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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/3/2014 5:08:53 AM   
Mgellis


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Status: offline 		Just a thought...

In the same way that we now have a generic light and medium carrier (add sensors and weapons as desired, etc.), maybe it would make sense to have a few more generic ship types that could be customized by scenario designers as need be. Some possibilities...

* 500-ton fast attack craft/large patrol boat <-- designed primarily for coastal operations, reasonably fast (35-40 kts), moderate range

* 1,000-ton offshore patrol vessel/minesweeper <-- still pretty fast, although probably not as fast as the FAC, capable of longer patrols, helicopter pad (?)

* 2,000-ton corvette <-- intermediate vessel, capable of long blue water deployments, able to serve as a light escort, in surveillance missions, etc., hanger for one medium helicopter

* 4,000-ton frigate <-- a true blue water warship, optimized for ASW/surface warefare (?), hanger for two medium helicopters

* 8,000-ton destroyer <-- probably optimized for AA warfare, hanger for two medium helicopters

* 16,0000-ton cruiser <-- major multi-role surface combatant, hanger for two large helicopters

I'm sure there are other possibilities, but these were what popped into my head. Thoughts? Observations?


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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/4/2014 12:33:51 PM   
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Status: offline 		I can't find the C-17 Globemaster in the British OOB I'm sure 99 Sqn is a C17 sqn

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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/4/2014 1:55:09 PM   
Pergite!

 

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Status: offline 		I know that I have mentioned generic land units before. Both vehicles as well as formations of different types and sizes. As I understand it will then be possible to add weapons and vehicles from the db to create suitable units, regardless of nation and time period.

This would IMO solve all future requests of this and that SOF or armour units for country A or B etc.

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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/4/2014 4:08:42 PM   
orca

 

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Status: offline 		I like the idea.

Would also like :
*12,000-ton cruiser (I want to create china type 055)

*7,000-ton SSN (several versions with varying acoustic signatures)

*2,000 and 4,000 ton SS (several versions with varying acoustic signatures)


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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/5/2014 12:26:50 AM   
Mgellis


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Status: offline 		Another idea...

I'm not sure if this should be an aircraft or an SSM weapon...

Small Unit Space Transport and Insertion (SUSTAIN) Spaceplane

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SUSTAIN_%28military%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_X-37
http://www.foxnews.com/story/2008/10/19/military-develops-spaceplane-to-fly-marines-to-trouble-spots-fast/
http://www.globalsecurity.org/space/systems/ms-1.htm
http://www.space.com/25204-military-space-plane-xs1-budget.html


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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/5/2014 6:22:19 AM   
Mgellis


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C Sword 90 Corvette

http://cmn-group.com/products-and-services/military-vessels/corvette/c-sword-90/

(This might be a good model for the generic corvette requested above. The stats for the hull are mostly here...now just add sensors, weapons, etc. In fact, the entire "catalog"...

http://cmn-group.com/products-and-services/military-vessels/

...might be useful in that regard for working up some generic, ready-to-customize platforms).


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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/5/2014 11:55:52 AM   
scottb613


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Status: offline 		Hi Folks,

Two things...

1) Aircraft Record 631 - MC-130W Combat Spear - I think was supposed to be a gun ship but it has no weapons defined...

2) Nigerian F-7 Airguard used in Feltan's African Skies has no DB record - working on images and descriptions for scenario - request platform record added...

Thanks !

Regards,
Scott

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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/5/2014 5:25:06 PM   
Pergite!

 

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quote:

ORIGINAL: scottb613

Hi Folks,

Two things...

1) Aircraft Record 631 - MC-130W Combat Spear - I think was supposed to be a gun ship but it has no weapons defined...

2) Nigerian F-7 Airguard used in Feltan's African Skies has no DB record - working on images and descriptions for scenario - request platform record added...

Thanks !

Regards,
Scott


MC-130W Combat Spear has no weapons. The MC-130W Dragon Spear however has plenty of weapons. They share the same designation tough.

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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/5/2014 6:36:46 PM   
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The Naval Strike Missile (NSM) is an anti-ship / >>>>>land attack<<<<< cruise missile developed by Norway based Kongsberg Defence Systems. NSM is a successor to the Penguin anti-ship missile and is the only fifth generation long-range precision strike missile in the world.

