IndyNavy

Check the #events section in our discord, we have training & events daily. https://discord.gg/F4jx6KR6Gt

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I am also having this issue, any fixes??

Grayflag Sinai launched today for Multiplayer. Def the best mission I've played in DCS to date. Can't wait for the airfields at the bottom of the map!

Especially now with the T-Mobile Arena & MSG Sphere, the Strip looks totally different.

Looking forward to this @Lord Vader!

SIMULATING CARRIER OPERATIONS SINCE 2008 We are a group of US Naval Aviation enthusiasts that strive to emulate the strategic operations of USN carrier aviation while paying tribute to those brave individuals that serve and served in the United States Navy. VNAO has been around since Lock-On: Modern Air Combat (LOMAC). As time went on, LOMAC became DCS World and the modules that were being developed created the high fidelity US Navy environment needed to create carrier operations like never seen before in a consumer combat flight simulator. We created the community T-45C Goshawk Trainer Mod, for use with our Student Naval Aviators. No matter what skill level, if a pilot has the right attitude and shows enthusiasm, VNAO has the people and the knowledge to teach them the basics of carrier operations. Our skilled mission designers handcraft missions as well as briefings to provide the most immersive experience possible in DCS. Many of our members are former or active duty. DISCORD MEMBERS: 5000+ AIRFRAMES: 6 ACTIVE PILOTS: 60+ LSOs: 9 TDY SQUADRONS: 4 FLEET SQUADRONS: 8 INSTRUCTORS: 33 CONTROLLERS: 21 STAFF: 17 What To Expect: Weekly Squadron Level Training Friday Night Fleet Night (FNFN) Monthly Undergraduate/Night Carrier Qualifications LSO School TOPGUN School AIC/GCI/JTAC/FAC(A) School Pre-deployment Workups, Virtual Deployments (6-8 months), Joint Exercises Earn Liveries/Helmets/Patches/Awards 2 Training Servers Open 24/7 (Marianas, Nevada) 1 Deployment Server (South Atlantic) Airboss, Greenie Boards, ADS-B Bombing/Strafing Ranges SEAD Ranges BFM Ranges BVR/WVR Ranges Training Pipeline: SNA: Student Naval Aviator CQ: Carrier Qualification (Day) FRS: Fleet Replacement Squadron SWFT: Strike Fighter Weapons and Tactics CPI: Continuous Process Improvement SFTI: Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor Naval Air Training Command (CNATRA) VT-2 Doerbirds (T-45C) VFA-106 Gladiators (F/A-18C) VF-101 Grim Reapers (F-14A/B) HT-8 Eightballers (UH-60L) Carrier Air Wing Seven (CVW-7): VF-11 Red Rippers (F-14B) VF-24 Fighting Renegades (F-14B) VF-211 Fighting Checkmates (F-14A) VFA-81 Sunliners (F/A-18C) VFA-86 Sidewinders (F/A-18C) VFA-103 Jolly Rogers (F/A-18C) VFA-136 Knighthawks (F/A-18C) HSC-5 Nightdippers (UH-60R) Requirements: DCS: Supercarrier HOTAS + Microphone Headtracking or VR 19+ If you are interested in joining please check out our discord here: https://discord.gg/F4jx6KR6Gt NEW Website Coming Soon!

Can't wait @LucShep!

So any status on T.R. Matson being the voice actor as the airboss for DCS: Supercarrier?

Oh yes after every update I edit View.lua: CameraToUnitModelCollision = true For access to the PriFly and other parts of the boat for simulating AirBoss/MiniBoss. Having this built in would be a great QOL update.

@NineLine Indy here from VNAO CVW-7 (creators of the T-45C). We use the SC religiously everyday and are on edge for the same reasons @McKronenberg listed with this upcoming update. Our main concerns: Deck Crew Logic making our Carrier Quals more difficult to conduct (Day/Night) "Hold Position" bug JBDs getting stuck Not having access to Pri-Fly Colour PLATCAM Nice to haves: Player Controlled Weapons (e.g. Phalanx CIWS) Ability to walk around the entire ship without ejecting from the aircraft Ability to use Elevators Pushback tug Ready Room w/live TV's and radios Greenie Boards Eager to see the great work the team has done @NineLine, with bated breath.

Long overdue ED

Yes please, this would be epic. T-45C for FCLP PC-9A for Primary Training Maybe one day a T-6 Texan.

This would be great for artic training and CSAR. And logistics eventually with C-130J. Lots of F-22s/F-35s up there so makes sense for a training map.

This happened to me today. Climbed to 36,000 FT and flew upside down for a bit. Potentially a compressor stall or fuel flow issue. Def something we should keep testing...