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@Jakes Hmm good catch! I will check and try again.

Yeah I know. I made a few missions myself and it is always pretty hard to "follow a script" in an uncontrollable environment.

nullFound them, thanks again cobragva. The problem is, that the mission will not move forward after the "Eee, wait one..." radio message

Thanks for the tip cobgrava! I have tried with the zeros on the front, then the zeros on the end, but not one after each 4 digit sections So I assume, if I locate the SA-15 with the FLIR, the mission should progress...

This is another one of those missions where the player is forced to find a needle in a haystack with either the FLIR or the MAV seeker. I was flying around and around over the given coords (NQ 9049 2476) until I got to "home fuel", then I quit. 50% success, probably will skip it...

Sorry, I was forgot to mention that I also started searching for the "40 SAM sites"before I saw your miz file, so without... This is how my single player template looks like, after modified by your info:

Some of these are almost impossible to find...

Even if this phenomenon could happen a few times a year, it is still not realistic how DCS currently depicts it with a uniform dust cover at 1000 ft all over the Persian Gulf. I would prefer a gradual fade out over the border between the land and the sea.

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In the same mission (Homs strike) there is a shed on the left side of the taxiway next to RWY 33 with an F4 in it (basically as you stop for hold short it will be on your left). The plane needs to be rotated 90 degrees, as now its nose is sticking through the wall.

Same here. I have a simple training mission over Nevada, where there are late activated ground units. Right after Aircraft's armed and Slaving/De-Slaving, the game CTDs. LastMissionTrack.trk

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Hey thanks! Kellemes unnepeket @Reflected!

"Unknown module IRAQ_terrain" with both Iraq maps ticked, it works with Iraq North only.

Not to hijack the topic, but that might be true for fog, and not for the dust storm, which has only a visibility slider. Dust storm works on mostly sea level maps like PG (even though it looks pretty strange, that the sand storm covers the sea), but not on Nevada or Afghanistan, where it would make quite a lot of sense.