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LockOn Greece | DCS World Greece and Joint Air Task Force (JATF) are launching their massive Iniochos campaign in the map of Syria. In a 30v30 environment, Red and Blue side fight over a vast territory. Jets, helicopters, naval assets, AWACS, ground commanders, ATC/GCI and human JTACs are in place for victory. Both sides will have a preset battlefield. Red side will operate with F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, MiG-29S, Su-27, J-11 and JF-17 along with CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8 and Mi-24P while Blue will have F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, AV-8B, A-10C II, AH-64D, OH-58D, CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8, Mi-24P and KA-50 III. Helicopters on both sides can make use of the Dynamic Cargo to resupply bases with ammunition while Blue will have a CTLD capability for limited unit deployment. Ground commanders can move and operate all ground and naval assets as well as MQ-9 Reaper drones for recon purposes and mark targets on the F10 map for strike packages. CSAR option is available via DML scripts. Be aware, things on the battlefield might change as the scenario unfolds.

LockOn Greece | DCS World Greece and Joint Air Task Force (JATF) are launching their massive Iniochos campaign in the map of Syria. In a 30v30 environment, Red and Blue side fight over a vast territory. Jets, helicopters, naval assets, AWACS, ground commanders, ATC/GCI and human JTACs are in place for victory. Both sides will have a preset battlefield. Red side will operate with F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, MiG-29S, Su-27, J-11 and JF-17 along with CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8 and Mi-24P while Blue will have F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, AV-8B, A-10C II, AH-64D, OH-58D, CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8, Mi-24P and KA-50 III. Helicopters on both sides can make use of the Dynamic Cargo to resupply bases with ammunition while Blue will have a CTLD capability for limited unit deployment. Ground commanders can move and operate all ground and naval assets as well as MQ-9 Reaper drones for recon purposes and mark targets on the F10 map for strike packages. CSAR option is available via DML scripts. Be aware, things on the battlefield might change as the scenario unfolds.

LockOn Greece | DCS World Greece and Joint Air Task Force (JATF) are launching their massive Iniochos campaign in the map of Syria. In a 30v30 environment, Red and Blue side fight over a vast territory. Jets, helicopters, naval assets, AWACS, ground commanders, ATC/GCI and human JTACs are in place for victory. Both sides will have a preset battlefield. Red side will operate with F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, MiG-29S, Su-27, J-11 and JF-17 along with CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8 and Mi-24P while Blue will have F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, AV-8B, A-10C II, AH-64D, OH-58D, CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8, Mi-24P and KA-50 III. Helicopters on both sides can make use of the Dynamic Cargo to resupply bases with ammunition while Blue will have a CTLD capability for limited unit deployment. Ground commanders can move and operate all ground and naval assets as well as MQ-9 Reaper drones for recon purposes and mark targets on the F10 map for strike packages. CSAR option is available via DML scripts. Be aware, things on the battlefield might change as the scenario unfolds.

LockOn Greece | DCS World Greece and Joint Air Task Force (JATF) are launching their massive Iniochos campaign in the map of Syria. In a 30v30 environment, Red and Blue side fight over a vast territory. Jets, helicopters, naval assets, AWACS, ground commanders, ATC/GCI and human JTACs are in place for victory. Both sides will have a preset battlefield. Red side will operate with F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, MiG-29S, Su-27, J-11 and JF-17 along with CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8 and Mi-24P while Blue will have F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, AV-8B, A-10C II, AH-64D, OH-58D, CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8, Mi-24P and KA-50 III. Helicopters on both sides can make use of the Dynamic Cargo to resupply bases with ammunition while Blue will have a CTLD capability for limited unit deployment. Ground commanders can move and operate all ground and naval assets as well as MQ-9 Reaper drones for recon purposes and mark targets on the F10 map for strike packages. CSAR option is available via DML scripts. Be aware, things on the battlefield might change as the scenario unfolds.

LockOn Greece | DCS World Greece and Joint Air Task Force (JATF) are launching their massive Iniochos campaign in the map of Syria. In a 30v30 environment, Red and Blue side fight over a vast territory. Jets, helicopters, naval assets, AWACS, ground commanders, ATC/GCI and human JTACs are in place for victory. Both sides will have a preset battlefield. Red side will operate with F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, MiG-29S, Su-27, J-11 and JF-17 along with CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8 and Mi-24P while Blue will have F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, AV-8B, A-10C II, AH-64D, OH-58D, CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8, Mi-24P and KA-50 III. Helicopters on both sides can make use of the Dynamic Cargo to resupply bases with ammunition while Blue will have a CTLD capability for limited unit deployment. Ground commanders can move and operate all ground and naval assets as well as MQ-9 Reaper drones for recon purposes and mark targets on the F10 map for strike packages. CSAR option is available via DML scripts. Be aware, things on the battlefield might change as the scenario unfolds.

LockOn Greece | DCS World Greece and Joint Air Task Force (JATF) are launching their massive Iniochos campaign in the map of Syria. In a 30v30 environment, Red and Blue side fight over a vast territory. Jets, helicopters, naval assets, AWACS, ground commanders, ATC/GCI and human JTACs are in place for victory. Both sides will have a preset battlefield. Red side will operate with F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, MiG-29S, Su-27, J-11 and JF-17 along with CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8 and Mi-24P while Blue will have F-16, F-18, F-15E, F-14B, AV-8B, A-10C II, AH-64D, OH-58D, CH-47F, UH-1H, Mi-8, Mi-24P and KA-50 III. Helicopters on both sides can make use of the Dynamic Cargo to resupply bases with ammunition while Blue will have a CTLD capability for limited unit deployment. Ground commanders can move and operate all ground and naval assets as well as MQ-9 Reaper drones for recon purposes and mark targets on the F10 map for strike packages. CSAR option is available via DML scripts. Be aware, things on the battlefield might change as the scenario unfolds.

