IL2: Forgotten Battles / Pacific Fighters by Ubisoft

PATCH for French Wings, to ensure compatibility with game versions 4.04m or 4.05m.
 
Only for users of game version 4.04m or 4.05m!
 
Requires prior installation of all files from French Wings version 1, from Part 1 to 6 included, and then up to version 8 update included.

Hi'
3 single Missions for IL-2/1946 v.4.08.

No. 601 Squadron RAF was the only British unit to use the Airacobra operationally, receiving their first two examples on 6 August 1941. On 9 October, four Airacobras attacked enemy barges near Dunkirk, in the type's only operational action with the RAF. The squadron continued to train with the Airacobra during the winter, but in March 1942, it re-equipped with Spitfires.

2 Single Missions for FB/1946 with Me262 and Ar234B, spring 1945.

2 Single Missions for FB/1946 with Me262 and Ar234B, spring 1945.

This is an update of the dynamic campaigns French Wings 1943 - 1945.
 
It requires version 7b to be installed. So French Wings parts 1 through 6 are required (these are all the main files for version 1), then the version 4 patch, the version 5 patch, the version 6 patch, the version 7b patch, and finally this update.
 
With this version 8, there are now 14 dynamic campaigns for the French Air Force from 1943 to 1945. The latest ones are dedicated to the bomber group "Bretagne", flying Martin B-26 Marauders, and to the RAF squadrons 326, 327 and 328 flying Spitfires.
 
Furthermore, some bugs have been corrected (see read-me file inside download), and a lot more AI units, aircraft types and skins have been added. There are more mission types and variety has been enhanced.
 
Even if you already installed version 7b, please install this update to version 8.
 
Enjoy!
 
vtrelut

This is an update of the dynamic campaigns French Wings 1943 - 1945. It replaces version 7/7a.
 
It requires version 6 to be installed. So French Wings parts 1 through 6 are required (these are all the main files for version 1), then the version 4 patch, the version 5 patch, the version 6 patch, and finally this update.
 
With this version 7b, there are now 12 dynamic campaigns for the French Air Force from 1943 to 1945. The latest one is dedicated to the bomber group "Bretagne", flying Martin B-26 Marauders.
 
Furthermore, some bugs have been corrected (see read-me file inside download).
 
Even if you already installed version 7/7a, please install this update to version 7b.
 
Enjoy!
 
vtrelut

Layered .psd file with USAAF shoulder patches 1st thru 15th Air Forces also some Allied and composite like DAF, MAAF, CBI, Eagle Squadron etc. Lots of uses if you're creative. File by das_Messer, aka Joe Baldwin Jr. gunrunner81@hotmail.com.

This is an update of the dynamic campaigns French Wings 1943 - 1945.
 
It requires version 5 to be installed. So French Wings parts 1 through 6 are required, then the version 4 patch, the version 5 patch, and finally this update.
 
Enjoy!
 
vtrelut

This is an update of the dynamic campaigns French Wings 1943 - 1945.
 
It requires version 4 to be installed. So French Wings parts 1 through 6 are required, then the version 4 patch, and finally this update.
 
Enjoy!
 
vtrelut

FRENCH WINGS 1943 - 1945
 
 
CUMULATIVE UPDATE TO VERSION 4.
 
 
COMPATIBILITY: 4.08m
 
 
This update includes all the previous ones, and numerous new skins, in particular of French Spitfires.
 
Please have a look at the Read-Me for details.
 
INSTALLATION: simply unzip contents of this package into your game's main folder.

UPDATE OF FRENCH WINGS 1943 - 1945 FROM VERSION 1 OR 2, TO VERSION 3
 
 
Corrects a few things, and adds more planes and skins.
 
Compatibility: 4.08m

PATCH to update French Wings version 1 to version 2.
 
Requires French Wings version 1 to be installed first, all files from Part 1 to Part 6 included.
 
COMPATIBILITY: 4.08m

French Wings 1943-1945: they were there too! PART 6
 
Fly with pilots from the French Air Force over North Africa, North-East France and Germany.
 
