Reflected

OK I just flew the departure again, they orbited at Nixon as briefed...

Do you have any unofficial mods installed? Delete them and even if you don't have any, run a slow repair and please try again. This never happened to me or anyone before, so it sounds like some corruption. See here:

Here's a short tutorial on how to navigate in my Red Flag 81-2 DCS F-4 Phantom campaign. It's really not that difficult, the documentation and the visuals are extensive, if you follow the plan you'll hit your time on target to the second, I'm sure!

Thanks you, I'm really happy you enjoyed it Now to try the Hornet version by Baltic for a different aspect of the story.

Thanks! I love the Spit, but I really don't know what sort of campaign I could make with the maps we already have, that would be any different from what's already out there. If we ever get a Battle of Britain planeset, then sure.

Good question! No, it will be one single mission file from start to finish, since the whole point of Red Flag is to practice and learn how to fly and survive a realistic combat mission. E.g. fuel management is an important part, as well as a debrief item. If I split the mission into parts, it couldn't be.

Hi Dan, thanks for the test report I have updated it a few times recently but it’s great to hear that the triggers stood well against all those years of changes. the updated Normandy map is really a game changer isn’t it? Looks so much better than the original release I used when building this campaign in 2019.

Merci beaucoup!:)

Perhaps that’s true but they also had YE/ZB

This book was great, really helpful, thanks!

It will be once we get the Hellcat

If anyone has any good resources on mission procedures used by Hellcat (or other WWII USN) pilots, such as callsigns, radio procedures, formations, etc... I'd appreciate if they could post here. I've been researching the subject for over a year now and I still have a few missing pieces of the jigsaw. Also, please recommend some Hellcat pilot memoirs, those are usually the best source of info. Sadly, the ones I've read so far don't talk about the above too much. Thanks!

Never use more than 46" of MP at 2700 RPM. If you want to apply more power, increase the RPM first.

Thanks for the screenshots! I'm seeing 380 knots...remember, aerodynamics don't care about true airspeed, but indicated airspeed. That's what matters for maneuvers. TAS is for navigation.

Nice! Slowly you'll keep adjusting the statics around the base to your own liking, then adding voices, and before you know you'll make a campaign That's how we all started