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And kill all DCS World and 3rd party system.... the bad publicity has increase to destroy all.

Someone remember HB has talked with that dispute has none to do with them, and they has none problems with ED?.

A expecific version has been required, has no the same the early SH-3 with the lasts, that need math with the Forrestal, Nimitz and O.H. Perry (That last never carried a SH-3). I go to check my data. SH-2D Seasprite ASW Patrol Man Rtng: 2.5/1.5 Damage Value: 14 Size/Signature: Small/Small Bombsight: None Sensors: LN-66HP radar, MAD, 15 sonobuoys, SQR-17 sensor link Throttle Setting/Speed in knots Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat Low: 115 130 -- Med: 115 140 -- Ceiling: 3160 m Engine Type: TS Cruise Range: 170 nmi Int Fuel: 845 kg Additional Fuel Fuel Wt. Range Add. 60 USG Drop Tank 185 kg 55 nmi Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 544 kg • 2 Mk46 torp • 1 Mk46 torp, 1 60 USG drop tank • 2 drop tanks Remarks: In Svc: Dec 71 - 82? Helicopter. 20 converted from HH-2D. Also called the LAMPS I, for Light Airborne MultiPurpose System. SH-2D acts as relay between sonobuoys and ship, must remain in radar LOS of ship to use sonobuoys. Can carry 3 passengers. • Estimated sonobuoy loadout is 12 SSQ-41B, 3 SSQ-50A. SH-2F Seasprite ASW Patrol Man Rtng: 3.0/2.5 Damage Value: 14 Size/Signature: Small/Small Bombsight: None Sensors: LN-66HP radar, MAD, 15 sonobuoys, SQR-17 sensor link Throttle Setting/Speed in knots Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat Low: 120 130 -- Med: 120 140 -- Ceiling: 6860 m Engine Type: TS Cruise Range: 170 nmi Int Fuel: 845 kg Additional Fuel Fuel Wt. Range Add. 60 USG Drop Tank 185 kg 55 nmi Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 544 kg • 2 Mk46 torp • 1 Mk46 torp, 1 60 USG drop tank • 2 drop tanks Remarks: In Svc: May 73 - 94 Helicopter. Also called the LAMPS I, for Light Airborne MultiPurpose System. SH-2F acts as relay between sonobuoys and ship, must remain in radar LOS of ship to use sonobuoys. Can carry 4 passengers vice sonobuoys. Equipped with 907 kg cargo hook. • Estimate 12 SSQ-53/53A, 3 SSQ-62. • 1984: Fitted with 1st Gen D and 1st Gen RWR. • 1987: 16 fitted for Persian Gulf service, known as MEF (Middle East Expeditionary Force) fit, with 2nd Gen RWR, 2nd Gen FLIR, 3rd Gen D, ALQ-144 (1st Gen IR jammer), S(1)1 7.62mm door mg and DLQ-3 missile warning and jammer (Detects TARH seekers, acts as Large target in hover). • 1991: Fitted with prototype mine detection LIDAR vice MAD, operated from Vreeland (Knox class FF). SH-2G Seasprite ASW Man Rtng: 3.0/2.5 Damage Value: 15 Size/Signature: Small/Small Bombsight: None Sensors: 2nd Gen FLIR, LN-66HP radar, MAD, 2nd Gen ES, 15 sonobuoys, UYS-503 sonobuoy processor Throttle Setting/Speed in knots Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat Low: 130 150 -- Med: 130 150 -- Ceiling: 6401 m Engine Type: TS Cruise Range: 195 nmi Int Fuel: 852 kg Additional Fuel Fuel Wt. Range Add. 100 USG drop tank 305 kg 100 nmi Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 1814 kg • 2 Mk46 torp • 1 Mk46 torp, 1 drop tank • 2 drop tank Remarks: In Svc: 1993 - Jun 01 Helicopter. Fitted with on board acoustic processor. SH-2G can also act as relay between sonobuoys and ship, must remain in radar LOS of ship to use SQR-17. Can use SSQ-41B, SSQ-53D/E/F, SSQ-62C and SSQ-77B. SH-2G used on short hull FFG-7, and can be fitted with SH-2F Persian Gulf fit. Can carry 4 passengers with sonobuoys removed. • Dec 96: Magic Lantern mine