Between 1943 and 1945, the French Air Force was rearmed and reequipped with American and British combat aircraft of many types. They took part in fierce air battles, from the Tunisia 1943 campaign to the last push into Western Germany.
 
Through a series of 5 dynamic campaigns, you will fly with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry if you wish, or famous French aces like Edmond Marin la Meslée.
 
Flyable planes include P-38s, P-39s, P-40s, P-47s, P-51s, Spitfires, A-20s, B-25J.
 
This package includes skins and all files for the campaigns, plus a bonus for the users of the add-on BOE (Battle Over Europe): an upgrade of the RAF bomber campaign which adds the A-20C as a flyable aircraft, with a Free French touch as well, added to both the RAF bomber and fighter campaigns.
 
For questions and suggestions, please contact vtrelut at: vtrelut@yahoo.fr

French Wings 1943-1945: they were there too! PART 5
 
Fly with pilots from the French Air Force over North Africa, North-East France and Germany.
 
Between 1943 and 1945, the French Air Force was rearmed and reequipped with American and British combat aircraft of many types. They took part in fierce air battles, from the Tunisia 1943 campaign to the last push into Western Germany.
 
Through a series of 5 dynamic campaigns, you will fly with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry if you wish, or famous French aces like Edmond Marin la Meslée.
 
Flyable planes include P-38s, P-39s, P-40s, P-47s, P-51s, Spitfires, A-20s, B-25J.
 
This package includes skins and all files for the campaigns, plus a bonus for the users of the add-on BOE (Battle Over Europe): an upgrade of the RAF bomber campaign which adds the A-20C as a flyable aircraft, with a Free French touch as well, added to both the RAF bomber and fighter campaigns.
 
For questions and suggestions, please contact vtrelut at: vtrelut@yahoo.fr

French Wings 1943-1945: they were there too! PART 4
 
Fly with pilots from the French Air Force over North Africa, North-East France and Germany.
 
Between 1943 and 1945, the French Air Force was rearmed and reequipped with American and British combat aircraft of many types. They took part in fierce air battles, from the Tunisia 1943 campaign to the last push into Western Germany.
 
Through a series of 5 dynamic campaigns, you will fly with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry if you wish, or famous French aces like Edmond Marin la Meslée.
 
Flyable planes include P-38s, P-39s, P-40s, P-47s, P-51s, Spitfires, A-20s, B-25J.
 
This package includes skins and all files for the campaigns, plus a bonus for the users of the add-on BOE (Battle Over Europe): an upgrade of the RAF bomber campaign which adds the A-20C as a flyable aircraft, with a Free French touch as well, added to both the RAF bomber and fighter campaigns.
 
For questions and suggestions, please contact vtrelut at: vtrelut@yahoo.fr

French Wings 1943-1945: they were there too! PART 3
 
Fly with pilots from the French Air Force over North Africa, North-East France and Germany.
 
Between 1943 and 1945, the French Air Force was rearmed and reequipped with American and British combat aircraft of many types. They took part in fierce air battles, from the Tunisia 1943 campaign to the last push into Western Germany.
 
Through a series of 5 dynamic campaigns, you will fly with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry if you wish, or famous French aces like Edmond Marin la Meslée.
 
Flyable planes include P-38s, P-39s, P-40s, P-47s, P-51s, Spitfires, A-20s, B-25J.
 
This package includes skins and all files for the campaigns, plus a bonus for the users of the add-on BOE (Battle Over Europe): an upgrade of the RAF bomber campaign which adds the A-20C as a flyable aircraft, with a Free French touch as well, added to both the RAF bomber and fighter campaigns.
 
For questions and suggestions, please contact vtrelut at: vtrelut@yahoo.fr

French Wings 1943-1945: they were there too! PART 2
 
Fly with pilots from the French Air Force over North Africa, North-East France and Germany.
 