African PvP mission recreating the Yom Kippur war between Egypt and Israel in 1973. The two sides will be armed with A4s and F4Es for Israel, and MIG21s and MIG19s for Egypt. The factions will be managed by two GCIs. Takeoffs, landings, and approaches to airports will follow procedures managed by ATCs. All pilots will be briefed with a PDF briefing already in distribution and an oral briefing before the mission. Flight Leaders will plan the mission referring to the Briefing, including routes, target options and flights composition.

African PvP mission recreating the Yom Kippur war between Egypt and Israel in 1973. Flight Leaders will plan the mission referring to the Briefing, including routes, target options and flights composition.

Night PVP Mission. Map Syria.

PvP mission set in Syria and edited by =GR= Panthir ( LockOn Greece ) BRIEFING - Teams are recommended to assign a Leader, responsible for keeping ROE and coordinate to define the winner. The Team Leaders will coordinate via chat for the mission start. - PvP will last only two and a half hours. Remaining time can be seen via F10 Menu – Remaining time for 15 seconds. - Each team has available only 2 Squadrons (36 aircrafts of each aircraft type) at INCIRLIK and TABQA and 8 HELO of each type at FARP and secondary and SAR airbases. Attack HELO can be spawned only at ALEPPO and MINAKH when occupied. - Dynamic spawns are not available at DUBLIN and LONDON FARP, ALEPPO and MINAKH. - When landed all assets will be immediately set under maintenance and the Player will automatically leave the slot. The specific asset will be available after the set maintenance time passes. For Fighters and HELO the maintenance time is set to 15 and 8 minutes respectively. The player can get another slot, if available. -Unlimited spawns are permitted per player. All assets are cold and unarmed. A slot change can be made then, as long as, all players are permitted to fly all assets. - All targets are depicted on the MAP with a red F10 mark with description (pop up targets as well). When a target is destroyed the relevant F10 Mark disappears. - Is not allowed to strike Airbase AMMO and FUEL depots and MASHs. It is allowed to attack Runways, parking areas, shelters and landed or taxing assets and FARP installations. - Any destroyed visible A/C – HELO slot will be automatically deactivated for the rest of the mission. - Fighters can spawn only at INCIRLIK and TABQA. At ALEPPO, KUWEIRES, HATAY and MINAKH AB HELO there are available only HELO slots. - AAR is available on demand via F10 menu – Others. After AAR is airborne, you can order AAR to move to one of the three AAR areas, via F-10 Menu - Others - CTLD is available to HELOs with CARGO suffix in order to transport Troops to occupy airfields and improve air defense. - CSAR is available via F-10 Menu – Other. You get vectoring and NDB info for all ejected pilots. Rescue them and transport them to the nearest AFB, FARP or Forward MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital). Helicopters can rescue more than one pilot. Via F-10 menu – others provide vectoring for the nearest CSAR bases and the active CSAR missions. - Forward MASH locations are depicted with F10 mark. SAR HELOs are available to every AB. - It is not allowed to move ground units. - An automatic system will count each player score, as follows: · Aircraft, Helo, Ground unit kill: + 1 point · Landing: +1 point · Aircraft, helo lost: - 1 point · Pop Up Target: 5 points · Rescued Pilot: 5 points · Friendly kill: - 5 points - The total player score is currently available through the F10 menu and is saved by the end of mission. The Coalition Score will be counted after the end of mission.

PvE Modern Caucasus edited by Granpa (Flying Donkeys) The U.S. forces currently deployed in the area are limited in number, and therefore will have to contain any potential Russian attack as much as possible. Satellite imagery confirms that six TU-160 strategic bombers have taken off carrying a payload of KH-65 cruise missiles. It is assessed that their likely target is the Kutaisi military airbase, believed to host the bulk of the Georgian Air Force as well as major military stockpiles. As a result, a portion of the available air assets will be assigned to the air defense of this airbase, given that the ground-based air defense systems are still awaiting activation. Simultaneously, we have identified a Russian forward operating base (FOB) in the vicinity of Beslan, with a significant deployment of ground forces. Strategic objectives have been identified north of the border, including power plants and command posts. However, we cannot authorize offensive operations until the Russian aircraft launch their cruise missiles. We must avoid providing the Russians with a pretext to initiate a full-scale assault. A portion of the Georgian Air Force will support border defense operations using MiG-29 fighters and two helicopters, which are tasked with targeting an advanced command post within the city of Beslan. Additionally, U.S. Marine forces are present within the operational area, tasked with destroying bridges and railway stations to delay Russian logistics as much as possible. The CVN-71 USS Roosevelt carrier group is also deployed in the area, providing F-14 air cover in the event of engagement with Russian air forces.

Lecturer =GR= Panthir - LockOn Greece Those attending the event are required to watch and be familiar with the youtube video: T-6 Tactical Formation ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4loyZh3WVg ). The video will be used by the lecturer as a starting point for a question & answer debate. We therefore ask you to view it before attending the seminar.

PVP modern Persian Gulf - one life mix Edited by Zio Sam