detection LIDAR operational with HSL-94. Two systems available, and one helo fitted. When fitted, replaces MAD and blocks S weapons pylon. Usual loadout is Magic Lantern and one drop tank. SH-3A Sea King ASW Man Rtng: 2.0/1.5 Damage Value: 17 Size/Signature: Small/Small Bombsight: None Sensors: LN-66HP radar, MAD, AQS-10 dipping sonar. Throttle Setting/Speed in knots Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat Low: 100 133 -- Med: 100 133 -- Ceiling: 3688 m Engine Type: TS Cruise Range: 390 nmi Int Fuel: 2015 kg Additional Fuel Fuel Wt. Range Add. 175 USG drop tank 535 kg 145 nmi Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 800 kg • 4 Mk43/Mk44 torpedoes • 1 Mk101 Lulu or B57 Nuclear DB • 4 Mk14 DC or 4 Mk54 DC Remarks: In Svc: Sep 61 - 70s Helicopter. Pre-1962 designation HSS-2. Cannot drop weapons while in hover. Overload with drop tanks carried, reduces Maneuver Rating by 0.5. Cannot use helicopter inflight refueling. • 1966 - 72: Nine RH-3A minesweeping versions in service. Retired due to insufficient power margin. • 1970 - 90: 12 USN HH-3A CSAR versions in service. Has two 175 USG external tanks and P/S(R)2 7.62mm miniguns. • 1970: SH-3A converted to SH-3G transport/ASW version with provision for 175 USG drop tanks, S(1)1 7.62mm mg, fitted to HIFR. Typically used as transports with 15 passengers and two 175 USG tanks. Can be fitted with AQS-10 sonar. Later fitted with AQS-13 sonar and MAD. SH-3D Sea King ASW Man Rtng: 2.0/1.5 Damage Value: 17 Size/Signature: Small/Small Bombsight: None Sensors: LN-66HP radar, MAD, AQS-13B dipping sonar Throttle Setting/Speed in knots Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat Low: 118 144 -- Med: 118 144 -- Ceiling: 4480 m Engine Type: TS Cruise Range: 420 nmi Int Fuel: 2550 kg Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 800 kg • 2 Mk43/44/46 torpedoes or 2 Mk14/54 DC • 1 Mk101 Lulu or B57 NDB. Remarks: In Svc: 1966 - 1992 Helicopter. Pre-1962 designation HSS-2A. Some fitted with MAD. Can remove sonar and carry 15 passengers or 2720 kg slung load. • 1987: SLEP for 26+ with AQS-13E, 42 sonobuoys and LAMPS I SQR-17 acoustic processor - acts as relay between sonobuoys and ship, must remain in radar LOS of ship to use sonobuoys. Provision for two ALE-37 chaff pods. Others have sonar removed and used in transport role. SH-3H Sea King ASW Man Rtng: 2.0/1.5 Damage Value: 17 Size/Signature: Small/Small Bombsight: None Sensors: LN-66HP radar, MAD, 2nd Gen ES, AQS-13B dipping sonar, 24 sonobuoys, SQR-17 sensor link. Throttle Setting/Speed in knots Altitude Cruise Full Mil Reheat Low: 118 140 -- Med: 118 140 -- Ceiling: 4480 m Engine Type: TS Cruise Range: 425 nmi Int Fuel: 2575 kg Additional Fuel Fuel Wt. Range Add. 110 USG drop tank 335 kg 80 nmi Ordnance Loadouts: Payload: 715 kg • 2 46 torpedoes or 2 Mk14/54 DC • 1 Mk101 Lulu or B57 nuclear DB • 2 ALE-37 chaff pods or 2 drop tanks Remarks: In Svc: 1973 - Dec 09 Helicopter. Update of existing SH-3A, SH-3D and some SH-3G. Acts as relay between sonobuoys and ship, must remain in radar LOS of ship to use sonobuoys. Can remove sonar and carry 15 passengers or 2720 kg slung load. SH-3G conversion can carry 110 USG drop tanks. • 1976: ES and radar removed to make room for tactical navigation equipment, 24 sonobuoys and sensor link. Estimated sonobuoy loadout is 18 SSQ-41A/B, 6 SSQ-53. • 1990 - 91: Fitted with S(1)1 7.62mm mg. • 1992: 80 converted to UH-3H utility/transport with all sensors removed. • 1995: Replaced in ASW role by SH-60F. For Aircrafts deploys on carriers, check the "Ship Overview" post.