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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/6/2014 2:03:48 AM   
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Status: offline 		I have a question on DB3000 Weapon_1174, the AS-21 Yakhont-Is this intended to represent the 3M55 Yakhont, aka P-800 Oniks? I'm trying to write a description for it, and am having trouble ID'ing exactly what missile this represents.

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RE: KC-135 suggestion for DB3000 - 11/10/2014 7:52:42 AM   
ClaudeJ


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Status: offline 		Hi community,

here are some suggestions regarding KC-135 entries.

First and foremost, please note that everything below comes from books or websites, I have no first hand experience in the air, I did my best to double check things though.
So what you do have here is nothing more than pure research, nor nothing less. In other words, I've done my homework but it's all from public sources.

Sources:
- Boeing Kc-135 Stratotanker: More Than Just a Tanker (Aerofax Series, 1998), Robert S. Hopkins III, ISBN: 978-1857800692
- Jane's Aircraft Upgrades 2002-2003
- Flight International 14, November 1990
- International Air Power Review, Vol. 10, January 2003
- Allied Tactical Publication – 56(B) - Air to Air Refuelling, August 2011
- http://www.defense.gouv.fr/air/
- http://groupe-bretagne.fr/
- http://www.ervc135-amicale.fr/
- http://boeing.mediaroom.com/
- http://www.peetz.us/kc135.htm



  • #1852 - KC-135A Stratotanker -- United States (Air Force), 1958-1993
    Take-off/Landing Distance: should be 2601-3200m TOD/LAD (actual take-off run is 2760 m long).
    Max Weight: should be 136800 kg.
    Crew: should be 4 (pilot, co-pilot, boom operator, navigator).
    Fuel Quantity: should be 88452 kg.


  • #1857 - KC-135F Stratotanker -- France (Air Force), 1965-1988
    Name: is C-135F (the logic behind it would be that with its reinforced floor, it qualifies as Cargo and Transport aircraft too).
    Date: First delivered C-135F came in February 1964, the last one in October 1964.
    Take-off/Landing Distance: should be 2601-3200m TOD/LAD (actual take-off run is 2760 m long).
    Max Weight: should be 136800 kg.
    Crew: should be 4 (pilot, co-pilot, boom operator, navigator).
    Sensors: should be a #2678 - AN/APN-59.
    Stores: should add "Cargo [No Drop, 32 tons]", "Passenger" along the Tanker one, Cargo [No Drop, 19 tons], or 126 passengers, or a Medevac.
    Loadout: should add "Cargo, 32 tons", "Passenger" along the Tanker one, Cargo [No Drop, 19 tons], "Passengers, 126x", or a Medevac.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 81845 kg. (upper deck tank is not fitted, 6607 Kg less)
    Note: #376 - Adelie -- KC-135F/FR
    "Adèle" (not Adèlie), by Dassault Electronique "is a Radar Warning Receiver installed from 1990 on a single airframe that may have been deployed during Desert Storm". Examination of C-135F pictures led me to the conclusion that Adèle haven't been anymore since.


  • #782 - KC-135FR Stratotanker -- France (Air Force), 1985-0
    Name: is C-135FR (R for "Remotorisé")
    Date: 1985-1994 (please see new entry proposal below).
    Take-off/Landing Distance: should be 2601-3200m TOD/LAD (actual take-off run is 2760 m long).
    Crew: should be 4 (pilot, co-pilot, boom operator, navigator).
    Sensors: should be a #2678 - AN/APN-59, see abive about Adèle.
    Stores: should add "Cargo [No Drop, 32 tons]", "Passenger" and "Casualty" along the Tanker one.
    Loadout: should add "Cargo, 32 tons", "Passenger" along the Tanker one, Cargo [No Drop, 19 tons], "Passengers, 126x", or a Medevac.
    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 10044 kg per engine.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 85604 kg. (upper deck tank is not fitted, 6607 Kg less)

  • #159 - KC-135E Stratotanker -- United States (Air Force), 1982-2006
    Max Weight: should be 136800 kg.
    Crew: should be 4 (pilot, co-pilot, boom operator, navigator).
    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 8219 kg per engine.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 88452 kg.


  • #1320 - KC-135Q Stratotanker -- United States (Air Force), 1966-1995, SR-71 JP-7
    Take-off/Landing Distance: should be 2601-3200m TOD/LAD (actual take-off run is 2760 m long).
    Max Weight: should be 136800 kg.
    Crew: should be 4 (pilot, co-pilot, boom operator, navigator).
    Fuel Quantity: should be 83684 kg. ("The KC-135Q can simultaneously carry a maximum of 33,788kg of JP-7 and 49,896kg of standard JP-4.")


