of two K-13A missiles and two NR-30 guns with their full complement of ammunition.

1966/Apr 12/MiG-19P/Several flights/Ground attack/10:30

After many Syrian Arab Air Force (SyAAF) pilots have fallen in traps set by devious zionist* pilots, our crafty leadership* has decided to punish the enemy by setting a trap of our own making.

Two flights of MiG-19s and -21s have been tasked to stage a mock attack over Kiryat Shmona AB. It is believed this is the base from where non conventional israeli spy aircraft operate. This attack is designed to attract the enemy air force’s attention to the area north of the Sea of Galilee. This diversion will allow you to, and another pair of MiG-19s right behind you, fly without attracting undue attention and to attack their radar station at Megiddo. Destroying it will avenge our martyrs* and severely hamper the Zionists’ ability to plan further ambushes against us.

*Ideological discourse for historical accuracy.

1964/Feb 4/MiG-19P/Self/QRA Scramble/7:54

A piston engined israeli plane has been spotted in the vicinity of Rayak air base in the Bekaa Valley. We suspect the bandit is going to overfly the base and take photographs of the undergoing runway extension work to accomodate modern MiGs and help our Arab lebanese brothers protect themselves from the Zionist aggression*.

You’re a Syrian Arab Air Force (SyAAF) pilot on an early morning QRA watch from Al Dumayr air base. You are to take off immediately and head for the Bekaa Valley.

*Ideological discourse for historical accuracy.

This skin pack is based on the MiG-19S Aerobatic Team of the Soviet Air Force 234th Fighter Regiment (234 IAP) from Kubinka base, presented on the USSR Aviation Day at Tuszyno on July 9th, 1961. The plane numbers are 40, 44, 45 and 38 for the formation of four aircraft and 42 for the solo display. Place in CoreMods\aircraft\MiG-19P\Liveries\MiG-19P\

This skin pack is based on the MiG-19S Aerobatic Team of the Soviet Air Force 234th Fighter Regiment (234 IAP) from Kubinka base, presented on the USSR Aviation Day at Tuszyno on July 9th, 1961. The plane numbers are 40, 44, 45 and 38 for the formation of four aircraft and 42 for the solo display. Place in CoreMods\aircraft\MiG-19P\Liveries\MiG-19P\