Only of remark, "old" harpoon has actualy by the version V... And DCS W actualy missing a propper Sonar engine and many ships DMs to turn on a realistic ship. Has many work to make to DCS W reach the old Sonarlist games level. Sea power has only a "Red Storm Rissing" sequel as Dangerous Waters, None to do with Sonarlist Games, and no, dont reach at "Harpoon" level. Never was planed as a Ship sim game yet... The "old LockOn code" has been supressed with the time, and yed, has many sea "features" never implemented, on that or other "main" simulators... on fact, has none a realistic ship sea simulator builded by none company. About that features, has a extense post request them on the Wistlist section.

RAZBAM has one of first 3rd parties on the VEAO times.

My data about Kirov class and Slava: Project 1144M Admiral Nakhimov (ex-Kalinin) (2022) CGN Displacement: 24300 std In Class: [1] Size Class: A/Large In Service: 2022 (1989) Propulsion: CONAS Crew: 840 Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D Acoust Cnt: 2nd Gen T Signature: Large/Noisy Armor Rating: 0 Weapons: Cbt Sys: Gen 6 Automatic F&A(8)10 UKSK VLS w/80 total 3M14 Kalibr, P-800 Oniks, Tsirkon, 91R2 D, E F&A(1)12 S-300FM Fort-M w/8 48N6 and 48N6DMK (96 msls total)//F/A 2 30N6 D A(2)1 AK-130 130mm/70//5P10-01 Puma (3.0) C PW/SW/P/S/PA/SA(2R&8)6 Pantsir-M w/32 msls //6 1RS1/2 (RA/EO) (6@9.8A) C, D F(10)1 RBU 12000 (UDAV-1) w/6 salvoes E P/S(6)2 RBU 1000 Smerch-3 w/8 salvoes E PS/SS(4)2 Paket-NK w/MTT or M-15 2nd Gen ATT F Aft Pad(1)3 Ka-27M Helix B 1 Elevator -- Sensors: ES: 2nd Gen MR-650 Podberezovik T1, Fregat-M2M, 5P20K Poliment, MR-231-1 Pal-N , MR-232 Bussol-S J MGK-355 Polinom (bow), MGK-355TA Polinom-T, Minotaur A active towed array K Sigma L Remarks: Third unit of Pr. 1144 Orlan (Kirov) class. Estimated configuration after completion of 2014-22 Sevmash refit. CHP armor rating for P-700 magazines, CIC, and Bridge is 7. CHP armor rating for helicopter hangar and Rudder is 5. Fitted with stabilizers. Steam plant is an auxiliary propulsion system that can provide 17 knots max speed. Two salvoes for the RBU 12000 are 1st Gen ATT defense. Paket-NK is a 2nd Gen ATT defense. Damage & Speed Breakdown: Dam Pts: 0 161 322 483 580 644 Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks Project 1144.2 Pyotr Velikiy CGN Displacement: 24610 std In Class: 1 Size Class: A/Large In Service: 1998 Propulsion: CONAS Crew: 840 Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D Acoust Cnt: 2nd Gen D Signature: Large/Noisy Armor Rating: 0 Weapons: Cbt Sys: Gen 5 Automatic PB&SB(20)1 P-700 Granit D F&A(1)12 S-300FM Fort-M w/8 48N6 and 48N6DMK (96 msls total)//F 1 30N6, A 1 3R41 Volna D A(1)8 Kinzhal w/8 9M330//3P95 D A(2)1 AK-130 130mm/70//MR-184 (3.0) C PW/P/PA/SW/S/SA(2R&8)6 Kortik w/32 msls //6 3P87 (6@8.8A) C, D F(10)1 RBU 12000 (UDAV-1) w/6 salvoes E P/S(6)2 RBU 1000 Smerch-3 w/5 salvoes E P/S(5)2 533mm TT w/5 SET-65K or 83RN Vodopad F, E Aft Pad(1)3 Ka-27 Helix A B 1 Elevator - Sensors: ES: 3rd Gen MR-800 Flag, MR-750 Fregat-M2, 3 MR-212/201 Vaygach-U, 2 MR-350 Podkat (PS/SS), 3P95 (A) J MGK-355 Polinom, MGK-355TA Polinom-T K Legenda, Uspekh, Sea-1144 L Laser Warning sensor -- Remarks: Fourth unit of Project 1144 Orlan (Kirov) class. Keel laid as Yuri Andropov, renamed Petr Veliky 27 May 92. Additional F(1)8 Kinzhal w/8 9M330/3P95 provided for in the design but not fitted. Total of 30 torps/msls carried for TT, can carry 53-65K torpedoes. CHP armor rating for P-700 magazines, CIC, and Bridge is 7. CHP armor rating for helicopter hangar and Rudder is 5. Fitted with stabilizers. Steam plant is an auxiliary propulsion system that can provide 17 knots max speed. Two salvoes for the RBU 12000 are 1st Gen ATT defense. Northern Fleet. • Sep 15 - May 16: Refitted, MR-231-3 