Graveyard of Empires

Following feedback, I’ve removed the SA-7 from the High Digit SAM mod and replaced it with the official SA-18. This means the mission no longer requires any mods and should be much easier to play, especially for new players who prefer to stick with the base game for now. For those who missed it, sta

You'll find attached: the .miz file; the. pdf file with all range procedures; Both of the files above will soon be available to all in DCS user files. the. cf file with CombatFlite overlay with all necessary planning details (range boundaries, target positions, various patterns, etc...); CombatFlite

As a follow-up to the previous training scenario centered on Tarnak Range for fixed-wing aircraft, this mission shifts focus toward rotary-wing operations. To avoid any jealousy from our “slow-mover” friends, this post introduces Texas Helo Range, a lesser-known but operationally significant trainin

You'll find attached: the .miz file; the. pdf file with all range procedures; Both of the files above are available to all in DCS user files. the. cf file with CombatFlite overlay with all necessary planning details (range boundaries, target positions, various patterns, etc...); CombatFlite overlay

In my previous post, we covered the background, airspace, and purpose of Tarnak Range. If you're here, I assume you're no more stranger to controlled airspace, pattern structure, and procedural weapon delivery. Now let's move into the heart of the range: its target layout and the attack profiles des

In this first post, I'd like to introduce the Tarnak Range, a purpose-built air-to-ground training complex for DCS World, modeled after a real-world range located southeast of Kandahar Airfield (KAF), Afghanistan. I. Real-World Legacy: Tarnak Farms Before we get into the tactical side, it’s worth ta