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I liked my title better My idea was to collect all issues and bugs related to a single, individual airbase in a dedicated thread for each airbase instead of opening a dozen of single threads on one single airbase, but that's just me. The issue with the missing approach lights reported by me is not reflected in the other thread's title...

Sorry, just noticed the terrain issue had already been reported https://forum.dcs.world/topic/373154-spangdahlem-wrong-elevation-and-terrain-too-high/#findComment-5642098

During a night TACAN approach at Spangdahlem to RWY 23 I noticed two things today: First, shouldn't there be a full approach lighting system? This doesn't look right: RWY23 RWY05 Second, you can't see it in the RWY 23 screenshot, but there's a hill with trees in the approach sector of RWY23 that I almost hit while flying the TACAN and having two reds and two whites - this can't be right.

What's interesting is that the original list for a phase 2 update included these ten airfields, https://forum.dcs.world/topic/372012-dcs-cold-war-germany-faq/ ... whereas here 20 airfields are mentioned, of which Neubrandenburg Neuhardenberg/Marxwalde was actually scheduled for phase 3 Additionally, there is the list of highway strips that had not been announced earlier. Fantastic how Ugra listens to the community and includes these important airbases! Not sure how Gutersloh made it into the list though, as this is already included in phase 1. Maybe it's a significant overhaul? A cooperation with a mod project shown here on the forums? I am confident Ugra will also fix many of the issues in phase 1 that have been mentioned here in this forum.

Problem solved by Ciribob.

Had this bug once several months ago, but never again after that. Did some rapid climbs and descends today, and Jester kept his cool.

Issue phinally phixed, thanks HB!

Issue fixed, thanks HB!

As far as I can tell, this significant lag only appears in the northeast of Germany, all the way down to Berlin. South of Berlin I haven't seen this so far, and never in West Germany.

Great update on the upcoming phase 2

Same issue here (legacy version). I'll report it in the SRS Discord.

I'd love to have your optimism.

It is time for the first "Cold War Germany NATO Training Server (CWGNTS)" event: "RAMSTEIN STAFFED" is scheduled for November 22, 2025 at 1800Z. This is the first of hopefully many more events to happen in the CWGNTS community, and - being the first event in this community - it is intended as a small-scale ATC event, nothing too ambitious for now. "Ramstein Staffed", as the name implies, intends to have some relevant ATC stations at Ramstein and CRC LONESHIP staffed on November 22. Participating squadrons and single pilots will depart from Ramstein, fly their individual training missions, then return to Ramstein. It is not intended as a large force exercise event, those events will come later if this first CWGNTS event is successful (larger events like TAM or TLP are planned for the future). The idea here is to have ATC and mil traffic concentrated at one place and time and make pilots and ATC folks have a good time, listen to people on frequency and see some aircraft flying around, which is the basic concept behind CWGNTS. If you are interested in this event but not a member of the CWGNTS community yet, send a PM and get in touch with us. You can find additional information on the CWGNT here.

It is time for the first CWGNTS event: "RAMSTEIN STAFFED" is scheduled for November 22, 2025 at 1800Z. This is the first of hopefully many more events to happen in the CWGNTS community, and - being the first event in this community - it is intended as a small-scale ATC event, nothing too ambitious for now. "Ramstein Staffed", as the name implies, intends to have some relevant ATC stations at Ramstein and CRC LONESHIP staffed on November 22. Participating squadrons and single pilots will depart from Ramstein, fly their individual training missions, then return to Ramstein. It is not intended as a large force exercise event, those events will come later if this first CWGNTS event is successful (larger events like TAM or TLP are planned for the future). The idea here is to have ATC and mil traffic concentrated at one place and time and make pilots and ATC folks have a good time, listen to people on frequency and see some aircraft flying around, which is the basic concept behind CWGNTS. If you are interested in this event but not a member of the CWGNTS community yet, send a PM and get in touch with us.

Some activity screenshots of 1./JG71 flying on the Cold War Germany NATO Training Server.