Vaygach added. Damage & Speed Breakdown: Dam Pts: 0 162 325 487 584 649 Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks Project 1144.2 Admiral Nakhimov (ex-Kalinin) CGN Displacement: 24300 std In Class: [1] Size Class: A/Large In Service: 1989 Propulsion: CONAS Crew: 840 Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D Acoust Cnt: 2nd Gen T Signature: Large/Noisy Armor Rating: 0 Weapons: Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic PB&SB(20)1 P-700 Granit D F&A(1)12 S-300F Fort w/8 5V55RD//2 3R41 Volna D PS/SS(2)2 Osa-MA w/20 msls//2 MPZ-301 Baza D A(2)1 AK-130 130mm/70//MR-184 (3.0) C PW/SW/P/S/PA/SA(2R&8)6 Kortik w/32 msls //6 3P87 (6@8.8A) C, D F(10)1 RBU 12000 (UDAV-1) w/6 salvoes) E P/S(6)2 RBU 1000 Smerch-3 w/8 salvoes E P/S(5)2 533mm TT w/w/5 SET-65M or 83RN Vodopad F, E Aft Pad(1)3 Ka-27 Helix A, 2 Ka-25 Hormone B B 1 Elevator -- Sensors: ES: 2nd Gen MR-800 Flag, MR-750 Fregat-M2, 3 MR-212/201 Vaygach-U, 2 MPZ-301 Baza (PS/SS) J MGK-355 Polinom, MGK-355TA Polinom-T K Legenda, Uspekh, Sea-1144 L Remarks: Kalinin. Third unit of Project 1144 Orlan (Kirov) class. Provision for A(1)8 Kinzhal w/8 9M330//F/3P95, but never fitted. A total of 30 weapons carried for the TT, can carry 53-65K torpedoes. CHP armor rating for Metel and P-700 magazines, CIC, and Bridge is 7. CHP armor rating for Helicopter hangar and Rudder is 5. Fitted with stabilizers. Steam plant is an auxiliary propulsion system that can provide 17 knots max speed. Assigned to the Northern Fleet. • 1988: Experienced problems with one of the reactor cores since commissioning. • 27 May 92: Kalinin renamed Admiral Nakhimov. • 1998: No longer capable of going to sea. • 1999: Docked at Sevmash shipyard awaiting repairs. Nuclear fuel removed 2008. • Early 2014: Began mid-life refit and modernization at Sevmash shipyard, listed separately. Damage & Speed Breakdown: Dam Pts: 0 161 322 483 580 644 Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks Project 1144.2 Admiral Lazarev (Ex-Frunze) CGN Displacement: 24300 std In Class: [1] Size Class: A/Large In Service: 1983 Propulsion: CONAS Crew: 692 Electrn Cnt: 3rd Gen J&D Acoust Cnt: 2nd Gen T Signature: Large/Noisy Armor Rating: 0 Weapons: Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic PB&SB(2)10 P-700 Granit D F&A(1)12 S-300 Fort w/8 5V55R//2 3R41 Volna D P/S(2)2 Osa-MA w/20 msls//2 MPZ-301 Baza D F(12)1 RBU 6000 Smerch-2 w/6 salvoes E P/S(6)2 RBU 1000 Smerch-3 w/4 salvoes E A(2)1 AK-130 130mm/70//MR-184 (3.0) C PW/SW/PA/SA(R)8 AK-630 30mm//4 MR-123 (4@8.8) C P/S(4)2 533mm TT w/4 SET-65M or 83RN Vodopad F, E Aft Pad(1)2 Ka-27PL Helix A, 1 Ka-25Ts Hormone B B 1 Elevator -- Sensors: ES: 2nd Gen MR-800 Flag, MR-710M Fregat-M, 3 MR-212/201 Vaygach-U, 2 MPZ-301 Baza (PS/SS) J MGK-355 Polinom, MGK-355TA Polinom-T K Legenda, Uspekh, Sea-1144 L Remarks: Second unit of Pr. 1144 Orlan (Kirov) class. Provision for A(1)8 Kinzhal w/8 9M330//F/3P95, but never fitted. Total of 30 torps/msls carried, can carry 53-65K torpedoes. CHP armor rating for P-700 magazines, CIC, and Bridge is 7. CHP armor rating for Helicopter hangar and Rudder is 5. Fitted with stabilizers. Steam plant is an auxiliary propulsion system that can provide 17 knots max speed. Assigned to the Pacific Fleet. Damage & Speed Breakdown: Dam Pts: 0 161 322 483 580 644 Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks Project 1144 Admiral Ushakov (Ex-Kirov) CGN Displacement: 24100 std In Class: [1] Size Class: A/Large In Service: 1981 - 92 Propulsion: CONAS Crew: 692 Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D Acoust Cnt: 2nd Gen D Signature: Large/Noisy Armor Rating: 0 Weapons: Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic PB&SB(20)1 P-700 Granit D F&A(1)12 S-300 Fort w/8 5V55R//2 3R41 Volna D P/S(2)2 Osa-MA w/20 msls//2 