CASE III Training - Supercarrier - SP/MP

[sirrah]

After flying the default CASE III missions a couple of times, I noticed I was setting up my navigation systems (TACAN & ICLS) before actually making the ATC inbound call (brc and push times are always the same obviously). So I decided to create a mission in an attempt to create a more random situation and force myself to listen carefully to the ATC instructions. It's not 100% random, but it comes close... Thought I might as well share it here:

 

 

 

 

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3312742/

 

 

DESCRIPTION

 

A "simple" practice mission to increase your supercarrier CASE III recoveries.

 

Contains:

- 3 Supercarriers

- 3 Tankers

- 45 client slots

- Various AI carrier traffic

All with different positions, heading, altitudes, fuel state, frequencies, TACAN/ICLS codes.. To keep you focused...

 

This mission might give you some more CASE III variety and challenge than the default CASE III mission that comes with the Supercarrier module. It'll also force you to use and rely on your cockpit instruments.

 

Mission duration: As long as you want (though you probably won't have AI traffic after your 3rd trap)

Mission difficulty: Well.. It's CASE III, so...

Mission category: Both multiplayer & singleplayer

No user MOD's required

Supercarrier required

 

If you're not familiar with CASE III procedures, I recommend to use "Supercarrier Reference Kneeboards" by GTFreeFlyer

 

 

 

SITUATION

 

0200h - CAUCASUS - OVERCAST

 

Choose any of the 45 client slots and you'll spawn mid air at approximately 50nm from any of the three carrier groups. Use instrument navigation to find the nearest carrier and follow the correct procedures . Upon entering a client slot, you'll see a short message to tell you which carrier group you are closest to.

 

(Make sure to check your fuel state once you chose a slot, as you might want to AAR before starting the CASE III procedure)

 

 

 

(maybe when Marianas is released I can fit in the fourth supercarrier, for even more variety)

Edited October 17, 2020 by sirrah

[markturner1960]

this is great, thank you....