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A quick training document (PDF) for how to read/plot MGRS coordinates and a map highlight of the four DCS World Terrain areas.

This is a mission I built to help me practice entering MGRS coordinates to create a steerpoint in the F-16C to simulate target information being sent to me by a MQ-9 Reaper drone. I've even included audio files of the MQ-9's lady pilot transmitting the coordinates to the targets. The Primary target she gives is a T-55 near a road, and the second one is a group of ammo trucks hidden in Raqqa, Syria. I also built the mission to practice A-A refuelling, but I believe you can fly the whole mission without refuelling if you manage fuel well (that means no crazy afterburner stuff for no reason). Fly at 17000 feet to be able to use targeting pod without being blocked by clouds. ENJOY!

F14 - update VAICOM Kneeboards (voice attack)

this software with jester is  great and immersive, but  i  miss this help of the essencial key words.

hope this help.

Enigma Cold War Server Identification Sheets Kneeboards

When you fly an aircraft in DCS after leaving it for a while, it is difficult to remember startup procedures, navigation, weapons usage, HOTAS mapping, etc. And if you mainly fly VR, you can't even fly with the manual next to you. This is why I created a summary of all the procedures as kneeboard pages. I included a ready-to-use PNG version and the original multi-layered photoshop version, so you can adjust them if needed. Included is also the VR friendly Virpil HOTAS mappings I use.

When you fly an aircraft in DCS after leaving it for a while, it is difficult to remember startup procedures, navigation, weapons usage, HOTAS mapping, etc. And if you mainly fly VR, you can't even fly with the manual next to you. This is why I created a summary of all the procedures as kneeboard pages. I included a ready-to-use PNG version and the original multi-layered photoshop version, so you can adjust them if needed. Included is also the VR friendly Virpil HOTAS mappings I use.

With the arrival of 2.7, some like to carry out IFR approaches since the weather conditions are much more realistic and we can now have the chance to land our dear planes in shitty weather!
Airport approach charts based on reality and adapted to the DCS universe.
Approach headings, NDB, VOR, VORTAC, TACAN, ILS beacons, frequencies, heading, altitudes, GPS coordinates are checked and corrected to match the DCS universe!
I adapted the existing real approach maps to the game by adapting them (modified the paterns and the runway angles which are those of DCS) and they are readable in VR.
I also used the real maps for the car parks to be closer to reality. Other airports are in the works and I will update the file. New airports to come within 1 or 2 months for the SYRIA map. Approach charts available for Syrian, Marianas, Persian Gulf, and South Atlantic theaters.
I wish you all good use !
Comentaries are welcome !

When you fly an aircraft in DCS after leaving it for a while, it is difficult to remember startup procedures, navigation, weapons usage, HOTAS mapping, etc. And if you mainly fly VR, you can't even fly with the manual next to you. This is why I created a summary of all the procedures as kneeboard pages. I included a ready-to-use PNG version and the original multi-layered photoshop version, so you can adjust them if needed. You will also find the VR friendly Thrustmaster Warthog mapping files I use.

When you fly an aircraft in DCS after leaving it for a while, it is difficult to remember startup procedures, navigation, weapons usage, HOTAS mapping, etc. And if you mainly fly VR, you can't even fly with the manual next to you. This is why I created a summary of all the procedures as kneeboard pages. I included a ready-to-use PNG version and the original multi-layered photoshop version, so you can adjust them if needed. You will also find the VR friendly Thrustmaster Warthog mapping files I use.

Quelques planchettes (kneeboard) avec pas mal d'infos sur l'aéronautique,
sur des thèmes comme les radios, la navigation, les termes civils et militaires, l'alphabet OACI, les missions, etc...