Gepard
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Make sure that the files are saved in UNICODE format. So letters like ü, ä and ö are available in game.
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May the 4th be with you! Happy STAR WARS day!!!
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F-31GN German Navy, Bundesmarine.
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Super Mirage 4000
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The terrain has the size of 1.200 x 1.200 km. It should have nearly real life size. A square on planning map has a size of 120x120 km. At a first step i will finish the Crimean Peninsula and the naval area. Then i will release it as a Beta. In the next step i will add the rivers Don and Donez and some towns and villages in the area. Then in a further step the river Dnepr with the Cherson area, then Mykolajew and Odessa.
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I mean only NATO Navy carrier operations, no russians.
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For the current occasion: Simferopol, a town at Crimean Peninsula. Very early Alpha of a terrain that covers the Crimean Peninsula, parts of the Black Sea and the southern Ukraine. I think i will make it as a NavalMap=True, so that the US Navy will have the chance to shooting at the russian bases at the Crimean Peninsula.
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Mirage shadow games.
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Exactly this happens if the airfield.ini file is wrong. Perhaps it is a typo in the entry of the terrain_targets.ini file. Check out which airfield is it. I think it the problem is easy to solve.
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If two or more planes are placed at the same startposition at an airfield it means, that the airfield.ini file of that airfield is wrong. It has nothing to do with the plane. It is an airfield issue. Thatswhy it would be helpfull to know at which airfield the problem occurs. It is only one base or some bases or all bases?
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Somewhere in Norway.
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MiG-23ML over repainted Baltic Entrance map. The same tileset could be used for a Donbass, Crimea peninsula terrain.
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L-39 Albatros over the Baltic Sea.
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German Hornets.
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Wrong family, i fear! This should be the right Momy:
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How about this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarantul-class_corvette used by: Soviet Navy Russian Navy Bulgarian Navy Volksmarine German Navy Indian Navy Myanmar Navy Polish Navy Romanian Naval Forces Ukrainian Navy Vietnam People's Navy Yemeni Navy Egyptian Navy United States Navy Turkmen Naval Forces
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If you want something, then do it yourself. Or shut up!!!
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GKABS 122mm Howitzer at Socotra.
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Vietnamese chinese boder war in 1979
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Every single jet of the East German Air Force LSK had had its own, unique camo.
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Aero L-59 Super Albatros
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F-15J
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Tysk Tunnan. Republic of Germany 1958.
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The ukrainian Hind pilots are combat proven. They have learned the job on the hard way in Donbas since 8 years. So they found out, that you must fly very low to avoid Manpads. And very low means 2 meters over ground. Guys who can fly a heli fast at this altitute must have great skills and big balls. And i think the Ukrainians have such pilots. The Mi-24 is for such an attack run a perfect helicopter. It is fast and has an armament which allows to open the fire outside the close air defence of the opponent. I think it is possible, that the Ukrainians had flown this strike. And it was an outstanding job.
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Transition training time needed for new aircraft?
Gepard replied to KJakker's topic in Military and General Aviation
It depends. The major problem is the difference between metric and imperial system. Its a mental barrier, which is not easy to overcome. Its a diffrence wheter a HUD is showing 100 and means meters (which is low, but save) or showing 100 and means feets, (which is damn low and not very save). The reeducation from one system to the other needs a lot of time. Of course a pilot could fly the plane, but he could not fly it perfect, because he needs time to recalculate the values which shows the instruments into the system in which his brain is thinking. The transistion time is surely more than one year.
