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would you have any interest in a Naval module DCS Fleet ops
AG-51_Razor replied to upyr1's topic in DCS Core Wish List
I couldn't agree more! I also believe that it would possibly lead to a whole host of additional areas of operations within the DCS World. Well said Mr_Sukebe -
Oh Brother!! C'mon funny feeling!
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My Dad was a plank owner of the USS Yorktown, CV-10.
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Leave it to a rotorhead to use his imagination and come up with a plausable scenario right off the bat!!
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Thanks Silver_Dragon. The news about more AI US Navy and IJN/IJA aircraft is very welcome indeed!
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I'm not positive about this but I think that I read somewhere that M3 LLC was hinting at some AI opposition assets coming out with their Corsair. Absent this being a real thing, I totally agree with you Harlikwin!! They (ED) have indicated that they are going to release a WWII version of their Marianas map and if that is also a real thing, why do that without an intention to populate it with WWII assets - specifically PTO assets.
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rkk01, we are definitely in total agreement! However, there should be no debate whatsoever about Corsairs being operated off of CVE's in WWII and again, in an even bigger way, during the Korean War. The only discrepancy is that it was the Marines that flew them off the Jeeps, not the Navy. Maybe it had something to do with the size or composition of their testicals?? but most likely it was an upper management decision.
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rkk01, while I fully agree with and support your request for a carrier to go along with the possible F6F from ED, know that the Enterprise, CV-6, is the only Yorktown class CV that ever saw the Hellcat operate off it's flight deck. The Yorktown, Hornet and Wasp were all sunk before the Hellcat became operational. Personally, I would like to see one of the Light carriers modeled, if for no other reason than they are fairly forgotten in the sim world and their flight decks weren't much larger than a Jeep carrier, which would be fairly challenging. The CVLs' air groups usually consisted of F6Fs and TBMs and would IMHO be a unique and challenging addition to the DCS World's WWII PTO.
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Attack it! Or defend it. Or just fly in and play a few rounds of golf!
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You are correct in regards to the Corsair's deployment aboard CVEs during WWII. However, towards the end, the Navy was in dire need of more fighters at sea to help protect the fleet against the threat posed by the Kamikaze so a plan was hatched to embark Marine Corsairs aboard CVEs to provide their own close air support for the invasion forces, freeing up the Navy squadrons for air defense. It turned out that the Corsairs were rarely used for the CAS role because of their superiority as a fighter - much to the Marines' disappointment and frustration. It was during the Korean war that Marine Corsair squadrons began operating regularly from CVEs against the communist forces ashore throughout that conflict.
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If not already one, Chuck would make an awesome instructor. It's a very rare talent to be able to impart information - especially content that at times can be extremely dry and sleep inducing - in such a manner as to be very interesting, even entertaining sometimes. Thank you Chuck!
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Thanks Chuck. I guess I need to re-learn to read!!
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What happened to Chuck's guides??!! I have looked all over this ED forum and can no longer find his awesome guides anywhere.
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Thanks Donny, that helps a lot! I'm getting goose bumps just thinking about that control pannel below the HUD leaving an imprint on my forehead after a sudden stoppage in the barrier!!
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Thanks for posting that Santus. That's very encouraging!
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Has The TOO Mode functionality changed with the AGM-88C HARM??
AG-51_Razor replied to AG-51_Razor's topic in DCS: F/A-18C
Yes, directly at it. Just outside of the range ring of the Guideline, according to the SA page. -
Hey Donny.....it's er........ getting to be that time again. I'm starting to break out in cold sweats and lately, my hands have begun to display a bit of a trimmer. Is there something you can do for this? I mean, just a touch is all I need.
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I'm pretty sure that the bridles in this case were not made of aluminium. They were steel braded rope with eyes swedged onto both ends.
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HC_Official, I appreciate the reply and the information. I would like to know more about the elevation/cloud heights listed for each preset. Specifically, do they remain constant and just go up and down with the base established in the ME. or do they remain fixed? I wish that ED had printed those METAR reports on the graphic display so that it remained visible all the time.