  • #1692 - KC-135R Stratotanker -- United States (Air Force), 1984-0
    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 10044 kg per engine.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 92211 kg.


  • #1984 - KC-135R Stratotanker -- United States (Air Force), 1997-0
    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 10044 kg per engine.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 92211 kg.
    Loadout: should have a Tanker [Wing Drogue & Centerline Boom]


  • #1854 - KC-135R Stratotanker -- Singapore (Air Force), 2000-0
    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 10044 kg per engine.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 92211 kg.
    Loadout: should have a Tanker [Wing Drogue & Centerline Boom]


  • #1853 - KC-135R Stratotanker -- Turkey (Air Force), 1999-0
    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 10044 kg per engine.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 92211 kg.
    Note: to the best of my knowledge, they have no Wing Drogue capacity.


  • #808 - KC-135T Stratotanker -- United States (Air Force), 1995-0, Special Fuel
    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 10044 kg per engine.
    Fuel Quantity: should be 92211 kg.
    Note: Jane's Aircraft Upgrades claim that it's the "Only KC-135s capable of receiving fuel" but I haven't found any other source to support that statement.




    New platforms proposal:

  • #### - KC-135E Stratotanker -- Chile (Air Force), 2010-0
    Chile bought 3 of them (57-1501, 58-0014 and probably 57-2594). First delivered in February 2010, second in August 2011 and third in March 2012.

  • #### - C-135FR Stratotanker -- France (Air Force), 1994-0
    Loadout: should have a Tanker [Wing Drogue & Centerline Boom]
    Properties: add Wing Drogue
    Otherwise, copy #782 (with suggested changes above)

  • #### - KC-135R Stratotanker -- France (Air Force), 1997-0
    3 acquired (497, 525, 574), first delivered in June 1997. Copy #1692 - KC-135R (with suggested changes above).


    Hope it helps.


    < Message edited by Jan Masterson -- 11/10/2014 11:03:22 PM >

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/10/2014 12:16:01 PM   
    Dutchie999


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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: Hydrolek


    The Naval Strike Missile (NSM) is an anti-ship / >>>>>land attack<<<<< cruise missile developed by Norway based Kongsberg Defence Systems. NSM is a successor to the Penguin anti-ship missile and is the only fifth generation long-range precision strike missile in the world.


    If I may ask you. What do you mean with 5th generation long range precision strike missile?

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/10/2014 1:45:01 PM   
    tommo8993

     

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    Royal navy Heli-AEW
    https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-surveillance-system-for-royal-navy-aircraft-carriers

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/10/2014 3:19:21 PM   
    Hydrolek

     

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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: Dutchie999


    quote:

    ORIGINAL: Hydrolek


    The Naval Strike Missile (NSM) is an anti-ship / >>>>>land attack<<<<< cruise missile developed by Norway based Kongsberg Defence Systems. NSM is a successor to the Penguin anti-ship missile and is the only fifth generation long-range precision strike missile in the world.


    If I may ask you. What do you mean with 5th generation long range precision strike missile?



    The Naval Strike Missile (NSM) is an anti-ship / land attack cruise missile developed by Norway based Kongsberg Defence Systems. NSM is a successor to the Penguin anti-ship missile and is the only fifth generation long-range precision strike missile in the world.
    NSM is currently under series production for the Royal Norwegian Navy (RNoN) and the Polish Navy. Nato and other countries have also expressed their interest in the missile.
    Orders and deliveries for the anti-ship / land attack cruise missile

    "In 2007 Kongsberg and Lockheed Martin signed a joint marketing agreement for the Joint Strike Missile, an aircraft-version of the NSM."
    In June 2007 Kongsberg signed a NOK 2.7bn ($474m) contract with the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO) for serial production of the NSM. The agreement also included the transition contract of NOK 200m ($34.5m).
    NSM is being deployed on Norway's Fridtjof Nansen Class frigates and Skjold Class missile fast patrol boats. Production is scheduled to be completed by 2014.
    In December 2010, the Polish Ministry of Defence placed a NOK 660m ($114m) contract with Kongsberg for the NSM and logistics equipment. It is an extension to the base contract signed for the NSM in December 2008.
    The request for additional NSMs, bringing the total contract value to NOK 712m ($123m), was approved in December 2011.
    Development and testing of the Naval Strike Missile (NSM)

