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Mirage F1EE (1981-1993)

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Mirage F1EE (1981-1993)

In June 1975, with tension growing with Morocco, Spain decided to strengthen its Air Force and bought 15 Mirage F1C that were allocated to Albacete AB. In mid-1976 there was still some tension with Morocco and Algerian and Libyan MiG-25 flights on the Mediterranean, which would lead the Spanish Air Force to purchase ten more Mirage F1C and two years later order 48 Mirage F1C and F1E.

F1EE_Early specifics:

  • no R550, AIM-9 SideWinder instead
  • R530 and S530F capability but S530F not used by EdA at this time
  • CLB4, no CLB8
  • Seat Mk4
  • Inertial Navigation System Sagem UNI43
  • RWR BF
  • AAR probe
  • AN/ALE-40 Chaffs Flares dispenser (actually introduced after delivery, in ~mid 1980s)
  • Syrel ELINT pod capability

Covered units :

Ala 46, 462 Escuadron.

This addon is and will in all cases remain freeware.

Released under CombatAce Fair-Use terms.

Enjoy

The Mirage F-1 Team.

 

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