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    1. USAF 336th FIS F-86A-5 Korean War(Jun 1951)
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 NA with Korea Terrain(Korea3).
       
      This campaign with some 30 missions cover the operations of the USAF 336th FIS(4th FIW)in the periode Jun 1 to Jun 30, 1951 in the Korean War.
      In this periode, 336th FIS together with 334th FIS were based at Suwon K-13. The third squadron, 335th FIS, remained at Johnson AB, Japan.
       
      Historical accurate with the main units and bases deployment by Jun 1 to Jun 30, 1951.
      Campaign need Expansion Packs 1 and 2 for some aircrafts, weapons, tanks, textures, etc.
      Included textures and decals with 18 autentic registrations of 336th FIS.
      See readme for other details.
       

      Thanks and credits:
       
      Wrench for Korea3 terrain and Cavalier destroyer
      Do335 for Pack 1 and Pack "Wings over Korea"
      WhiteBoySamurai for Essex class (long-hull) aircraft carrier
      ErikGen for the base model for the RF-80A
       
      Update Jul 1, 2017
       
      Change 60 to 30 missions(1 mission daily).
      Add F4U-5NL and AD-4NL.
      Some small corrections with Task Force 77.
      365 6
    2. USAF 67th FBS F-51D Korean War(Apr 1951)
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 NA with Korea Terrain(Korea3).
       
      This campaign with some 32 missions cover the operations of the USAF 67th FBS(18th FBG)in the periode Apr 7 to May 8, 1951 in the Korean War.
      In this periode 67th FBS trade his normal base at Chinhae K-10 with Suwon K-13.
      F-51D operations over Korea were as usually of high risk, dangerous and costly. 67th FBS was not exception and pay also his price in this month of April with nine F-51D losses by AAA, two pilots KIA, three MIA and four rescued.
      The second squadron of 18th FBG, 12th FBS, loss in the same periode eight F-51D(one by MiG)with two pilots KIA, two MIA, one POW and three rescued.
      67th FBS was the last USAF operator of F-51D Mustang and flew is last mission from Hoengson K-46 on Jan 23, 1953.
      The unit was converted after, in F-86F.
       
      Historical accurate with the main units and bases deployment by Apr 7 to May 8, 1951.
      Campaign need Expansion Packs 1 and 2 for some aircrafts, weapons, tanks, textures, etc.
      Included textures and decals for the 67th FBS with 18 autentic 67th FBS registrations.
      See readme for other details.
       
      Thanks and credits:
       
      Wrench for Korea3 terrain and Cavalier destroyer
      Do335 for Pack 1 and Pack "Wings over Korea"
      WhiteBoySamurai for Essex class (long-hull) aircraft carrier
      ErikGen for the base model for the RF-80A
       
      Update Jul 1, 2017
       
      Correct some units deployment by Task Force 77
      Add F4U-5NL and AD-4NL
      212 0
    3. USMC VMF-312 F4U-4B Korean War CVL-29 Bataan(Apr 1951)
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 NA with Korea Terrain(Korea3).
       
      This campaign with some 28 missions cover the operations of the VMF-312 aboard of CVL-29 Bataan in the periode Apr 9 to Apr 16, 1951 in the Korean War.
      Naval Campaign mode.
       
      On Apr 8, 1951, CVL-29 Bataan with VMF-312 embarked(23 F4U-4B Corsair)depart Sasebo for the Korean Theater of Operations in the Sea of Japan.
      Task Force 77 was engaged in the Strait of Formosa and CVL-29 Bataan formed with the HMS Theseus the Task Force 95.11, operating temporaly the only two carriers in Korean Waters.
      The escort was provided by the destroyers DD-696 English, DD-704 Sperry, Royal Navy destroyer HMS Consort, Royal Australian Navy destroyer HMAS Bataan and the Royal Canadian Navy destroyers HMCS Athabaksan and HMCS Huron.
      Air operations began at the early morning 9 April and continued through 15 April consisting of interdiction strikes, armed reconnaissance, air observation for naval gun-fire and CAP.
      Main target was the truck traffic Wonsan, Hamhung and Songjin. On Apr 10, 1951 VMF-312 encountered ID problems and Corsairs attack and damaged two RN Sea Fury(despite the black and white id markings).One "La-9" was claimed as shot down.
      In the Task Force 95.11 periode of deployment, one pilot and five aircraft(3 Sea Fury, 1 Firefly and 1 Corsair)were lost to enemy action.
      CVL-29 Bataan launched 224 sorties, of which 26 were CAP.
      On Apr 15, 1951 at 16.30, CVL-29 Bataan was detached of the Task Force and depart operative area for Sasebo, Japan.
       
      Historical accurate with the main units and bases deployment by Apr 9 to Apr 15, 1951.
      Campaign need Expansion Packs 1 and 2 for some aircrafts, weapons, tanks, textures, etc.
      Included textures and decals for the VMF-312.
      See readme for other details.
       