    The Naval Strike Missile was developed to meet the requirements of the Royal Norwegian Navy to arm its new frigates and coastal corvettes. NSM was also selected by the Polish Navy for use on its coastal defence installations.
    Kongsberg and NDLO signed the NSM development contract in 1996. The first development test of NSM was successfully completed in June 2004. In July 2006 Kongsberg conducted a test firing, which enabled the RNoN's final approval of the development phase.
    In January 2007 Kongsberg and Lockheed Martin signed a joint marketing agreement for the Joint Strike Missile (JSM), an aircraft-version of the NSM. The JSM will be incorporated in Lockheed Martin's F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter.
    Serial production of the NSM began in June 2007. A test conducted in April 2008 was unsuccessful due to malfunction of booster. The first series produced NSM was successfully test-fired against a sea target by RNoN and Kongsberg at the US Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division's Point Mugu range in June 2011. The first ever test against a land target was conducted in the same month.
    Naval Strike Missile design and capabilities

    The stealth design of the NSM allows the anti-ship missile to penetrate into shipboard defences. The NSM is effectively used in littoral and open sea environments. The airframe design and the high thrust-to-weight ratio enhance the manoeuvrability of the missile.
    "NSM is currently under series production for the Royal Norwegian Navy (RNoN) and the Polish Navy. Nato and other countries have expressed interest."
    The missile has a length of 3.96m. It can carry a 125kg HE fragmentation warhead for a maximum range of more than 185km. The launch weight of the missile is 407kg. The NSM based Coastal Defence System (CDS) includes a fire distribution centre (FDC), sea surveillance and tracking radar and an NSM launcher fire unit.
    The NSM can be fired from a range of platforms against a variety of targets. The passive homing missile travels in sea-skimming mode and can make advanced terminal manoeuvres in the terminal phase, to survive enemy air defences.
    The missile, using GPS-aided mid-course guidance with a dual-band imaging infrared (IIR) seeker, detects and discriminates the targets. Autonomous target recognition (ATR) of the seeker ensures accurate detection and striking of sea or land based targets. A programmable fuse is used to detonate the missile's warhead.
    Propulsion of Kongsberg Defence Systems' NSM

    The NSM is launched into the air by a solid rocket booster which is jettisoned upon ignition. The Microturbo TRI-40 turbojet engine propels the missile towards its target with high subsonic speed.
    The TRI-40 is a single spool turbojet engine consisting of a four-stage axial compressor, annular smokeless combustor and a single-stage turbine. It delivers a maximum thrust of 2.5-3.3kN. The engine can be run on JP8 or JP10 fuel.

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/10/2014 4:36:01 PM   
    Broncepulido

     

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    Status: offline     		About the Soviet/Russian designations debate, here a inverse table on Wikipedia between Russian and NATO designations, on inverse direction of the usual: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%BE%D0%B2%D1%8B%D0%B5_%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%B7%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%87%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8%D1%8F_%D0%9D%D0%90%D0%A2%D0%9E

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    RE: Stickied thread for minor database issues? - 11/12/2014 7:27:57 PM   
    cuthbo2001

     

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    Status: offline     		Rag, buddy, Pal what has a man got to do to get you to change united kingdom (Royal Army) to British army. I know it is a small thing but honestly I am thinking of starting a revolution, over throwing the Queen (God bless her)and starting a republic.Now that would be really inconvenient not to mention I would have to get some time off work! So please!

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    RE: Stickied thread for minor database issues? - 11/13/2014 1:37:25 AM   
    Vici Supreme

     

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    Status: offline     		Hey there!

    Platforms #1838 DD 177 Atago [Improved Kongo] and #1748 '' should both have their 127mm/54 OTO Melara Compact replaced with a 127mm/62 Mk45 Mod 4 naval artillery as well as having both CWIS upgraded to Block 1B. Check imagery if necessary.

    Regards

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    RE: Stickied thread for minor database issues? - 11/13/2014 3:18:30 AM   
    orca

     

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    Status: offline     		Towed array sonar variant of china type 56

    http://www.janes.com/article/45600/plan-commissions-first-asw-variant-type-056-corvette

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    RE: Stickied thread for minor database issues? - 11/13/2014 8:59:12 PM   
    Vici Supreme

     

    Posts: 558
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    From: Southern Germany
    Status: offline     		If you find the time please add these suggestions to the DB.

