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Ghost Syndicate is a Semi-Milsim group, We enjoy a laid back approach to flying, where we try to be as inclusive of all our members as possible. We do not expect players to go away and learn a complete guide to military radio communications. We run the group as Airforce and Navy, With a good ammount of Airframes available for everyone to fly. Check out our rules and find our Discord info in our forums.

Welcome to the Virtual United States Navy (VUSN) and your opportunity to learn and enjoy virtual naval aviation at its finest. The VUSN was established in December 1999 by Todd Cox (USN ret.) and Mark Di Domenico (USN ret.) with the goal of affording opportunities for fellow simmers that enjoy naval aviation. Membership is open to mature individuals (at least 21 years of age) of any nationality and our membership currently covers many time zones. The VUSN was built on the philosophy of setting the bar high while at the same time allowing pilots to enjoy our hobby of Naval Aviation simulation. The VUSN CVW-7 is for dedicated DCS pilots looking for FUN and camaraderie within an organizational structure like a real-world carrier air wing. While we have the feel of a military structure, we strive to provide a relaxed, non-competitive virtual military combat organization. One specific policy of the VUSN is that we want dedicated and focused DCS pilots only flying with one group. While we hope that is the VUSN, we believe that you should focus your efforts and provide 100% support of one group. The VUSN tries to emulate real-world procedures, tactics, and aircraft systems usage, thus one needs to spend time honing one's piloting and procedural skills.

JTF-191 was formed in June of 2020 and is composed of 5 squadrons with 40+ active members. We operate as a tactical realism group with an emphasis on joint operations with all branches of military aviation. Ultimately the goal is to have the most fun we can. We have a detailed training program for all new pilots that focuses on teaching a working knowledge of the airframe and relevant tactics. Our training is built to both teach new pilots about their selected airframes or to provide refreshers to experienced pilots. With detailed courses on everything from take-off and landings to air-to-air tactics, the training program is designed to ensure you are comfortable in your role and up to the task of joining our ranks. JTF-191 has a unit level overseen system to provide training and check-off to entrants. The intent of this program is to ensure that all new members start with a baseline level of familiarity with their selected airframe, general aviation procedures, and military procedures and tactics. Depending on your background, availability, and dedication this program may take longer or shorter. The typical time for a player new to DCS is about a month. The maximum allowed time to remain in the entrant training program (exceptions for communicated absences and special circumstances) is six months, we want to get you in your squadron quickly. The entrant training program is overseen by Unit Level Command and Instructor Pilots, within the unit, in each squadron and J7. Should you have an issue with entry training or the JTF-191 use the Entry Training Channel in the JTF Discord. This channel is viewed by all the JTF and qualified members can coordinate training times and topics. While in the Entrant Training Program, pilots are assigned to VT-7 for the Navy and Marines and the 89th FTS for the Air Force. For those brand new to DCS, military aviation, or aviation in general the entrant program is geared to provide detailed training. An instructor in your unit or like units will work with you to introduce various new concepts and get your skills to a point where self-improvement is possible. For those who are experienced with DCS and military aviation the entrant program acts as a refresher and check-off on skills. When working with you, the instructor will simply act to certify what you already know and can do. Where necessary they will provide refreshment on concepts or teach things you have not before encountered. During your time in the Entrant Program, you are absolutely welcome to join in on JTF wide events and squadron events. In fact, we encourage that. We want you to meld with your parent squadron. Upon finishing your training, you are placed into an operational squadron with a custom livery made just for you. Each squadron handles their own training, keeping their pilots skills up to par with the unit standards. We have several dedicated servers that are up 24/7 and a unit-wide mission night every Saturday. Saturday missions range from fun PvP missions to organized pre-planned sorties built in an ongoing deployment campaign. We are always actively looking for pilots to fly with us! We are looking for: Pilots for the F/A-18, F-16, F14B (RIO’s too!), and the F-15E. Mission planners of any experience, C2 Personnel (AWACS, GCI, Marshall/ATC), Instructor pilots to strengthen our training program, and website developers! Join us at www.jtf191.com Upon receiving your application, we will reach out to you via email promptly. June 14th: Due to the situation between Eagle Dynamics and RAZBAM we are suspending our F-15E Operations. The 494th Panthers are focusing on the F-4E Phantom, AH-64D Apache, A-10C II, and the OH-58D Kiowa as fill in platforms until the return of the Strike Eagle. We encourage new folks to join and fly. You can still learn the tactics and grow with us until that day when the Strike Eagle is our primary aircraft again. We have faith that the situation will be resolved.

Established in 2017 - Unites States Atlantic Command (formerly known as CVW-11), is a multi-airframe, "milsim" organization based out of US Time zones. Currently operating the F-14B (Pilots and RIO's), F/A-18C, F-16C and AH-64D modules. Throughout the year we participate in Wing-wide deployments, annual "Red Flag" wing training, Fighter Weapon School training and much more. We have a dedicated high-speed server hosted at a gigabit data center in the Midwest, USA. This server runs 4 DCS servers each day, offering a host of training opportunities. USLANTCOM also offers dedicated AWACS, ATC, JTAC, Ground Commanders etc., depending on mission requirements. If you are somewhat experienced with DCS and want to become a USLANTCOM member or learn more about us, please visit our website at https://www.uslantcom.com/ .