MPZ-301 Baza D A(1)2 AK-100 100mm/70//MR-145 (6.8) C PW/SW/PA/SA(R)8 AK-630 30mm//4 MR-123 (4@7.6) C F(2)1 Metel w/20 85R//2 Sprut E F(12)1 RBU 6000 Smerch-2 w/6 salvoes E P/S(6)2 RBU 1000 Smerch-3 w/4 salvoes E P/S(5)2 533mm TT w/5 SET-65M F Aft Pad(1)2 Ka-27PL Helix A, 1 Ka-25 Hormone B B 1 Elevator -- Sensors: ES: 2nd Gen MR-800 Flag, MR-710M Fregat-M, 3 MR-212/201 Vaygach-U, 2 MPZ-301 Baza (PS/SS) J MGK-355 Polinom, MGK-355TA Polinom-T K Legenda, Uspekh, Sea-114 L Remarks: Kirov. First unit of Project 1144 Orlan class, each unit listed separately. Total of 20 torps carried, can carry 53-65K torpedoes. CHP armor rating for Metel and P-700 magazines, CIC, and Bridge is 7. CHP armor rating for Helicopter hangar and Rudder is 5. Fitted with stabilizers. One RBU 6000 salvo is 2nd Gen acoustic decoy. Northern Fleet. • 7 Apr 89: Participated in rescue of survivors of submarine Komsomolets. High-speed run damaged reduction gear. • 1989 - 92: Plagued with engineering problems, in yards or on trials. Immobile from 1992 due to reactor failure. • 22 Apr 92: Renamed Admiral Ushakov. • 1998: Struck, stripped for spares. • 1999: Reinstated and in refit, completion date unknown. • 2001: Repair no longer cost-effective, to be scrapped. • May 04: Struck from navy list. • 18 Apr 19: Contract signed to scrap the ship in 2021. Damage & Speed Breakdown: Dam Pts: 0 160 320 480 576 640 Surf Speed: 31 23 16 8 0 Sinks Project 1164 Atlant CG Displacement: 9380 std In Class: 3 + 1 Size Class: B/Medium In Service: 1983 Propulsion: COGOG Crew: 485 Electrn Cnt: 2nd Gen J&D Acoust Cnt: None Signature: Med/Noisy Armor Rating: 0 Weapons: Cbt Sys: Gen 4 Semi-Automatic PB&SB(2)8 P-500 Bazalt//Argon guidance link D A(1)8 S-300 Fort w/8 5V55R//3R41 Volna D PS/SS(2)2 Osa-MA w/20 msls//2 MPZ-301 Baza D F(2)1 AK-130 130mm/70//MR-184 (3.0) C F/P/S(R)6 AK-630 30mm//3 MR-123 (3@8.8) C P/S(5)2 533mm TT w/5 SET-65M F F(12)2 RBU 6000 Smerch-2 w/6 salvoes E Aft Pad(1)1 Ka-25Ts Hormone B or Ka-27PL Helix A B Sensors: ES: 2nd Gen MR-800 Flag, 3 MR-212/201 Vaygach-U, 2 MPZ-301 Baza (PS/SS) J MR-710M Fregat-M (Slava, Chervona Ukraina) J MR-750 Fregat-M2 (Lobov) J MGK-335 Platina K Legenda, Uspekh, Sea-1164 L Remarks: Black Sea Slava, Northern Marshal Ustinov (changed from orignal Adm. Flota Lobov during construction), Pacific Chervona Ukraina, Komsomolets (changed to Adm. Flota Lobov during construction, never completed. Fitted with stabilizers. Can carry 53-65K torpedoes. Chervona Ukraina has P-1000 Vulkan replacing P-500 Bazalt, 3rd Gen J&D, 3rd Gen ES. CHP armor rating for AK-130, CIC is 2. • Mar 91 - Apr 00: Slava overhauled at Nikolayev. Refit extended because of funding problems. Renamed Moskva 1995 while in refit. Recommissioned as Black Sea fleet flagship. Operational Nov 2000. Probably fitted with P-1000 replacing P-500, probably had Osa-MA upgraded to Osa-MA-2 standard. • 1992: Fort upgraded to Fort-M, 5V55RD missiles available. • Dec 95: Chervona Ukraina renamed Varyag. • Sep 94-Dec 97: Marshal Ustinov in refit. • 2006-May 08: Varyag overhauled. AK-630s fitted with MR-123-02/3 Bagira radar. AA rating 3@10.1A. • Jun 11-Dec 16 Ustinov refit in Severodvinsk. P-1000 replaced P-500, MR-650 Podberezovik T1 3D radar in place of MR-800 Flag, Fregat-M2M radar replaces MR-710M, Pal-N1 radar added, Zarya-2 replaces hull MGK-355 bow sonar. Fitted with 3rd gen J&D, 3rd gen ES. • 2013: Moskva AK-630s fitted with MR-123-02/3 Bagira FC radar. AA rating 3@8.8A. • Jan 16: Last time Moskva was underway. Planned overhaul stalled for lack of funds. • Dec 19: Moskva expected back in service. No upgrades due to lack of funds. • 13 Apr 22: Sunk off the Crimean coast by Neptune missiles during Ukranian War. Damage & Speed Breakdown: Dam Pts: 0 85 171 256 307 341 Surf Speed: 32 24 16 8 0 Sinks