Between 1943 and 1945, the French Air Force was rearmed and reequipped with American and British combat aircraft of many types. They took part in fierce air battles, from the Tunisia 1943 campaign to the last push into Western Germany.
 
Through a series of 5 dynamic campaigns, you will fly with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry if you wish, or famous French aces like Edmond Marin la Meslée.
 
Flyable planes include P-38s, P-39s, P-40s, P-47s, P-51s, Spitfires, A-20s, B-25J.
 
This package includes skins and all files for the campaigns, plus a bonus for the users of the add-on BOE (Battle Over Europe): an upgrade of the RAF bomber campaign which adds the A-20C as a flyable aircraft, with a Free French touch as well, added to both the RAF bomber and fighter campaigns.
 
For questions and suggestions, please contact vtrelut at: vtrelut@yahoo.fr

French Wings 1943-1945: they were there too! PART 1
 
Fly with pilots from the French Air Force over North Africa, North-East France and Germany.
 
Between 1943 and 1945, the French Air Force was rearmed and reequipped with American and British combat aircraft of many types. They took part in fierce air battles, from the Tunisia 1943 campaign to the last push into Western Germany.
 
Through a series of 5 dynamic campaigns, you will fly with Antoine de Saint-Exupéry if you wish, or famous French aces like Edmond Marin la Meslée.
 
Flyable planes include P-38s, P-39s, P-40s, P-47s, P-51s, Spitfires, A-20s, B-25J.
 
This package includes skins and all files for the campaigns, plus a bonus for the users of the add-on BOE (Battle Over Europe): an upgrade of the RAF bomber campaign which adds the A-20C as a flyable aircraft, with a Free French touch as well, added to both the RAF bomber and fighter campaigns.
 
For questions and suggestions, please contact vtrelut at: vtrelut@yahoo.fr

An upgrade for BOE RAF bomber and fighter campaigns, with a Free French touch.
 
Compatible with IL2 1946 and BOE

"Shark Mouth" Typhoon 245 Sqd.
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
This Paint Scheme is based on a Typhoon scheme from 245 squadron, the exact serial No. of the plane is unknown so I have left
 
this blank so it can be added manually if anyone ever finds out what it was.
 
I have included a Marked, Roundels only and an unmarked version in this pack.
 
Thanks for the excellent Template by Jesters-Ink.
 
History of 245 Squadron included.

Update from Vers. 1.1 to 1.2
 
I added a new subcampaign DDay, the invasion.
 
Unzip the file into a temp directory, copy the files into your IL2\DGEN folder, overwirte the old ones.

DGen campaigns briefings - All languages except Russian.
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Version 2.0 - July 8th, 2007
 
 
As you probably have realized if you play DGen dynamic campaigns, there are many mistakes in current DGen briefings files:
 
1) Missing campaign briefings and/or debriefings, which result in strange words displayed on the screen, such as "LeningradSummer44DeBr" or "Africa42tGbDb" for instance.
2) Mistakes in briefings, which can make it sometimes impossible to display them in the game, especially when DGen syntax is not properly respected.
3) Wrong or missing aircraft descriptions or city names
4) Spelling and grammar errors
 
There are countless errors in the files, which is unavoidable given the hundreds of possible campaigns and probably thousands of various combinations of missions and campaigns which are available.
 
 
So I checked each briefing file, in all languages except the Russian language, and compared the contents with each related campaignsXXY.dat file, for all DGen campaigns.
 
 
Basically all files have had to be corrected, except the Polish briefings and a couple of the RAF briefings over Murmansk. All others are corrected.
For spelling and grammar, I corrected only the French briefings. For all languages, I tried to correct as many DGen errors as possible, such as missing briefings or debriefings.
 
 
There are probably still many mistakes, but at least with these files now the user should be able to start a campaign without seeing something like "Lvov41SkBr", and finish campaigns without seeing something like "KurlandAug44DeDb".
 
 
Some of the briefings will appear in English even if you use another language in the game, some will be blank, but I added new ones for most campaigns which had no briefings.
 
