Ronin_Gaijin

234th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment, Kubinka

"Война не могла ждать, и соседний 156-й полк на аэродроме Мары-2 перевели из ПВО во фронтовую авиацию, оперативно переучив летчиков с перехватчиков Су-15 на Су-17М3. Меры по усилению ударных возможностей авиации южных округов затронули и другие полки и являлись частью предпринятых в ВВС реформ. С 1 декабря 1983 года оба полка объединили в 34-ю авиадивизию истребителейбомбардировщиков ВВС ТуркВО, сюда же влили 217-й апиб, а через год формирование мощного соединения завершил 735-й бомбардировочный полк из Карши на Су-24." Translation: The war could not wait, and the 156th regiment at the Mary-2 airfield was transferred from air defence to frontline aviation, promptly retraining pilots from Su-15 interceptors to Su-17M3. Measures to strengthen the strike capabilities of the aviation of the southern districts also affected other regiments and were part of the reforms undertaken in the Air Force. From December 1, 1983, both regiments were united into the 34th Air Division of Fighter-Bombers of the Air Force of the TurkVO, the 217th Airborne Division was also merged here, and a year later the formation of a powerful unit was completed by the 735th Bomber Regiment from Karshi on Su-24. Source: Выжженное небо Афгана. Боевая авиация в Афганской войне - Виктор Юрьевич Марковский

"At launch, we will provide the Soviet Union and Russia, East Germany, Poland, Kazakhstan, North Korea, and Syria. Many more are in the works and will be coming soon."

Yeap, you started already. I appreciate it mate!

I hope so too. I was reading the changelog just 5 minutes ago.

The group included planes and crews of the guards units of the Long-Range Aviation: a squadron of Tu-16 of 251st guards TBAP from Belaya Tserkva and two squadrons Tu-22M3 from Poltava 185th Guards TBAP. They were stationed at two nearby airfields, Mary-1 and Mary-2, the only ones available at that time, even if they were further from the target than the border bases (for the "long-range" the difference of 200-300 km was not significant). Mary-1 was home to the 1521st Fighter Air Base MiG-23 and MiG-29, which "played along" as the enemy during the training and periodic inspections of fighter pilots. Here 11 Tu-16s were deployed - three detachments and two control group vehicles. There was a local airport on the other side of the runway, which was another reason for the division of the Long-Range Aviation group. Mary-1 airfield was also used to receive "transporters" with the withdrawing troops, UN representatives were invited there, and the menacing -looking "Backfires" did not fit well into the ideas of Western diplomats about the implementation of the Geneva Agreements. Photo 01: Tu-22M3 from the 185th TBAP go on a combat mission. Airfield Mary-2, November 1988 Photo 02: The 1984 Panjshir operation involved Tu-16s from the 200th Bobruisk and 251st Belotserkovsky regiments. Source: Камуфляж И Бортовые Эмблемы В Афганской Кампании, Авиатехники Советских Ввс, Виктор Марковский - Игорь Приходченко

Correct. Thank you!

For air cover, an anti-aircraft missile brigade was included in the 40th Army, and one squadron of MiG-21 fighter and fighter-bomber aircraft flew to the airfields of the DRA. The fighters belonged to the 115th Guards IAP, based at the Kokaydi airfield in Turkmenistan Uzbekistan, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel P. I. Nikolaev. Kokaydi was, as they say, right behind the mountain, just fifty kilometres from the border - in the Jarqoʻrgʻon District of the Surxondaryo Region, being one of the airfields closest to the border. MiG-21bis from the 115th Guards IAP. One of the squadrons of the regiment had the honorary name "Soviet Lithuania" since the war. Source: Камуфляж И Бортовые Эмблемы В Афганской Кампании, Авиатехники Советских Ввс, Виктор Марковский - Игорь Приходченко

Good news for everyone!

Thank you very much for coming back to me.

What does appropriate mean in this context? Can you provide an answer for example for the Afghanistan map, or Iraq? Both of them are your products. Regarding other products, it is to my knowledge that Orbx for Kola and Ugra-Media for Germany, are working towards having RSBN in their maps. Thank you.

@BIGNEWY @NineLine Hi, this is my 3rd time asking a MiG-29 9.12A question in the Frequently Asked Questions thread about RSBN and how we can use navigation in the available maps. Could I please have an answer?

My brother the Л203БЭ Гардения system, is an internal modification. There are no pods.

This capture is from your module as flown in the recent event. It is focussed on the airspeed indicator and the altimeter. This photo is focused on the same gauges from an actual 9.12. You said that you had used the Slovakian '8605' 9.12A. Why are the gauges in the module you are making in "FEET" and knots?

You are correct that from the factory the 9.12 family did not come with an ECM suite. That and the small amount of extra combat range was the reason OKB MiG made the 9.13. The option I posted above is an "add-on" if you want to put it like that, for all existing 9.12s (and not only). Search ADS Talisman.