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This Royal Danish Air Force F-16AM was painted in the same scheme as the Danish F-35A Lightning II's.
On October 1st 2020 the RDAF celebrated its 70 year anniversary, and the aircraft flew on a tour around the country.
The paint scheme was done, during the F-16 SLSP modification programme at Transport Wing Aalborg.
E-005 features low visibility roundels/flag and USAF Armarillo/USN Stencil fonts.

Updated 14-09-2021
Structural reinforcements and vertical stabilizer spotlight by Roughmaster (Gunfighter06).

Updated 24-11-2020.
Pilot patches.
Roughmets.
Spotlight.
Nosecone.

The Supermarine Spitfire HF Mk IXE was one of 38 High Altitude (HF) Spitfires, operated by the Royal Danish Air Force from 1947-1955.

Spitfire PR Mk. XI was one of eight Photo Reconnaissance (PR) versions, operated by the Royal Danish Air Force from 1947-1955.
The plane had no armament.

Skin pack for L-39ZA representing a Danish trainer version of the L-39ZA. Skin is inspired by a mix af the t-17 supporter used by the RDAF and the czech skin.
5 planes in pack with indiviual numbers.

Skin pack for F/A-18c representing a Danish version of the F/A-18C. The skin is similar to the 3 tone gray design used on Danish F-16MLU with Federal Standard 595 colors. Pack contains 5 units from RDAF ESK727 and 5 units from RDAF ESK730. With correct plane and airplane serial numbers used on those units.

Fictive Danish Squadron "the Thunder Rams"  

Fictional RDAF skin for F-5E3

We The people F/a-18 skin
Modified sawc blue skin using ai generated images that i edited in using photoshop.
to install place file in C:\Users\(your name)\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\fa-18c_hornet
This is my first skin feel free to comment any input you have for the skin.

UH-1 Huey livery featuring the Gadsden "Don't Tread On Me" flag and a second livery featuring the Killdozer "Tread On Them" flag.

Created during DCS 2.7, uploaded and tested during DCS 2.8.

Update: 2.1.0 - 20240122
MAJOR UPDATE

WHAT IS IT?
Interactive Mission Debugger - inspect, change and observe flags, events and Lua Tables while the mission is running. Place units, smoke and other stuff directly on the map. Get noticed when an event happens, a flag changes its value, or changes to a particular value. Create snapshots of flags, and compare these snapshots to current values.

Debug your mission. In a smart way

If you did not understand a word of what I just said, consider yourself lucky. Should you later have the need to look at, or change, the current value of a 'flag' in one of your missions, come back here and rejoice. For you have been saved - from premature hair loss.

Provides integration with Mission Editor so you can se t up your debugging session from within ME.

Full documentation, demo mission, the works.

NOTE:
This is the stand-alone version of the interactive debugger that is part of DML. If you are already using DML, there is no need to download this.