      Thanks and credits
       
      Wrench for Korea3 terrain and Cavalier destroyer
      Do335 for Pack 1 and Pack "Wings over Korea"
      ErikGen for the base model for the RF-80A
       
      Update Jul 1, 2017
       
      Revised ground units deployment
      215 1
    4. USN VF-51 F9F-2 Korean War CV-45 Valley Forge 5th Patrol(Nov 1950)
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 NA with Korea Terrain(Korea3).
       
      This campaign with some 28 missions cover the operations of the VF-51(CVG-5)aboard of CV-45 Valley Forge in his 5th patrol(Nov 6 to Nov 19, 1950)in the Korean War.
      Naval Campaign mode.
       
      CVG-5 units were: VF-51(14 F9F-3)VF-52(13 F9F-3)VF-53(17 F4U-4B)VF-54(17 F4U-4B)VA-55(20 AD-4/Q)VC-3 Det C(F4U-5N/AD-3N)VC-11 Det(AD-3W)HedRon 1 Det(F4U-5P)and HU-1 Det(HO3S-1).
      CV-45 depart Sasebo at 07.33 hours on Nov 5, 1950 and despite severe and difficult weather and heavy sea(operations delayed 7 hours)began air operations on the afternoon of Nov 6, 1950.
       
      Historical accurate with the main units and bases deployment by Nov 6 to Nov 19, 1950.
      Campaign need Expansion Packs 1 and 2 for some aircrafts, weapons, tanks, textures, etc.
      Campaign utilise Essex class long-hull by WhiteBoySamurai.
      See readme for other details.
       
      Thanks and credits
       
      Wrench for Korea3 terrain
      Do335 for Pack 1 and Pack "Wings over Korea"
      WhiteBoySamurai for Essex class (long-hull) aircraft carrier
      ErikGen for the base model for the RF-80A
       
      Update Jul 1, 2017
       
      Add F4U-5NL and AD-4NL
      Revision Task Force 77
      326 0
    5. V-VS Soviet Air Force 72 GvIAP MiG-15 Korean War Nov 1950 campaign
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 NA with Korea Terrain(Korea3).
       
      This campaign with some 30 missions cover the operations of the 72th GvIAP Fighter Aviation Regiment(Part of the Guards 151th GvIAD Fighter Aviation Division together with 28th GvIAP)in the first month
      of deployment of the MiG-15 in the Korean War.
      Naval Campaign mode.
      Historical accurate with the main units(Air, Ground, sea)and bases deployment by Nov 1 to Nov 30, 1950.
      Campaign need Expansion Packs 1 and 2 for some aircrafts, weapons, tanks, textures, etc.
      Pack 1 and 2 "Wings over Korea" by Do335 for other aircrafts.
       
      See readme for other details .
       
       
       
      Thanks and credits:
       
      Wrench for Korea3 terrain
      Do335 for Pack 1 and Pack "Wings over Korea"
      WhiteBoySamurai for Essex class (long-hull) aircraft carrier
      ErikGen for the base model for the RF-80A
       
      Update Jul 1, 2017
       
      Naval campaign mode with Essex Class(WhiteboySamurai)
      Add F4U-5NL and AD-4NL
      Revision Task Force 77
      184 0
    6. Tainan Kokutai New Guinea 1942 campaign(Part 2)
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 with New Guinea Terrain(NewGuinea2)(PTO).
       
      This campaign(second part)with some 61 missions cover the operations of the Tainan Kokutai between May 1 to Jun 30, 1942.
      With the RAAF No.75 Sqn decimated(Only 3 combat ready P-40Es by Apr 30, 1942)the new main opponent was the 8th FG with his two squadrons of P-39D/F.
      By the end of the month this first FG was reinforced with a second FG(35th FG)with two squadrons with P-39s and P-400s.
      Despite the numerical inferiority, Tainan Kokutai continued his near daily strikes and strafing against Port Moresby and in the same time defending his base at Lae, target of many strikes to wipe out the IJN unit.
      This missions against Lae were costly for the USAAF, and by May 25, 1942, of the eight B-25s of 3th BG send to strike Lae, only three returned to base.
       
      Historical accurate with the main units and bases deployment by the mentioned periode.
      Included A6M2 with textures and decals for Tainan Kokutai and 4th Kokutai.
      Included G4M1 bomber.
      Textures and decals for USAAC with old insignia(Pre May 1942 red center disc). Campaign take in count change of insignia after May 31, 1942.
      See readme for other details.
       
      The campaing need the following aircrafts:
       
      sf2_a24-dauntless_pak
      sf2_pto_g3m_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_b17e_v2k_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_b25c_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_b26_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_p39d-v2k_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_p400-v2k_pak
      sf2_ww2_raaf_kittyhawk_pak
       
      Thanks and credits:
       
      Wrench for NewGuinea3 terrain and several of the re-packing of aircrafts
      ArmorDave for the A6M2
      Author of the base G4M2(SF1)
      Raven for the P-40E Kittyhawk.
      Veltro2K for the B-17E
      Veltro2K for the B-25C
      Veltro2K for the B-26
      Veltro2K for the G3M
      Veltro2k for the P-39D
      Veltro2k for the P-400
      Wolf257 for the SBD(A-24)
       
      Happy flights.
      226 4
    7. Tainan Kokutai New Guinea 1942 campaign(Part 1)
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 with New Guinea Terrain(NewGuinea2)(PTO).
       