DCS World has no a "Opering system", has a private businnes. You need create a company, sign a contract with ED to get the 3rd Party status, and get the SDK tools.... Mod teams has none access to them.

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The API has the SDK, required to all 3rd parties build propper aircrafts / helos modules on DCS World. Maps require the TDK API. All provided by ED.

Welcome to a new series dedicated to some aspect not implemented yet on called DCS World The Missing Link. On that episode we have centered on the “old” planned but actually on hold, Naval & Land Mines: The first announcement about mines, coming with the F/A-18C module, with one of your first plans adding some naval mines to the Hornet, that was the Mk-36 Destructor mines and the MK65 Quickstrike but actually, has been delayed, meanwhile ED require implement first new functionality to working properly. Actually has no details about them (surely in the fridge awaiting news). The Mk-36 Destructor mines are part of the Destructor (DST) naval mines. Destructor Mines are general purpose low-drag bombs converted to mines. They can be deployed by air, either at sea as bottom mines or on land as land mines. With the MK 75 Modification Kit installed, a MK 82 bomb (500 pounds) becomes a MK 36 DST. The conflict in Southeast Asia saw the introduction of a different kind of mine called a Destructor (DST). Destructors Mk 36, Mk 40, and Mk 41 are aircraft-laid bottom mines which use General Purpose (GP) Low-Drag Bombs Mk 82, Mk 83, and Mk 84, respectively as the mine case and explosive charge. The bombs are converted to mines with the installation of a kit of modular components that comprise a mine-type arming, detector, and firing system. The kit contains an arming device, an explosive booster, a magnetic-influence firing mechanism and associated hardware. The arming device and booster are installed in the bomb's nose cavity and the firing-mechanism (with battery) installed in the bomb¹s tail cavity. The same kit of components and method of assembly are used for each one of the destructors, but the kits are available in a number of configurations, each with a different circuitry to meet a variety of operational requirements. It should be noted, however, that since the bomb cases are small, medium, and large, they require different flight gear. DST¹s became the first mines to be used on both land and sea. When dropped on land, they bury themselves in the ground on impact, ready to be actuated by military equipment, motor vehicles and personnel. When dropped in rivers, canals, channels, and harbors, they lie on the bottom ready to be actuated by a variety of vessels including war ships, freighters, coastal ships, and small craft. MK65 Quickstrike Conversion of Mark 82 [500 lbs. (227 kg)] bomb. Superseded Destructor EX-52. Marks 62, 63 and 64 are known as the "Quickstrike" series and have a variable influence target designation system that can be used against either land or sea targets. Quickstrike was conceived as a new series of ground mines, replacing the ones that had become compromised as a result of the Vietnam War. These new mines use the same design concept as do "smart" bombs, that is, they are simple bolt-on additions to a standard air-dropped bomb. Quickstrike's design emphasizes ease of maintenance and ease of mine preparation for use. For example, the older mines required refrigeration of their batteries to prolong life, the Quickstrikes do not. Other mines capables to carrying the F/A-18C will have the old Mk 52 and 56 mine types. Mk 52 has 1,000 lbs. (454 kg) ground mine of the new design series. Mod 1 acoustic fuzed, Mod 2 magnetic, Mod 3 combined pressure and magnetic, Mod 4 was not issued, Mod 5 combined acoustic and magnetic, Mod 6 combined acoustic, magnetic and pressure. All variants are 18.8D x 70.2L inches (48 x 178 cm). Weights are respectively 1,130 lbs. (513 kg), 1,170 lbs. (531 kg), 1,190 lbs. (540 kg), 1,200 lbs. (544 kg) and 1,235 lbs. (560 kg). Charge for all was 625 lbs. (284 kg) HBX-1. All Mods use identical mine cases and removable instrument racks so that the firing assemblies can be stored apart from the explosives. Mk 56 has Air launched 2,000 lbs. (907 kg) class moored mine. 22.4D x 114.3L inches (56D x 290L cm). Actual weight 2,135 lbs. (968 kg) with a charge of 360 lbs. (163 kg) HBX-3. First deployed in 1966 and still active as of 2001. Similar