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Aquí os dejo la práctica de arranque en frío y navegación por WP, un poco condimentada para que sea más guapa de volar.

Se han añadido voces nuevas.

Espero que guste y que sigamos enriqueciendo la comunidad hispano hablante.

Actualizada 20/08/2020.

This is my personal modification to "Batumi Dispatch" by "thesithis".  Contact me if there is a problem posting this work in progress.  WW2 assets pack required.  Fixed overlapping sound files.  Changed smoke markers, red is a hot landing, green safe.<br /><br /><br />
Most trigger zones are set to activate below 1000 agl, and below 100kts.

Multi-role mission. Destroy russian artillery and engage hostile interceptors.

Enemy captured Gudauta Airbase and deployed EWR installation there. You must destroy this EWR to allow allied planes to operate safely in the area.

Easy multi-role mission for Caucasus map. There is a hidden helicoper base 20 nm north of Gudauta. Intel reports that two Ka-50 helicopters were recently relocated here. You must destroy them.

THIS MISSION IS OUTDATED, GO HERE FOR THE UPDATED VERSION: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3063233/

Empty scenario that contains up to 107 real life navigation waypoints for Georgia already added to your CDU on any mission created over this template mission.
It includes: All relevant waypoints for the IFR approaches of Batumi UGSB, Tiblisi-Lochini UGTB, Kopitnari/Kutaisi UGKO.
Includes also all VFR entry and departure points for those airports.
It also includes all published RNAV points for the Lower and Upper Routes inside Georgia airspace.
The waypoints are named as in real life and those Radio Navigation Stations are named after their indicative.
From now on and using real life charts you can use to the maximum your CDU, creating SID, route flight plans, STARS and even some IFR approaches.
NOTE.  I have used exact published waypoint and NavAid coordinates, however. actual coordinates and DCS Caucasus scenario have some minor variations, although not an issue for normal flying you will notice it when doing some IFR approaches. It is bearable, but keep it in mind.

So I wanted to make a simple mission where I'd be able to have a fun, not too complicated flight with the F-14B and use the new TARPS reconnaissance pod that we got recently. This is mostly a mission where you takeoff from the Supercarrier in 1988, fly to your waypoints, take photos of suspected Soviet deliveries of T-55 tanks and BMP-2s, (sound effects included) then fly back to the carrier and land. If you perform the mission correctly, you get an idea of the pictures you took right after your plane comes to a stop on the deck of USS Theodore Roosevelt.

By Coolhand101e

This mission is designed to test your ability to deploy multiple JDAMs in one pass in a pre-planned strike. Your mission is to destroy five MIG-27 aircraft in hardened shelters at the southeast end of an airfield located at waypoint 2. While there is no SAM threat, you will encounter heavy radar-guided anti-aircraft fire (57mm and 100mm) over the target. Further complicating the strike, a pair of Russian MIG-23 Floggers defending the base. You will likely encounter them during your approach, so marshal your wingman appropriately. You will be carrying five GBU-31 2000lb GPS guided bombs to be used on the hardened shelters at waypoint 2, along with an AN/AAQ-14 LANTIRN targeting pod and four AIM-120 AMRAAMs. It is recommended that you attack from medium altitude (15,000 feet or higher). This should provide adequate run-in for an accurate JDAM delivery and minimize your exposure to the AAA threat over the target. Once your weapons are expended, proceed back to base.

Following a successful initial raid on an SA-2 Guideline battery defending Kibrit Air Base, VFA-34 has been fragged to destroy five MIG-27 aircraft in hardened shelters at the southeast end of the airfield (located at waypoint 2). While there is no SAM threat, you will encounter heavy radar-guided anti-aircraft fire (57mm and 100mm) over the target. Further complicating the strike, a pair of Russian MIG-23 Floggers recently landed at the air base. You will likely encounter them during your approach, so marshal your wingman appropriately. You will be carrying four GBU-16, 1000lb laser guided bombs to be used on the hardened shelters at waypoint 2, along with an AN/AAQ-28 LITENING targeting pod. It is recommended that you attack from medium altitude (15,000 feet or higher). This should provide adequate run-in for an accurate GBU delivery and minimize your exposure to the AAA threat over the target. Once your weapons are expended, proceed back to the USS George Washington.

Happy hunting