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Thanks! I've managed all targets alone, I stayed on F18s frequency, that's why I guess

May this have been already reported, but in mission 4 I can't give orders to my wingman after f18s destroy the SA15s. Also, I destroy the Silkworm Radar but first objective isn't complete, should I destroy the comm tower too?

After a second try, the manpad finally got killed. Damn this guy was tough, must be wearing adamantium suit.

Hey there!

I think I have the same issue with M1, do you too?

Hey, I've just bought the campaign, and during the radio checks, when Biff asks to switch Victor radio ON and go to 126. Wich radio should radio should I use? Because he mentions the one right under the throttle (ARC-210), but he also mentions the further right button to turn it on but this knob is on ARC-186. Also, I've tried both radios and I can't hear Biff after that. Any help please?

Thanks man, I've stopped at the first post of the thread, thinking it was a complete digest of identified bugs.

I'm experiencing the exact same issue. Were you able to get it through somehow?

Hi! I think I have an event trigger issue. During the second SAM attack near LUKE, when Sluggo says "If it shoots me, you shoot". Sluggo does fire its harm against the SAM and hit it, but after that he flights north and I follow him, but nothing else happens, as I saw, there should be Mig23s taking off of LUKE. I've also tried to fire at the SAM just after Sluggo, but no luck.

I've tried with latest stable and beta, same behavior. Let me know if you need more information.

Wonderful mission, as the whole campaign, but ED seems to like breaking things When RTB, all AI planes were stacked above the carrier, performing wave offs. The reason was a wrong orientation of the carrier, 90° relative to strong winds. Not sure if this is a factor, but I performed an AAR with Texaco on my way back. I know this has nothing to do with the mission itself, but maybe someone has a workaround, cause I'm not skilled enough to snake between the other planes and recover with this crosswinds