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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle_Dynamics Eagle Dynamics was founded in 1991 by Nick Grey and Igor Tishin, with offices in Moscow and the UK. The company teamed up with Jim Mackonochie of Mindscape[10][11] and publisher Strategic Simulations to produce its first game, a combat flight simulator. Released in November 1995, Su-27 Flanker offered players the opportunity to operate the Sukhoi Su-27 over the Crimean peninsula.[12] Updates to the simulator were released as Flanker 2.0 (1999) and Flanker 2.5 (2001) and were published by Ubisoft following the acquisition of Strategic Simulations. Their next release, Lock On: Modern Air Combat (2003)[13] was published by 1C Company and Ubisoft. Lock On expanded Flanker's engine and simulation into a survey sim featuring multiple aircraft. Two expansions were released, Flaming Cliffs and Flaming Cliffs 2. The company then released three titles in the Digital Combat Simulator (DCS) series of study sims. These included DCS: Black Shark and DCS: Black Shark 2, simulating the Kamov Ka-50, and DCS: A-10C Warthog simulating the Fairchild Republic A-10C. DCS featured highly detailed cockpits with a near-total simulation of all onboard systems including sensors, controls, and interfaces. The DCS series titles were published by The Fighter Collection, a private company founded by Nick Grey's father Stephen Grey. DCS World (2012) made DCS: Black Shark 2, DCS: A-10C Warthog, and a Flaming Cliffs 3 pack playable under a single platform that incorporates all Eagle Dynamics products. Since then, Eagle Dynamics has released a number of DCS World modules as DLC along with graphical and engine upgrades. DCS: World also supports third-party modules sold through Eagle Dynamics' e-shop since 2013. Following Tishin's death in 2018,[14] Eagle Dynamics moved its headquarters to Switzerland, with multinational employees and contractors in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and elsewhere.[15]

ED has not made "promises" from many years ago... only plans without a date. Some features and module systems required specialized teams.... the rest of the teams will make the main module/other features need a workload, you can't put them aside waiting for an "unfinished" module/feature to complete at 100% and move to another project. Many features has in the core, no exclusive from a module.

imposing final dates has never worked in DCS World (and has only served to create division and anger), and that is not going to change now... ED is not going to throw staff out on the street because certain "promised" capabilities do not come out in 6 months or 4 years... let's remember that much of what is being done has never been done in a simulator. In addition to being a discussion that is "revived" every X time in a "where is my... X" (feature, weaponry, module, etc.).

I using tapatalk and I dont have problems with them.

Not sure, but a Sa342 or a Bo-105? real AH-1W pilot.... https://images.app.goo.gl/nDZG79xyek1jzNrE9

The data of Yorktown class (CV-6 Uss Enterprise) was posted on my post about DCS ships on that post:

ED has builded enter and exit animations on AH-64D, present on the actual Apache module, but actualy has no implemented.

On progress

Mig-17F Red Storm Update:

I think that is on the ED side, no 3rd Parties.

CH-47F release

IFE G.91 Gina develop update from discord

Someone has papers? no videos.

The last pics about the DCSDC show some "Strategy targets". Some has been C4 and Infraestructures. Military targes has out of questions, and ED has talked about "land convoys", about them I think the last pics show them as "line dots".

as the old dynamic weather?

On progress previously: FCR RMAP Mode FCR Air-to-Air Mode FCR Multicrew Synch Campaign Added now: Data Transfer Cartridge Flight Model and Flight Control System Tuning

Bo-105 Bianka pilot: