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The F-14A/B Tomcat Combat Fundamentals Guide provides the necessary procedures to efficiently and effectively learn the necessary skills to be successful in effectively using the DCS F-14 Tomcat airframe. The Heatblur F-14 Tomcat Flight Manual, DCS F-14 Tomcat Chucks Guide, and the Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization (NATOPS) manual all provide detailed information on aircraft systems and systems operation. This publication and the other documents complement each other. Custom made checklist for the HeatBlur F-14 A/B module. Taken from the NATOPS procedures, and modified for our purposes. Includes: -Start up -Airfield Ops -CV Ops As well as QRG's for : -CASE I and III recovery charts -TID symbology Creating these manuals and guides are a labor of love and passion, but it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It takes a lot of time, patience and research and support from many people around me. If you enjoy these manuals and they help you, they’ve accomplished exactly what they are designed to do. F-14A/B Tomcat Combat Fundamentals Guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/gsxvv?layout=profile) F-14A/B Tomcat Checklist (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/ntceep?layout=profile)

The P-51D Combat Aircraft Fundamentals Guide provides the necessary procedures to efficiently and effectively learn the necessary skills to be successful in effectively using the DCS P-51D Mustang airframe. The DCS P-51D Flight Manual and the DCS P-51D Chucks Guide both provide detailed information on aircraft systems and systems operation. The Flight Manual and this publication complement each other. Pilots Checklist and Quick Reference Guide for the TF-51 and P-51D modules for DCS World. Historical context As aerial warfare has developed and changed over the years so has Air Combat tactics and philosophy. In this manual there will be parts where you will see both historical and modern tactics. Where I can, I will delineate and identify which is which, and why the difference, and allow you as the pilot to choose which is appropriate for the given situation. Creating these manuals and guides are a labor of love and passion, but it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It takes a lot of time, patience and research and support from many people around me. If you enjoy these manuals and they help you, they’ve accomplished exactly what they are designed to do. P-51D Combat Aircraft Fundamentals Guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/zxadqh?layout=profile) P-51D Mustang Checklist and Quick Reference Guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/grzvz?layout=profile)

The F/A-18C Hornet Combat Fundamentals guide provides the necessary procedures to efficiently and effectively learn the necessary skills to be successful in effectively using the DCS F/A-18C Hornet airframe. The DCS F/A-18C Hornet Flight Manual, DCS F/A-18C Hornet Chucks Guide, and the Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization (NATOPS) manual all provide detailed information on aircraft systems and systems operation. This publication and the other documents complement each other. The F/A-18C Checklist contains: Normal Operations Checklist CV Operations Checklists Combat Operations Checklist QRG for Formations, Brevity Codes Creating these manuals and guides are a labor of love and passion, but it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It takes a lot of time, patience and research and support from many people around me. If you enjoy these manuals and they help you, they’ve accomplished exactly what they are designed to do. F/A-18C Hornet Combat Fundamentals guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/guchu?layout=profile) F/A-18C Checklist (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/ndihm?layout=profile)

The F-16C Combat Fundamentals Guide rovides the necessary procedures to efficiently and effectively learn the necessary skills to be successful in effectively using the DCS F-16C Viper airframe. The DCS F-16C Flight Manual and the DCS F-16C Chucks Guide both provide detailed information on aircraft systems and systems operation. The Flight Manual and this publication complement each other. The accompanying Checklist is designed to work in conjunction with the above manual and contains: Normal Operations Checklist Combat Operations Checklist QRG for CMDS, Formations, Brevity Codes Creating these manuals and guides are a labor of love and passion, but it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It takes a lot of time, patience and research and support from many people around me. If you enjoy these manuals and they help you, they’ve accomplished exactly what they are designed to do. F-16C Combat Fundamentals Guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/sodkc?layout=profile) F-16C blk50 Viper Checklist and Quick Reference Guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/hjywib?layout=profile)

These manuals provides the necessary procedures to efficiently and effectively learn the necessary skills to be successful in DCS. Fundamentals as well as Fighter Fundamentals and Section Maneuvers Basics The Logbook & Training guide is designed to give a guide for all the different subjects and skills a pilot needs to know and understand to be successful in DCS. The Basic Flight Manual goes over all the fundamental skills and base knowledge pilots in DCS need to know and understand to succeed and enjoy DCS to its fullest extent. This guide provides the foundation for all follow-on flying training. The Fighter Fundamentals Guide contains fundamental procedures and techniques to learn the basic fundamental tactical concepts and skills to be able to succeed in DCS World. It is designed to be used in conjunction with instruction from an experienced and knowledgeable Instructor Pilot. The manual can help build a solid foundation on which tactical training can be accomplished. This volume is not directive in nature and is not the final authority for all things in combat aviation. It is merely a single collection of the fundamental and basic tactical concepts that are universal to US Navy, USAF, RAF, and other fundamental training programs. Fighters rarely employ as a single aircraft. Fighters will typically employ in section, division and as a part of a larger Strike package or Defensive Counter Air package containing multiple elements. Fighters throughout history have proven the benefits of having a Wingman in combat. Two aircraft, working together, are more powerful and capable than one, whether their mission is Forward Air Control (Airborne) or a Fighter Sweep. The fighter’s in section or division work together to achieve and maintain tactical situational awareness and to achieve air superiority. The Section Maneuvering Fundamentals manual will discuss planning and employment considerations for two aircraft in the air-to-air environment. How a section employs in a known 2v2 scenario is not different from how the same section will employ in a multi-group environment in 2vX. Links: Logbook & Training guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/fuesjy?layout=profile) Basic Flight Manual (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/lbrgjs?layout=profile) Fighter Fundamentals Guide (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/gvsxae?layout=profile) Section Maneuvering Fundamentals (https://napaspeedy.gumroad.com/l/zttmbk?layout=profile)

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3328191/ All missions take place in various regions of the Caucasus map. A series of quick missions (Most take 3-10 minutes though 'Advanced' and 'Expert' missions may take longer), designed to help Viper pilots practice their systems workflow, refine their key binds and HOTAS controls, axis curves, and employment proficiency with a variety of both air-to-air and air-to-ground weapon systems, Air-to-Air refueling, as well as some more advanced scenario based training, that will test your flying abilities while expanding your Viper skills. These are designed to be quick and hassle-free ways to practice selecting the weapon systems, picking your modes, options, ripple patterns, etc. in order to ingrain good muscle memory and habits so it becomes second nature when flying real missions. If a mission has a live threat present, it will always be noted in the mission briefing. Missions are broken down into 5 categories for easy navigation: - 'Fun' - Just that. Fun scenarios, doing silly things, to just enjoy flying the Viper. No stress. No threats. - '.Basic': Essential skills for new pilots. Landing, formation flying, spotting, etc. - 'Weapons' - Threat free environments to practice weapons employment. The bedrock that this mission pack is built on. - 'Advanced' - Scenario-based training. Live threats may be present. Read all mission briefs in full. - 'Expert': - High level scenario-based missions. May contain multiple types of live threats and/or difficult flying conditions. Limited use of F10 and labels. Read mission briefs thoroughly. These are not tutorials. I include some helpful tips here and there, but there are no step by step directions telling you how to select and employ the systems required. These are practice missions. A basic understanding of the jet is required. (Though they could be useful if you're following along with Tutorial videos or checklists.) There is a briefing accompanying each mission letting you know your airspeed, altitude, situation and overall objective. The F10 map, Labels and Active Pause are available in all missions, except for Expert level scenarios. NOTE: If you have any version older than v.3.2 it is strongly recommended that you delete all old missions and download the latest version. Numerous missions will not function properly due to patch updates. ** MOST RECENT UPDATE **: v3.5 - May 11th, 2025 *Changelog:* - Reworked target locations in the 'GMT SEA Radar Mode' mission. Targets before were way too far apart and the mission took far too long. Targets are now much closer together to make rapid practice easier and less time consuming. - Moved starting locations for most Wild Weasel missions closer to the SAM batteries. The ingress was too much of a time sink and now allows you to get more in more practice runs in far less time. - Moved 'ILS Landing' from the 'Advanced' category to 'Expert'. This is an extremely challenging mission and will absolutely test your ILS landing skills. Includes the following Categories & Missions: Fun: - Airshow Demonstration - Marianas Tanker Shoot - Carrier Landings Weapon systems: - AIM-9M Sidewinder - AIM-9X Sidewinder High Off Bore shots - AIM-120C RWS Mode - AIM-120C TWS Mode - CBU-87 - CBU-97 - CBU-103 - CBU-105 - GBU 10 & 12 (Single mission for both.) - GBU 24 - HARM - HARM with Datalink - IR Mavericks - TV Mavericks - JDAM - JSOW - Mk 82 & Mk 84 unguided bombs (single mission for both) - Mk 82 Snakeyes - Air to ground guns & Unguided rockets (single mission for both) - Air to Air Guns - Maverick Boresight Practice Basic Skills: - Air to Air Refueling - Cold Start & Takeoff - Cold Start & Takeoff at Night - Air to Air Refueling (Easy comms, no external tanks) - Visual landing: low light & fog - Visual landing: clear night - Visual landing: clear day - Visual landing: rain and light wind - Instrument Landing System (ILS) Practice - Ground Moving Target radar - SEA Mode - Beginner Formation Flying - Spotting Practice: Air to Air - Mark Points/GMT Radar Employment - TNDL Datalink Advanced Skills: (All BFM Scenarios have a randomly selected enemy jet with a random skill level.)- Air to Air Refueling (No easy comms/Tacan required, external tanks) - Air to Air Refueling - Night (Easy comms, labels on) - BFM - Neutral - Fox 2s. - BFM - Neutral - Guns Only. - BFM - Defensive - Fox 2s. - BFM - Defensive - Guns Only. - BFM - Defensive - 2v1 Guns Only. - BFM - Defensive - 2v1 Fox 2s. - BFM - Offensive - 2v1 Guns Only. - BFM - Offensive - 2v1 Fox 2s. - BVR with AWACS - BVR without AWACS - DTOS Mode w/ CBUs (No Threats) - DTOS Mode w/ CBUs (AAA & Manpads present) - CCRP Low level toss bombing attack - Bad weather low altitude Maverick employment - Low level CCRP Strike w/ high-drag bombs (Mk. 84 or Snakeyes; your choice) - Wild Weasel: SA-2 - Wild Weasel: SA-10 - Wild Weasel: SA-3 - Wild Weasel: SA-6 - Wild Weasel: SA-11 - Wild Weasel: SA-8 - Wild Weasel: SA-15 - Wild Weasel: SA-5 - Wild Weasel: AAA & MANPADS - Sustained Formation Flight - Sustained Night Formation Flight - Flameout Landing Approach - Fight the Phoenix Expert Level Scenarios: - 'Two Dogs' Refuel - 500lbs of fuel remain. Hit the tanker before your engine flames out. - 360 Degree BFM - All points on the compass. Get your head on a swivel. - (2 Player Possible)Go for the Head - Take out critical communication bunkers before enemy CAP arrives. - (2 Player Possible)Gecko Hunt - This mission has received a massive overhaul (as of 7/9/23) in order to increase replayability and now has five possible scenarios that go off a random trigger at mission start, all still involving hunting moving SA8s. Some scenarios involve MANPADS and enemy helicopter threats. Now has three available client aircraft armed with either IR Mavs, TV Mavs, or GBU-12s. - (2 Player Possible)On The Run - Search and Destroy on enemy HVT fleeing via speedboat. (Tanking required) - Fox 3 & Fox 1 Unknown Adversary - Fox 2 Unknown Adversary - Air to Air Refueling - Blackout - Dusk & Night Wild Weasel - ILS Landing Approach - Dense Fog (Huge thank you to Mulder76 for creating this one!) To install: Unzip folder and extract the Folder titled 'Viper Proficiency v2.X. Copy and paste to: Users -> *Your username folder* -> Saved Games -> DCS.openbeta (Or DCS if you're running stable version)-> Missions Then go to the 'Missions' tab on the main menu of DCS and at the top should be the folder containing all missions. Viper_Proficiency_v3.5.zip

Hydra 2v2 BVR Welcome all pilots to the 1st Hydra Latin America 2v2 BVR competition, the focus for this competition will be the BVR/BFM. From now on we invite all players to look for their wingman and practice for a duel to the death. The general rules of the championship are: 2v2 BVR Competition FF modules are accepted as FC All types of AA weapons can be used (120B/C, SD10, 9X, 54C, etc.) and there will only be a restriction on their quantity, with the pilot being able to carry up to 4 Fox3/1 and up to 2 Fox 2. The use of TALDS is not allowed. The use of ECM is not allowed. Group stage and part of the direct elimination phase will be take-off only. Semifinals and finals of the tournament will be with takeoff and landing. *Desync will be penalized. The quotas are per plane so the use of Jester is allowed There will be a group stage and then a direct elimination stage Dynamic spawn will be used so you can quickly select weapons and start hot if you wish. Any plane that enters the circle will activate a 150-second timer, which once finished will cause those outside it to explode. *Teams may make claims or raise situations such as desync after the matches, the claim will enter a study phase to later give a verdict that can range from loss of points, repetition of the match or direct elimination. *The rules can be modified if it is detected that they affect competition. If you have any questions, join the discord channel "competition-2v2BVR" https://discord.gg/VYcb2jVqK9 Inscriptions for the competition are closed. Hi everyone, For the competition there will be two people streaming the matches per schedules and on different platforms, these would be: 25-may 21:00z Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ct_price_334?_t=ZS-8wKcZmDQ60m&_r=1 Twitch: https://twitch.tv/ct_price_334 Youtube: https://youtube.com/@ct_price_334?si=C050EvAQFkGVItN0 25-may 22:30z Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hogandcs?_t=ZS-8wKccEPGyLn&_r=1 Youtube: https://youtube.com/@hogandcs?si=UNMMlEwMJl0wmLOR

When not caged, my understanding is that the dial should move to reflect the range to a target based on radar returns. I've messed around with this for an hour and have yet to see the dial move off of 1800'. When I cage it, it goes right to 600', but right back to 1800' when uncaged again, regardless of how far away the target is.

Dear "Virtual Pilots," we welcome you and invite you to participate in the international tournament "MAJOR OFFENSIVE" The VIRTUAL PILOT Discord community is proud to announce the launch of an international tournament. This is a unique event for all flight simulator enthusiasts, where participants can showcase their piloting skills, tactical thinking, and mastery in 1v1 dogfights under "GunsOnly" rules in the DCS World simulator. Main Tournament Sponsor: VIRPIL CONTROLS https://virpil.com/ Tournament Organizer: The VIRTUAL PILOT Discord community https://virpilot.ru Tournament Partner: The DCS Dogfighters Discord community https://discord.gg/6FJgbQPP Tournament Dates: - Qualifiers: March 21, 2025, starting at 16:00(GMT) - Finals: March 22, 2025, starting at 16:00(GMT) Location: https://discord.gg/wu8X6Yvp4F Tournament Features: - Format: 1v1, guns-only combat. - Map: Caucasus — the perfect setting for intense aerial duels. - Simulator: DCS World - Winner determined by a series of dogfights. *Loser bracket may be implemented. Prizes from the Main Sponsor, VIRPIL CONTROLS: Coupons for purchases in the official store https://virpil.com/ - 1st Place: €250 coupon - 2nd Place: €150 coupon - 3rd Place: €100 coupon How to Participate: To participate, you must: 1. Register using the registration form: https://forms.gle/krEnqPjrwrjE58pm8 2. Confirm your readiness to participate by reviewing the rules and regulations: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j-pVFwfDGV1qu3XN1zKY_tmlPdo0CxJt7OXwodKOCCs/edit?usp=sharing 3. Have DCS World installed with the Caucasus map. 4. If you win a prize, be prepared to provide additional information for shipping the prizes from the tournament organizer. Organizers: The tournament is organized by the VIRTUAL PILOT community, which brings together aviation and simulator enthusiasts from around the world. We strive to create fair and thrilling competitions for all participants. Media Coverage: Broadcasts will be available on YouTube, RuTube, VK, as well as in the VIRTUAL PILOT Discord community: - GenaPilot (Russian): YouTube - https://youtube.com/@genapilott?si=gNbQtSP3ucNmLWkN - HanSolo (Russian): YouTube - https://youtube.com/@hansolotv?si=Y3Ij85C6i_iEmqBO - Plazma (English): YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@plazma1945 - VIRTUAL PILOT VK - https://vk.com/virpilotru Don’t miss your chance to become the best pilot in the "MAJOR OFFENSIVE" tournament! Register, prepare your aircraft, and show who deserves the title of champion! VIRTUAL PILOT - Your guide to the world of flight simulators!

Hi there, my question is kinda self-explanatory. I am a bit out of the loop regarding the F-16 flight model improvements. I believe there were *some* adjustments made in the second half of 2021, though I do not remember how significant those were. So, are more changes to the FM to be expected in 2022 or does ED consider the work on the F-16's FM to be fully complete by now? I am asking because I was surprised of how easily every single modern jet manages to get on my 6 in both 1 and 2 circle dogfights. I know the Viper is considered to be a great ratefighter (2C) and I *think* I am doing everything right, especially maintaining my speed, around 420-440kn in a sustained turn, yet I get killed over and over. I am by no means the best dogfighter, but frankly, neither are my friends, yet I always end up on the losing side whenever they get inside something different than an F-16. This is why I decided to ask here, hoping that someone more experienced would clear things up, as well as getting some info on the state of the Viper's flight model accuracy. Any feedback is appreciated!

Hello ED, Please take a look at the attached tracks. ACE F16 vs ACE F/A18, Guns Only - Nevada. Both planes deploys speed brakes and "merges" at crawl speed. The F/A-18 doing 170ish knots, stalls and landsharks around, while the F-16 is no better. It also deploys brakes almost directly, ignores the excellent gun shot at merge opportunity, comes around behind the F/A18 and almost collides with it instead of shooting the cannon. This is repeatable time after time. I can see so many incorrect things I don't know where to begin. In the last track (crazy again) the F-16 just "merge" and stalls/crash into the ground. Not sure what's broken but something needs fixing. Thanks for taking a look at this. Please make the AI great. M2000 ACE vs Me Stops flying and fighting and crash into the ground. Not using any mods. Regards, b0bl00i ai gone crazy1.trk ai gone crazy2.trk ai gone crazy3.trk ai gone crazy4.trk ai crazy again.trk ai more crazy.trk ai mirage stops fighting and crash in the desert.trk

WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE OFFER The Dojo is a growing martial-art-inspired community dedicated to the art of aerial dogfighting: https://discord.gg/Rz77eFj We run our own persistent, ladder-based 1v1 guns-only league: https://sa-sim.com/ladders/?mode=viewladder&lid=1 We use a belt system to rate our competitors in BFM: https://sa-sim.com/about-sa-rankings/ We also have a fully-fledged, season-based ranking system spanning over a period of 12 months: https://sa-sim.com/dcs-leaderboard/ We run our dedicated PvP server, which supports both ranked and training modes: Name of the server is "The Dancefloor". We run our own BFM clinics, lectures and discussion channels all available on our Discord: https://discord.gg/Rz77eFj Each one of our competitors and teams has their own stats page, example: https://sa-sim.com/players/?mode=profile&uid=583 We support both PvP (1v1) and TvT (Team vs Team) competitions. We support both ladder and tournaments competition formats. Our members' experience level range from beginner to expert, though all share the will to help each other. Our members play when they can. We use an automated reporting and result confirmation script so that each member can independently report their own fights. HOW TO SIGN UP Simply Join the Dojo and request a free account on the #support channel, an admin will attend to you as soon as possible: https://discord.gg/Rz77eFj Through this thread, I would like to share the highlights of our activity with the ED forum community, so I will be posting new content about our BFM league here periodically. This thread is for information purposes only, please refrain from discussing in this forum and join our Discord if you have any question or suggestion, we'd love to hear from you. Since this is an ongoing competition, I kindly ask the moderator to pin this thread and leave it open for subsequent updates. I can relocate this to another forum if deemed necessary. Thank you.

Hi all, apologies if this has already been discussed. I happened across a YouTube video by @Growling Sidewinder yesterday who was demonstrating and discussing the F16's rate turn performance when compared to the F18 and F14. The general conclusion of the video is that the F16 is underperforming in a 2 circle rate fight when compared to the F14 and F18 (or obviously the later 2 aircraft are overperforming) I can see how the F18 and F14 could/should outperform the Viper in terms of radius turns but not in a rate turn. Has anyone carried out a controlled test using something like Tacview? GS's video is here:

I believe AI doing really wrong even worst than before in some certain setups! I setup multiple run with F-5 against MiG-29A, in all sorties the Fulcrum either crashed to the ground! or running away(he seem tired to pull Gs!) or I could stay comfortably in his 6! just to be clear, the AI set to ACE, there were not any AWACS available, only two planes and I was doing really bad! and here is tacviews 04_Tacview.zip.acmi 03_Tacview.zip.acmi 02_Tacview.zip.acmi 01_Tacview.zip.acmi

Thanks in advance for anyone taking the time to read the entire post. I am interested of having one on one training for BVR and BFM even if this training is provided with payment. Fortunately/Unfortunately I cannot commit every day to DCS, but rather once or twice per week. That been said, the time I commit on DCS is very valuable for me, meaning, I need to use every minute of my flying time to learn/absorb something. So far, I joined two squadrons and the way of learning is sort of "just jump in the sea and start swimming. At some point, you will learn how to swim" I know this is one of the best ways to learn, but it does not work on all cases (at least not in my case). It's not easy to join a BVR PVP session with advance pilots and all you do for two hours in try to just follow up and understand what is happening. I understand most you learned that way. My profile: Been flying about a year++ in DCS ( ~100 hours) Age:37 I am aware of the basic principles like: - Mar - Notch/Gimbal - 1 circle vs 2 circle - speed is energy - exchange energy for turning Essentially, I am looking for someone to transfer my theory into practice and start learning and evolving.

