Ronin_Gaijin

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.

There is. Not in the scope of DCS though as ECM in DCS is rudimentary.

Version: Soviet 9.12 Airbase: Авиабаза 1521, Мары-1 - Центр боевого применения | Airbase 1521, Mary-1 - Combat Operations Center Squadron: Second 01 was squadron commander and had the squadron logo painted on the fuselage. Please see last photo.

I can testify to the validity of the statement!

Да, мне так больше нравится. А еще веселее летать в команде.

Отложенный

Да, я участвовал. (Я не владею русским языком)

SATAC тренируется и летает в группе. Гораздо сложнее.

Could I please ask the ED team to reply to my RSBN question? It went under the radar.

We do not have a standard timezone since we have people from all over. We find a time that is suitable to everyone. Language: English

Good morning all, Just like Creampie said (thank you) we do have a MiG-29 squadron (Авиабаза 1521, Мары - Центр боевого применения | Airbase 1521, Mary - Combat Operations Center) that trains and specialises in Fox 1 fights (we do know how to Fox 3 as well though). We are also the resident oppfor in a large multiplayer campaign. If anyone is interested in sharing the MiG-29 love feel free to pm me.

It is my understanding that only 2 of the 12 maps available for purchase (or free) have RSBN capability. With the coming of the 9.12A will the map makers add RSBN beacons to all the maps and airbases or are you going to make the beacons as an asset available in Mission Editor? Like portable TACAN beacons for example?

Do you have a roadmap on the development of the module? For example December 2026 beta testing of Lazur.

Hi there, 1. When are the MiG-29 9.12A missiles going to imported to the AIM-120 codebase so they have correct flying characteristics? 2. How long will the module stay in early access and when will you deem it feature complete?

Они не сказали когда

Бирюза.