 
Thanks a lot to Ljekio ULMAR who provided me with a translation of his Africa campaigns briefings made by Gagarin, which I adapted slightly.
 
 
Some mission briefings for the Luftwaffe over Africa may look strange, because they refer to Soviets as enemies: this is due to the fact that these files are common with Eastern Front campaigns.
 
 
 
 
TO INSTALL, simply unzip the DGen folder contained in the zip, into the game's main directory, for all versions of installations/add-ons/patches.
 
 
By default the game's main directory is C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\IL-2 Sturmovik 1946, or C:\Program Files\Ubi Soft\IL-2 Sturmovik Forgotten Battles.
You can also use these files if you have Pacific Fighters only.
 
 
Allow Windows to overwrite older files.
 
 
I intend to update these files whenever necessary.
If you find mistakes, please let me know what campaign/mission briefing is wrong, and I will do my best to correct further: e-mail to me at vtrelut@yahoo.fr
 
 
Happy Flying!
 
 
VTrelut

DGen campaigns briefings - All languages except Russian.
--------------------------------------------------------
 
Version 1.0 - June 30th, 2007
 
 
As you probably have realized if you play DGen dynamic campaigns, there are many mistakes in current DGen briefings files:
 
1) Missing campaign briefings and/or debriefings, which result in strange words displayed on the screen, such as "LeningradSummer44DeBr" or "Africa42tGbDb" for instance.
2) Mistakes in briefings, which can make it sometimes impossible to display them in the game, especially when DGen syntax is not properly respected.
3) Wrong or missing aircraft descriptions or city names
4) Spelling and grammar errors
 
There are countless errors in the files, which is unavoidable given the hundreds of possible campaigns and probably thousands of various combinations of missions and campaigns which are available.
 
 
So I checked each briefing file, in all languages except Russian, and compared the contents with each related campaignsXXY.dat file, for all DGen campaigns.
 
 
Basically all files have had to be corrected, except the Polish briefings and a couple of the RAF briefings over Murmansk. All others are corrected.
For spelling and grammar, I corrected only the French briefings. For all languages, I tried to correct as many DGen errors as possible, such as missing briefings or debriefings.
 
 
There are probably still many mistakes, but at least with these files now the user should be able to start a campaign without seeing something like "Lvov41SkBr", and finish campaigns without seeing something like "KurlandAug44DeDb".
 
 
Some of the briefings will appear in English even if you use another language in the game, some will be blank, but I added new ones for most campaigns which had no briefings.
 
 
Thanks a lot to Ijekio ULMAR who provided me with a translation of his Africa campaigns briefings made by Gagarin, which I adapted slightly.
 
 
Some mission briefings for the Luftwaffe over Africa may look strange, because they refer to Soviets as enemies: this is due to the fact that these files are common with Eastern Front campaigns.
 
 
 
 
TO INSTALL, simply unzip the DGen folder contained in the zip, into the game's main directory, for all versions of installations/add-ons/patches.
 
By default the game's main directory is C:\Program Files\Ubisoft\IL-2 Sturmovik 1946, or C:\Program Files\Ubi Soft\IL-2 Sturmovik Forgotten Battles.
You can also use these files if you have Pacific Fighters only.
 
 
Allow Windows to overwrite older files.
 
 
I intend to update these files whenever necessary.
If you find mistakes, please let me know what campaign/mission briefing is wrong, and I will do my best to correct further: e-mail to me at vtrelut@yahoo.fr
 
 
Happy Flying!
 
 
VTrelut

This mission recreates the interception and destruction of a Ki.46 in the early morning of Jan. 10th 1942 by two Brewster Buffalos of 243 Sqn, New Zealanders Sgts. Bert Wipiti and Charles Kronk.
Guided to the approacing bandit by radar and using a height advantage, they managed to slow the Dinah, eliminating its speed adavatage over the Buffalos, then shot it down over Johore. It was 243 Sqn's first kill.
Can you do the same?