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A "historic" multiplayer mission set on the Normandy 2 map. Requires WWII asset pack.

Some creative liberties have been taken to get a good dynamic mission. This means that the mission is not completely historically accurate.

The mission can be flown as singleplayer (Ford 1) or multiplayer (up to 24 slots) The mission will automatically adapt to the number of players participating but ideal number is 4 or more.

Playable modules: P-51D, P-47D, Spitfire & Mosquito.

Due to the fact that there are no winter scenery on the Normandy 2 map the weather is set to foggy.  

Mission file, PPT-briefing and a multiplayer sign-up sheet can be found in the .zip file.

The mission was originally created for the Swedish Flight Sim Community "NOSIG"

Please leave a comment if you have any questions or feedback.

Solo and Multi - Face the 4 German tank aces of the Second World War in a helicopter!  - Affrontez les 4 as des chars allemands de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en hélicoptère !

It's the big day of the landings, your role will be to support the troops on the ground or in flight.
You will be a player IN REAL TIME in the biggest battle in history aboard your P51-D during the longest day, for a 22-hours mission.
The chronology respects as best as possible the significant events of the landing.

C'est le grand jour du débarquement, votre rôle sera de soutenir les troupes au sol ou en vol.
Vous serez acteur EN TEMPS RÉEL de la plus grande bataille de l'histoire à bord de votre P51-D pendant la journée la plus longue, pour une mission de 22 heures.
La chronologie respecte au mieux les événements marquants du débarquement.

Teal camouflage and subdued patterns designed after the Ecuadorian Army. Liveries available for all versions of the Gazelle. Made for the Air Goons "The Long Afternoon War" campaign.

KC-130 in the Argentine Navy livery. Made for the Air Goons "The Long Afternoon War" campaign.

Disappointed that DCS does not have an official Super Étendard module for your Falklands Island missions on the South Atlantic map? Well, here is the next best thing. Designed after 2da Escuadrilla Aeronaval de Caza y Ataque 3-A-20 and made for the Air Goons "The Long Afternoon War" campaign.

Looking for one that looks beat up? Link to the weathered version:
https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3335510/

Disappointed that DCS does not have an official Super Étendard module for your Falklands Island missions on the South Atlantic map? Well, here is the next best thing.

Designed after 2da Escuadrilla Aeronaval de Caza y Ataque 3-A-201 and weathered to make it look like an old fighter pulled out of retirement for a more modern conflict. Made for the Air Goons "The Long Afternoon War" campaign.

Looking for a less weathered version? Link to the clean version:
https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3335512/

<LAST UPDATE> 22/05/24

A pretty heavy open sandbox training mission on the South Atlantic map. There are no threats.
Modules Required - Supercarrier, (any of the modules you want to train in of course :D )

6 Ranges to choose from, Sheffield, Ardent, Antelope, Coventry, Conveyor and Galahad for Ground Attack, Air to Air, Anti Ship, HARM / Radar and Runway busting.
A rescue mission scenario activated via the radio menu.

"Ambient Spawns" - I don't like being the only one taking off so I've added AI that spawn when you do around the base and on the carrier.

A large carrier battlegroup with busy (but still functional) Carrier decks, including the Supercarrier GW, HMS Invincible and Tarawa.
Airbase populated with Statics and ambient units.

Tankers and AWACS available.
Smoke on targets and Air to Air "drones" available via the Radio menu

There are 3 mission files included. Case I, Case III and Night. Each mission contains Hot and Cold spawns.

Low Poly Assets for mulberry harbor

DRAKE PASSAGE - EPISODE 1
REQUIREMENTS: F-16C + South Atlantic

December, 2007

Tensions are brewing between Chile and Argentina because of a wast oil and gas field discovered at the Drake Passage. Both countries considering the field as their own and already started building offshore platforms to mine the area.
A few days ago, an Argentinian speedboat shot up one of the Chilean oil rigs, and it seems that Buenos Aires  is not afraid to escalate the conflict further.