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If that would include a sub, it would be kinda cool!
Would be just effin' great, provided that it's modelled to the DCS flyables standard. Meaning there'd be lots of work for the AI too manning all those stations... ;)

 

But yah, would love to see a properly modelled DCS sub myself, whatever era!

 

PS / EDIT: all subsimmers, former or current, know the GWX team. Now, having a DCS-quality platform for them to play with could even result in them getting back together again I think :D

 

PPS. Yah, DCS:GWX - now THAT'd raaaawk :D


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DCS:688 L-A :megalol: lol because nothing is more secret than a nation's sub...

 

BUUUUUT, that could be awesome to have naval Ops also.

DCS Wish: Turbulences affecting surrounding aircraft...

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Cheers Privateer and all the best to you & yours. Nice to see you as a member on this board man!

Your post at SubSim interested me Mate.

I'm checking all this out to see if it's something I'd like to spend some time on.

I do have a killer 9C model and several other Ships and such that I never finished for SH Games. Mostly because of limitations of the Game Engine itself.

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...sure that's why nevada comes because of sea units...

 

Brings up a good point here -- we would need something more in terms of terrain/theater to play in. The Black Sea Region is just a big lake for Russian/Ukrainain training and trials/testing ops.

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The Black Sea Region is just a big lake for Russian/Ukrainain training and trials/testing ops.

 

So what if it was fall 1942 again and the 30th Flotilla of the German Kriegsmarine operating type IIB U-boats had just deployed to the area? :music_whistling:

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So what if it was fall 1942 again and the 30th Flotilla of the German Kriegsmarine operating type IIB U-boats had just deployed to the area? :music_whistling:

 

OK, right -- you got me. I keep forgetting now we have the P-51 Mustang to fly around, and we have the ability to create a WWII scenario.

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Not only. Russian Georgian War was naval battles on 2008

 

You gotta be kidding me. That wasn't a war, it was a 2 week training exercise for the Russians. Naval battles? A bit one-sided, don't you think?

 

Technically yes, they fired a few shots in anger, but the whole naval battle was over in half a day. We could model this in the sim right now as a campaign consisting of one mission.

 

OK they ran a blockade action around Poti, and in the process they sunk an old Stenka-class patrol boat, armed with two 30-mm cannons -- basically a coast guard ship. Sunk it with an ASUW SS-N-9 Malakhit strike from a missile corvette. They took out another while it was still tied to the pier in Poti. That is about the extent of their naval battles.

 

Probably not a naval battle, per se, but no less interesting is that they did conduct a naval infantry landing at Ochamchira. Again that was probably more of a training evolution than anything, but they did have an Alligator class landing ship and two Ropuchas with the Moskva providing escort. So they at least pulled out all the big guns for this op. The 'Morpekha' just went ashore and picked up their equipment & supplies at the local railway station.


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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_off_the_coast_of_Abkhazia

According to Black Sea Fleet officials, Georgian Navy ships consisting of two missile boats and two auxiliary craft breached the "security zone" declared around the Russian Navy ships off Abkhazia. The Russian Ministry of Defence claimed that, after two Russian attempts at hailing the intruding units, the Russian units opened fire with naval anti-ship missiles, sinking one of the attacking ships and forcing the remaining three Georgian warships to withdraw towards the port of Poti. While the Georgian sources remain silent about the engagement, Abkhazian officials confirmed that some battle took place off their coast.[5][9]

It was to transpire one day later than claimed by other sources[nb 1] and was confirmed by official Russian sources as having taken place on 10 August 2008,[2][3] and that a Georgian warship was struck and sunk in 300 m of water by two P-120 Malakhit (SS-N-9 'Siren') missiles, fired by the guided missile corvette MRK Mirazh. Furthermore, the Russians were on record as believing that a second ship was also damaged. More problematically, Russian press reported, as did the Russian witness sailor, that the vessel sunk in action was the missile boat Tbilisi, but this proved to be false. It is now believed that the vessel destroyed was the fast P-21 patrol ship Giorgi Toreli, a Coast Guard Border Patrol vessel, armed with two 30mm automatic cannons.

According to a second-hand blogger, Russian sources claim that P-21 "disappeared from the surface" within 90 seconds in 300 m of water.[1]

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The entire Mediterranean should be modeled,thus plus CBGs from the USNavy,Russian Navy.....and further why not French and Royal Navy.

Complex surface+submarine units including full 3D bridge and additional walkable stations like CIC,hangar bays,outer decks.

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AND...............why not to develop a weather engine download capable,able to inject real time weather/sea state via NOAA readings? Add submarine streams+different salinities depending on the sea mass,thermal layers and moooooore.

 

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Thank u Silver for this thread. I love the navy and I think ED could do something with the same CA level. I did some test with the ships and they seem extremely downgraded.

 

If ED have in plans make a SEA module they could not forget:

 

Minesweeper ships, Auxiliary vessels and very important

, this last one must have features for amphibious operations ( at least arrive to the beach and open the bow doors the rest we do with triggers )
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That still doesn't counter what Ripcord was saying; it hardly counts as a naval war; it was a single, one-sided encounter with what amounts to a coast guard cutter.

 

If you want to consider that a naval war, then the US Navy engaged in seaborne armageddon in 1988: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Praying_Mantis

 

Funny, though, for a major naval engagement, most people (even in the US) aren't even aware it happened!

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That still doesn't counter what Ripcord was saying; it hardly counts as a naval war; it was a single, one-sided encounter with what amounts to a coast guard cutter.

 

If you want to consider that a naval war, then the US Navy engaged in seaborne armageddon in 1988: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Praying_Mantis

 

Funny, though, for a major naval engagement, most people (even in the US) aren't even aware it happened!

 

Thats not true. The Georgian ships were inferior and they should backward, one ship was destroyed and other extremely damage. Yes was a war but Georgia was so inferior. You should not mention US here, normally they exterminate abusively...

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I think you missed my point: my point was that operation Praying Mantis was at best a small skirmish, but the Georgian naval engagements were smaller still.

 

That's not to say the Georgians were incompetent, or that they didn't fight well (everything I've read indicates they made a good show, considering how outmatched they were); just that they (wisely) opted not to sortie out to face down the Russian fleet!

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I think you missed my point: my point was that operation Praying Mantis was at best a small skirmish, but the Georgian naval engagements were smaller still.

 

That's not to say the Georgians were incompetent, or that they didn't fight well (everything I've read indicates they made a good show, considering how outmatched they were); just that they (wisely) opted not to sortie out to face down the Russian fleet!

 

What were the Georgian coast guard crews supposed to fight with? Who would lead a group of young men to sea in a 40 year old gunboat with 30mm guns and sail into harms way against a way more modern Russian platforms with modern ASUW missiles? This was nothing more than an unscheduled live fire exercise for the Black Sea Fleet units, sans the area closure warnings. Personally I don't think the Georgians intended to do this, I think they were just out there in the wrong place at the wrong time - maybe they were trying to reach port at Poti or otherwise accomplish something, we'll never know.

 

But hey, the point the of the thread, I believe, was not this -- it was how we would really like to see naval ops modelled in this sim. My point was in support of that, but I made the observation that new theaters/regions need to be added in order to really make this compelling. Name the areas you think would be cool (I would make a case for several and derail this thread even further), but the Black Sea is just slightly more compelling than Nevada IMHO.

 

Sorry, NATO units are just not going to enter the Black Sea region in a real scenario involving hostilities with the Russians. Maybe a couple of port visits to trade hats and drink vodka, but once you pass thru the Bosporus, skipper, you are WITHIN FIRING RANGE.

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