The F-15E loves to carry monster bombs..and its also a monster bomb truck! testing some ordnance loads, everything strictly WiP but also anything there is a confirmed weapon

MiG23 MLA

Snoopy your photos helped us a lot and we have already made a lot of changes in Incirlik. And we really hope that DCS users and air base pilots will appreciate it.

As it is Friday again, here is the latest screenshot of the week. This time showing off a Kiowa Warrior in a common guns and rockets configuration.

The DCS OH-58D Kiowa Warrior module will give you a great amount of freedom when it comes to selecting your loadout. Many combinations are possible and besides having to take the ammunitions and fuel weight ratio in to account, you can pretty much tailor the load out to your mission specific needs or preferences.

Some of the weapons included are the well known rockets with different warheads, submunitions and Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System, Hellfire laser guided missiles, Stinger air-to-air missiles and the .50 M3P machinegun.

From the loadout screen you'll also be able to load up to 3 smoke grenades that you can see on the dashboard and drop on the fly.

During the conflict, it was repeatedly captured by various parties to the conflict.
Located near the World Heritage Site - Palmyra
Palmyra airport has a runway 08-26 of 2880 m length.

Mirage III, DCS

In this special preview video of the Syria map for DCS World, we’re excited to also show off the Mi-24P HIND cockpit for the first time in a video. While still very much work in progress, we hope you enjoy this early look.

To showcase it, we’ll be taking off from Bassel Al Asad airbase, that serves as Russia’s primary base of operations in Syria. From there, we’ll fly north to the city of Latakia and perform some road security along the way to visit a Russian naval task force doing a port call at the port of Latakia.

Dear pilots,

I apologize for the long gap between Hornet mini updates. Things have been rather hectic here, and this fell off my to-do list for too long.

We have several engineers actively working on the Hornet, and below is a summary of several items in-work or already completed internally.

• Implementing the AGM-84K SLAM-ER
• Further updates to the JDAM and JSOW to also include the GBU-32
• Addition of the EXP 1, 2, and 3 sub-modes for the AG radar MAP mode
• Addition of AGR mode for the AG radar
• Started work on AG radar SEA/FTT mode
• Improvements to the flight model / FCS to also include the auto pilot
• Adjusting wheel brake performance
• Adding Mark Points
• Adjusted sensor displays brightness (Maverick, Walleye, and SLAM)
• Added Contrast option for DDIs
• Reduced density of gun smoke
• Corrected Time on Target (TOT) calculation
• Added POS/ADC caution message
• Corrected INS GND alignment when GPS is not available
• Added Aided INS (AINS) position mode
• Corrected AIM-120 mid-course L&S and DT2 swap
• Corrected GBU-31(V)3/B fuze
• Adjusted Range No Escape (Rne) calculation
• Corrected AMPCD DAY/NIGHT switch
• Corrected mixed AIM-120C / AIM-120C count on HUD
• Added default control profile for Winwing Hornet HOTAS

Thank you and kind regards,
Wags

Aces_Wild napsal:

Ugra Media Syria Map - Hind Over Latakia


YouTube Video

Will leave these here for you. (AMX A-1)

It will be after the F15, Mig23 and Tucano

Baron napsal:

Tak by ma zaujímalo, kedy dajú Hinda do predaja. V mojom rebríčku je hoooooodne vysoko.

petsild napsal:

Budou časem dostupné jiné verze Hindu jako Déčko?

This week we have hit a milestone with the South Atlantic map. We where able to get some of the coastline in for Argentina. Flying in the harrier took me about 50 mins to travel the ocean bit of a trip

Just to spice things up an bit I have today nearly finished the main air terminal. As a little teaser I thought I would leave an image of this here as off on a weeks break with the family. See who's the first is to guess the area / Airport name.

On the map of Syria, special attention is paid to military infrastructure facilities. More than 20 military bases, military training grounds and even military universities have been reconstructed in detail on the map:
Al Safira Military Base
Durayhim Military Base
Al-Assad Military Academy
SAA 1st Armoured Division
SAA 4th Armoured Division
SAA 7th Division
SAA 10th Mechanized Division
SAA 65th Tank Brigade
SAA 67th Artillery Brigade
SAA 89th Brigade
SAA 100th Regiment
SAA 121th Brigade
SAA 128th Brigade
SAA 155th Artillery Regiment
SAA 156th Brigade
SAA 158th Brigade
SAA 165th Brigade
SyADF 24th Brigade
SyADF 150th Regiment
SyADF 159th Regiment
Amiad military base
Netafim military base
Zfat military base
King Hussein Air College
All this makes it possible to create interesting detailed scenarios tied to the historical events of peaceful life and military clashes that took place in this territory.