    MCH-101 Airborne Mine Countermeasures Helicopter of the JMSDF
    http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/japans-mch-101-all-your-mine-are-belong-to-us-07598/
    http://www.naval-technology.com/projects/mch-101-mine-countermeasures-helicopter-japan/

    MH-53E Sea Dragon Airborne Mine Countermeasures Helicopter of the JMSDF
    http://www.mod.go.jp/msdf/formal/gallery/aircraft/yusou/details/mh-53e.html
    http://rightwing.sakura.ne.jp/equipment/jmsdf/aviation/mh-53e/mh-53e.html

    Thanks!

    Supreme

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/13/2014 10:08:31 PM   
    DeSade

     

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    Status: offline     		2 small updates:

    1. YJ-83 (C802A, #541) and YJ-83K (C802AK, #2137) have incorrect export version designations (C803) and should have slightly larger warhead comparing to older YJ-8, YJ-81 and YJ-82 (190kg HE). Now all sharing the same 165kg warhead.

    source is for example Ch. Carslon monograph:

    http://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/chinas-eagle-strike-eight-anti-ship-cruise-missiles-the-yj-83-c803-and-the-family-tree/

    2. #4182 - Generic 3D Air Search Radar [Long-Range] (for example Y-9 Cub) is way too precise - detects all kind of targets virtually without any uncertainty zone (tested vs AN/APS-145 on E2-K. Test save attached

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    RE: FREMM and Naval Scalp - 11/14/2014 2:43:37 AM   
    ClaudeJ


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  • #1766 - D 650 Aquitaine [FREMM] -- France (Navy), 2013-0
    shouldn't have its #2598 - MdCN [Naval SCALP EG] -- 2014 available yet.

    "MdCN will equip the French Navy’s FREMM (multi-mission frigates) during 2015 and its Barracuda submarines in around 2018."
    http://www.mbda-systems.com/mediagallery/#/news/3435

    "Le MdCN équipera à partir de 2015 les frégates multi-missions (FREMM) et les sous-marins Barracuda à l’horizon 2018."
    http://www.defense.gouv.fr/dga/actualite/reussite-du-dernier-tir-de-qualification-mdcn


  • #2598 - MdCN [Naval SCALP EG] -- 2014
    Its date should be 2015, qualification firing are being held but it's not deployed yet.

    "The French DGA (Direction Générale d’Armement) has successfully carried out the final qualification firing of the MdCN system (Missile de Croisière Naval, also known as NCM or Naval Cruise Missile). The firing, which took place on 27th October 2014 at the DGA’s “Missile Test Centre” at Biscarrosse (Landes) on France’s Atlantic coast, represented a missile launch from a frigate."
    http://www.mbda-systems.com/mediagallery/#/news/3435

    "La DGA a réalisé avec succès le dernier tir de qualification système MdCN (missile de croisière naval) le 27 octobre 2014. Ce tir, effectué sur le site de Biscarrosse (Landes) du centre DGA Essais de missiles est représentatif d’un tir à partir d’une frégate."
    http://www.defense.gouv.fr/dga/actualite/reussite-du-dernier-tir-de-qualification-mdcn

    All the best.

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    RE: FREMM and Naval Scalp - 11/15/2014 4:44:24 PM   
    Broncepulido

     

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    Status: offline     		Researching about the Brisbane G-20 Summit 2014 Harpoon HCE/HUCE scenario I found the MU-90 are not implemented and will not in Australian AP-3C and SH-60B, they will keep the use of Mk46 Mod5 to end of operational life.
    (In Command CMANO this only affects the AP-3C - Australia (Air Force), 2007 variant MU-90 capable, the SH-60B-2 - Australia (Navy). 2008 has the correct Mk46 Mod5).

    Sources:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MU90_Impact#Exports
    quote:


    After deciding that its Mark 46 torpedoes were inadequate, Australia set up the JP2070 project in 1998 to buy torpedoes for its Adelaide-class frigates, ANZAC-class frigates, AP-3C Orion aircraft, S-70B-2 Seahawk helicopters and planned SH-2G(A) Super Seasprite helicopters.[5] The Seasprites were cancelled and the Orions and Seahawks were removed from the MU90 programme on budget grounds; their replacements, the P-8 Poseidon and MH-60R Seahawk will use the US Mark 54 torpedo.[5] The A$639m[5] project to buy a classified number of MU90 has been heavily criticised by the Australian National Audit Office on the grounds of cost, insufficient test firings which failed to reveal defects in the torpedo, and the lack of commonality with the Navy's air-launched torpedoes. The MU90 reached IOC in November 2012.[5]


    http://www.anao.gov.au/Publications/Audit-Reports/2012-2013/Remediation-of-the-Lightweight-Torpedo-Replacement-Project/Audit-summary