to the submarine launched Mark 57. Uses a "Total Field" magnetic exploder. The Naval versions was that configurations: Country / Name / Generation sensor / Type / Fuzing / Max Anchor Depth (m) / Max Case Depth / Weight (kg) / Warhead (kg) / Contact Damage / Full Influence Dmg / Severe Major Minor Damage / Laying Platform / IOC / Remarks. USA / Mk36 DST Mod 3 / 2 / Bottom / M / 92 / Int I / 286 / 87 / - / 79 / 47 24 12 / Air / 1967 / E, Mk82 GP bomb USA / Mk36 DST Mod 4-7 / 2 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 286 / 87 / - / 79 / 47 24 12 / Air / 1967 / E, Mk82 GP bomb USA / Mk40 DST Mod 3 / 2 / Bottom / M / 92 / Int I / 501 / 202 / - / 120 / 72 36 18 / Air / 1968? / E, Mk83 GP bomb USA / Mk40 DST Mod 4-7 / 2 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 501 / 202 / - / 120 / 72 36 18 / Air / 1968? / E, Mk83 GP bomb USA / Mk41 DST Mod 3 / 2 / Bottom / M / 92 / Int I / 949 / 429 / - / 175 / 105 52 26 / Air / E, Mk84 GP bomb USA / Mk41 DST Mod 4-7 / 2 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 949 / 429 / - / 175 / 105 52 26 / Air / E, Mk84 GP bomb USA / Mk52 Mod 0 / 2 / Bottom / P / 47 / Shallow / 496 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / 1961-2012 / USA / Mk52 Mod 1 / 2 / Bottom / A / 47 / Shallow / 543 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / 1955-61 / USA / Mk52 Mod 2 / 2 / Bottom / M / 183 / Int II / 568 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / / C USA / Mk52 Mod 3 / 2 / Bottom / P, M / 47 / Shallow / 573 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / / USA / Mk52 Mod 4 / 2 / Bottom / P, A / 47 / Shallow / 521 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / ?-1978 / USA / Mk52 Mod 5 / 2 / Bottom / M, A / 47 / Shallow / 571 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / / USA / Mk52 Mod 6 / 2 / Bottom / P, A / 47 / Shallow / 546 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / / USA / Mk52 Mod 11 / 3 / Bottom / M, S / 47 / Shallow / e550 / 283 / - / 147 / 88 44 22 / Air / / USA / Mk56 / 2 / Moored / M / 365 / Int IV / 1010 / 159 / - / 101 / 61 / 30 / 15 / Air / 1966 - 2002 / USA / Mk59 DST Mod 3 / 2 / Bottom / M / 92 / Int I / 389 / 183 / - / 114 / 69 34 17 / Air / 1985 - 07 / E, M117D bomb USA / Mk59 DST Mod 4-7 / 2 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 389 / 183 / - / 114 / 69 34 17 / Air / 1985 - 07 / E, M117D bomb USA / Mk62 Mod 1 / 3 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 227 / 87 / - / 82 / 49 25 12 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1980 / G, Mk82 GP bomb USA / Mk62 Mod 2 / 4 / Bottom / M, S, P / 92 / Int I / 227 / 87 / - / 82 / 49 25 12 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1980 / G, Mk82 GP bomb USA / Mk63 Mod 1 / 3 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 454 / 202 / - / 126 / 75 38 19 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1980s / G, Mk83 GP bomb USA / Mk63 Mod 2 / 4 / Bottom / M, S, P / 92 / Int I / 454 / 202 / - / 126 / 75 38 19 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1980s / G, Mk83 GP bomb USA / Mk64 Mod 1 / 3 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 907 / 429 / - / 183 / 110 55 27 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1983 / G, Mk84 GP bomb USA / Mk64 Mod 2 / 4 / Bottom / M, S, P / 92 / Int I / 907 / 429 / - / 183 / 110 55 27 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1983 / G, Mk84 GP bomb USA / Mk64 Mod 3 / 4 / Bottom / EP, M, S, P / 92 / Int I / 907 / 429 / - / 183 / 110 55 27 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1983 / G, Mk84 GP bomb USA / Mk65 series / 3 / Bottom / M, S, P / 92 / Int I / 1084 / 513 / - / 231 / 139 69 35 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1983 / G USA / Mk65 Mod 0 / 3 / Bottom / M, S / 92 / Int I / 1084 / 513 / - / 231 / 139 69 35 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1983 / G USA / Mk65 Mod 1 / 3 / Bottom / M, S, P / 92 / Int I / 1084 / 513 / - / 231 / 139 69 35 / Surf, Sub, Air / 1983 / G Fuzing types: C : Contact CMD:Command M: Magnetic S: Seismic A: Acoustic P: Pressure EP: Electric Potential Remarks Key: C : Mod 2 has deeper depth. E: Destructor series G: Quickstrike series That post will be expanded with AI and other modules capable to carry that armament, as the future HeatBlur A-6 and some other naval aircrafts as AI S-3/SH-60/B-52, etc, actually on DCS. Other countries as Russia / UK / Chinna will be added.

