AH-64 Rockets

[NeedzWD40]

Hi folks,

This took way longer than I wanted it to, but I was able to finally sit down and finish my rockets guide. It is not a comprehensive document nor is it intended to cover all aspects of rocket employment in the AH-64, but instead should offer some use techniques outside of the usual scope. I had hoped to make it a forum post, but the graphics and layout work better as a downloadable document for those interested.

Disclaimer: I am not a professional pilot nor armed service member, former or otherwise. This guide only applies to the DCS AH-64 as of December 2022.

dcs_ahrockets.pdf

[corbu1]

vor 9 Stunden schrieb NeedzWD40:

Hi folks,

This took way longer than I wanted it to, but I was able to finally sit down and finish my rockets guide. It is not a comprehensive document nor is it intended to cover all aspects of rocket employment in the AH-64, but instead should offer some use techniques outside of the usual scope. I had hoped to make it a forum post, but the graphics and layout work better as a downloadable document for those interested.

Disclaimer: I am not a professional pilot nor armed service member, former or otherwise. This guide only applies to the DCS AH-64 as of December 2022.

dcs_ahrockets.pdf 1.51 MB · 15 Downloads

Thanks a lot @NeedzWD40 for working on your guide an sharing!

[simo-dj]

Thanks a lot @NeedzWD40

Good work!

[shagrat]

Good explanation and summary.

[Floyd1212]

Great read. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. 

[Lazerhawk]

Thank you very much!

[barundus]

@NeedzWD40
Great work.  Particularly the history, use-cases, and characteristics of the Hydra and rockets in general.  Clearly you've done some good research, and you put together a more comprehensive summary than a lot of real-world users know about the program.
Kudos and gold stars. 

[placsea]

Thanks for the guide!

[Zap921]

Thank you very much!

[Mapi]

Thank you!
The inner ones are different from the outer ones.
It is(was) confusing for me.
if the graphic of me is still current, you are welcome to use it!