Oceanic Combat Group is currently taking applications for the May 2021 intake. G'day guys and girls, OCG is a fun and friendly group that focuses on real life training and the RAAF doctrine. We will teach you everything from airfield operations through to advanced dogfighting and BVR skills, and have a few laughs along the way. We meet every Wednesday night for a group meeting and training from 19:45 AEST. We require a reasonable level of commitment to training, and expect trainees to complete their 101 & 102 training within 4 months of joining. All candidates should have a good working knowledge of a fast jet airframe, have the Persian Gulf map, and be able to attend the Wednesday night sessions on a regular basis. Come and say "hi" in our Discord channel, and feel free to jump on any of our public servers! More info on the website: https://oceaniccombatgroup.com.au/ Discord: http://discord.gg/ZmXEBSU Application form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSePuf0rCeV2PFTXTOfBjNCGgVVeOQ2Pzfz9G-ZQz3hAR32j2g/viewform(edited)

Dear Dogfighters, Are you ready to take your aerial combat skills to new heights? If you're seeking the ultimate challenge and camaraderie in the skies, then look no further! We're thrilled to extend a warm invitation to you to join the exhilarating world of DCS Dogfighters. At DCS Dogfighters, we live and breathe the art of aerial combat. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just dipping your wings into the thrilling world of virtual dogfighting, our community is the perfect place for you to hone your skills, forge friendships, and experience the adrenaline rush of high-stakes air-to-air combat. What sets DCS Dogfighters apart? Here's a taste of what you can expect: Passionate Community: Join a community of like-minded pilots who share your passion for realistic combat simulations. Our members come from all walks of life from ace virtual pilots to YouTube celebrities to real life fighter pilots, united by their love for aviation and competitive spirit. Expert Guidance: Whether you're looking to master the basics or fine-tune advanced tactics, our experienced pilots are here to help. Benefit from valuable insights, tips, and strategies from some of the best pilots in the DCS community. Exciting Events: Get ready for adrenaline-pumping events and competitions that will put your skills to the test. From intense one-on-one duels to large-scale multiplayer battles, there's never a dull moment at DCS Dogfighters. Friendly Atmosphere: Fly in an inclusive and welcoming environment where pilots of all skill levels are encouraged to learn and grow. Whether you're a rookie pilot or a seasoned ace, you'll find a home among friends at DCS Dogfighters. Ready to join the fray? Simply click the Discord link below to connect with our community and start your journey to becoming a top gun in the virtual skies: DCS Dogfighters Discord Link or search "DCS Dogfighters" on the DCS Multiplayer Server Browser Don't miss out on the excitement – come fly with us at DCS Dogfighters and experience the thrill of aerial combat like never before! Best Regards, mobettameta DCS Dogfighters (since Aug 2020) #bfm #acm #pvp #1v1 #bvr

1v1 DOGFIGHT TOURNAMENT [86] Night Owls MARCH 30TH 2024, SATURDAY @ 9PM CST Sighups close March 25TH Night Owls, a new DCS community, invites you to join our 1v1 BFM competition! Compete head-to-head in intense dogfights and prove your skills as a fighter pilot. Whether you're a newbie or a seasoned pro, our tournament promises fun for all BFM’ers alike, with opportunities to make friends and learn from fellow aviators. Big thanks to Skyward Flight Media for granting us the opportunity to go forward with this event! Go check out their website @ https://www.skywardfm.com/ HOW TO COMPETE To enter the event you must join the Discord @ https://discord.gg/kFbA3mnrNw Signup through the Google form: https://forms.gle/4Hf5nE6LbN2TWb8g8 That's it! If you need to withdraw after signing up, contact pickle.fbx on Discord. DATES & TIMES Saturday, March 30th, 2024: Event Day. @ 9PM CST Wednesday, March 25th, 2024: Signups Close. AWARDS The winner will receive the opportunity to choose an award of their choice, which consist of: a DCS module, map, or mission! BRACKETS Complete brackets will be available through our Discord 5 days before the event starts. RULES · Opponents must merge before engaging/shooting. · G limits, (such as paddling, or flaps) are encouraged to be used. · Head-on fights are allowed and encouraged. · Mid-air collisions will call for a rematch. · Competitors can only use their chosen aircraft. · Abusing software/cheats is not allowed. · Contenders get 2 chances to successfully merge. · First to crash/die losses and the winner moves forward. · Spawn when the horn sets off.