Roadmap: Mini-Updates Last newsletter with info: Sea mines and Fire Bombs has core features and require implement first, has "outside" of the actual F/A-18C modules but affect to all incendiary bombs on simulator, and Sea Mines require implemente some technologies first to working sea environment into DCS World (ex Underwater explosiones, ships damage models, magnetic / acoustic / influence fuzes, a sonnar engine, flodding, etc).

On that case, has better wait to the Battle of Philippine Sea (June 19–20 1944) or the Marianas and Palau Islands campaign (June - November 1944)

3 Parts, no 4.

ED dont have put any "Deadline, write on stone or promise" about a date of release about the Dynamic Campaig..... The claimed post please? The 2024 New year post, about ED features on progress, has very clear, Dynamic Campaign continue on develop and actualy has none a release date: Move alone... nothing to see...

Biplanes was opperative on early WW2, about Triplanes.... @Yo-Yo surely can answer them. Trenches will require a core / TDK update, but actualy has not a propper funtionality properly modeling ,on fact, the Ugra Media Normandy Pointe du Hoc trenches has only a placebo, and trenches has none exclusive from WW1.

Remember the core simulator and your tools has property by ED, and the "military/training" versions, dont use the "normal" DCS World license... that will be a very hard problem if RB has used them whitout ED clearance. (Remember ED has denay all colaboration or use of DCS on that "Training" simulators). The DCS EULA has very clear: We dont know the license agretmetns of ED (Main company) and RB (3rd Party), but have a rules to comply and RB has only has "show on public" a dispute, remember that has a legal case... no only "get me the money" with RB, has open the Thunder box, and that will be sancionate by broken licensing agreements ("miranda warning").

Remember Newsletter: windscreen wiper for rainy bad weather landings has a core feature, no exclusive from Mosquito module.

By? Remember that situation was started by Razbam, publicizing their dispute, no ED, and that has a Contractual issues, with surely finished on lawyers hand....

The real developers has active on ORBX discord.

Talked by ED, but not confirmed yet.