      This campaign with some 40 missions cover the operations of the Tainan Kokutai between Mar 21 and Apr 20, 1942.
      Historical accurate with the main units and bases deployment by the mentioned periode.
      Included A6M2 with textures and decals for Tainan Kokutai and 4th Kokutai.
      Included also G4M1 bomber.
      Textures and decals for USAAC with old insignia(Pre May 1942 red center disc).
      See readme for other details.
       
      Breve chronology of the Tainan Kokutai.
       
      Jan 22, 1942 Australian forces evacuated Lae.
      Feb 17, 1942 Shoho delivers six A6M2 Zeros to Lakunai Airfield near Rabaul. Assigned to the 4th Kokutai.
      Mar 3, 1942 Lae airfield occupied by the Japanese and developed into a forward airfield.
      Mar 8, 1942 Japanese troops occuped Lae and Salamaua.
      Mar 9, 1942 Shoho made another delivery of nineteen A6M2 Model 21 Zeros to Lakunai Airfield near Rabaul. These Zeros were assigned to the 4th Kokutai and later the Tainan Kokutai.
      Mar 10, 1942 Tainan Kokutai deployed at Lae. Eleven A6M2 availables.
      Apr 1, 1942 All 4th Kokutai A6M2 pilots at Rabaul transfered to the Tainan Kokutai.
      Apr 11, 1942 20 A6M2 delivered by Kasuga Maru to Tainan Kokutai.
      Jun 15, 1942 Mitsubishi produced the A6M3 Model 32.First unit served with the new model were the 2th Kokutai and the Tainan Kokutai.Grey paint scheme.
      Jul 30, 1942 20 A6M3 Model 32 arrived to Rabaul for deliver to Tainan Kokutai.
      Aug 3, 1942 Tainan Kokutai move from Lae to Lakunai Rabaul.
      Nov 1, 1942 Tainan Kokutai renamed as the 251th Kokutai.
      Nov 15, 1942 251th Kokutai recalled to Toyohashi air base in Japan to replace its losses.
       
       
       
      The campaing need the following aircrafts:
       
      sf2_a24-dauntless_pak
      sf2_pto_g3m_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_b17e_v2k_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_b25c_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_b26_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_p39d-v2k_pak
      sf2_ww2_pto_p400-v2k_pak
      sf2_ww2_raaf_kittyhawk_pak
       
      Thanks and credits:
       
      Wrench for NewGuinea3 terrain and several of the re-packing of aircrafts
      ArmorDave for the A6M2
      Author of the base G4M2(SF1)
      Raven for the P-40E Kittyhawk.
      Veltro2K for the B-17E
      Veltro2K for the B-25C
      Veltro2K for the B-26
      Veltro2K for the G3M
      Veltro2k for the P-39D
      Veltro2k for the P-400
      Wolf257 for the SBD(A-24)
       
      Happy flights.
      275 1
    8. Royal Navy 807 Squadron Sea Fury Korean War(HMS Theseus 3th Patrol, Dec 1950)
       
      For Strike Fighters 2 NA with Korea Terrain(Korea3).
       
      This campaign with some 18 missions cover the operations of the 17th CAG aboard of HMS Theseus in his 3th patrol(Dec 7 to Dec 15, 1950) in the Korean War.
      Naval Campaign mode.
      CAG 17th had more modern equipment, compared with the Seafires and Firefly I of his predecessor, HMS Triumph.
      HMS Theseus CO was Capt A.S.Bolt. 17th CAG was under the command of Lt CDr F.Stevin-Bradford and the group had:
       
      807 Squadron with 23 Sea Fury FB.II(CO Lt Cdr M.P.Gordon Smith)
      810 Squadron with 12 Firefly AS 5(CO Lt Cdr K.S.Pattison)
       
      HMS Theseus carried also one helicopter, in loan of the USN, one H-5 called by the crew "The Thing" and flew by Dan C.Fridley.
      (By July two Royal Navy Dragonfly HR1 helicopters destined to the carriers arrived at Singapore)
       
      The escort was provided by the destroyers HMS Comus(R-43),HMS Consort(R43)and two destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy, HMCS Sioux(R64)and HMCS Nootka(R96).
       
      Historical accurate with the main units and bases deployment by Dec 7 to Dec 15, 1950.
      Campaign need Expansion Packs 1 and 2 for some aircrafts, weapons, tanks, textures, etc.
      Pack 1 and 2 Wings over Korea by Do335 for other aircrafts.
      Essex class (long-hull) aircraft carrier by WhiteBoySamurai for Task Force 77
      See readne for other details.
       
       
       
      Thanks and credits:
       
      Wrench for Korea3 terrain and Cavalier class DD
      Do335 for Pack 1 and Pack "Wings over Korea"
      WhiteBoySamurai for Essex class (long-hull) aircraft carrier
      ErikGen for the base model for the RF-80A
       
      Update 24-05-17: Added Essex class (long-hull)aircraft carrier for Task Force 77 and other minor details.
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