SouthernThunder

Looking fantastic, will the U.S Patriot site have a desert livery added in this update too?

That would be great man, honestly the exclusions probably aren't even necessary, it's fairly easy to see if stuff is clipping from the mission editor anyway.

Is there any chance you'd look at doing this in the future? Having an AI EX with JASSM, LRASM and functioning AARGM-ER would be fantastic to fly alongside in multiple scenarios.

Just something I've noticed about the S-350 STR - the rotating block on the back clips into the rest of the vehicle slightly. Obviously a bit pedantic but given your standards of professionalism @currenthill it seems like an issue you'd address.

According to the Warzone, the first Typhon prototype has been delivered to the US army and it's expected to become operational around the end of next year / the beginning of next year, so not quite fully operational yet but a bit closer than the B-21

The US Army Typhon would actually be an awesome system to implement, being the US's future mid range fires capability. The system consists of containerised Mk.41 VLS launcher mounted on trailers and towed by HEMTTs, and able to act as a long range air defence and ballistic missile defence system using the SM-6 and a standoff LACM platform with the Tomahawk. It's also designed to be used within a larger, coordinated battle network and as such features a Battery Operations command centre (BOC) but no organic radar, using datalinks with other platforms for SAM guidance - not sure if this would make it difficult to implement in DCS but maybe something worth looking into nonetheless.

Are you planning on doing the Australian version as well? Main differences between that, the Hunter class, and the Type 26 is the Australian designed CEAFAR radar and altered superstructure to accommodate that. Additionally, they will use only 32 Mk.41 VLS cells, likely loaded with a mix of ESSM and SM-2, as well as the SM-6 and Tomahawk both of which Australia has recently purchased. BAE have apparently proposed a version with up to 150 VLS cells to address the Australian Navy's lack of firepower, especially in terms of VLS's, however it's unlikely any decision will be made on that until Q3 this year when an independent naval review will be conducted on the RAN.