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    RE: FREMM and Naval Scalp - 11/15/2014 8:07:45 PM   
    xavierv


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    ORIGINAL: Jan Masterson

  • #1766 - D 650 Aquitaine [FREMM] -- France (Navy), 2013-0
    shouldn't have its #2598 - MdCN [Naval SCALP EG] -- 2014 available yet.

    "MdCN will equip the French Navy’s FREMM (multi-mission frigates) during 2015 and its Barracuda submarines in around 2018."
    http://www.mbda-systems.com/mediagallery/#/news/3435

    "Le MdCN équipera à partir de 2015 les frégates multi-missions (FREMM) et les sous-marins Barracuda à l’horizon 2018."
    http://www.defense.gouv.fr/dga/actualite/reussite-du-dernier-tir-de-qualification-mdcn


  • #2598 - MdCN [Naval SCALP EG] -- 2014
    Its date should be 2015, qualification firing are being held but it's not deployed yet.

    "The French DGA (Direction Générale d’Armement) has successfully carried out the final qualification firing of the MdCN system (Missile de Croisière Naval, also known as NCM or Naval Cruise Missile). The firing, which took place on 27th October 2014 at the DGA’s “Missile Test Centre” at Biscarrosse (Landes) on France’s Atlantic coast, represented a missile launch from a frigate."
    http://www.mbda-systems.com/mediagallery/#/news/3435

    "La DGA a réalisé avec succès le dernier tir de qualification système MdCN (missile de croisière naval) le 27 octobre 2014. Ce tir, effectué sur le site de Biscarrosse (Landes) du centre DGA Essais de missiles est représentatif d’un tir à partir d’une frégate."
    http://www.defense.gouv.fr/dga/actualite/reussite-du-dernier-tir-de-qualification-mdcn

    All the best.

    • a source in english
    http://navyrecognition.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2042

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/15/2014 8:09:41 PM   
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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: Mgellis


    C Sword 90 Corvette

    http://cmn-group.com/products-and-services/military-vessels/corvette/c-sword-90/

    (This might be a good model for the generic corvette requested above. The stats for the hull are mostly here...now just add sensors, weapons, etc. In fact, the entire "catalog"...

    http://cmn-group.com/products-and-services/military-vessels/

    ...might be useful in that regard for working up some generic, ready-to-customize platforms).



    more info on this one + video
    http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2066

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/15/2014 11:09:24 PM   
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    http://www.janes.com/article/45773/airshow-china-2014-pak-fa-s-new-anti-radiation-missile-set-for-2015-series-production

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    RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues - 11/16/2014 6:51:43 PM   
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    RE: Mirage 2000D fest for DB3000 - 11/17/2014 9:03:00 PM   
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    here is a serie of proposal regarding Mirage 2000, starting with 2000D. N will come later then single-seater and foreign versions.


    Before all else, please note that what I do suggest comes from books or websites, I have no first hand experience in the air, I did my best to double check things though.
    So what you do have here is nothing more than pure research, nor nothing less. In other words, I've done my homework but keep in mind it's all from public sources.

    Sources:
    - "AMD-BA Mirage 2000 D, Les matériels de l'armée de l'air et de l'aéronavale n°13" (2012), Frédéric Lert, ISBN: 978-2352502531
    - "Dans le repaire du Mirage 2000D" (2013), Frédéric Lert & Alexandre Paringaux ISBN : 978-2-36118-116-1
    - "La Guerre Vue du Ciel" (2013), Lieutenant-colonel Marc "Claudia" Scheffler & Frédéric Lert, ISBN: 978-2915243567
    - "Mirage 2000, Collection Check List N° 2" (2005), Philippe Roman & Alain Crosnier, ISBN : 2-912749-07-7.
    - "Mirage 2000 Upgrading for 21st Century Service" (2000), John Fricker.
    - "Mirage en mission : Du combat canon aux frappes spécialisées" (2009), Philippe Roman & Alain Crosnier, ISBN: 978-2726888575.
    - "Mirage IV, Mirage F1, Mirage 2000, Minidocavia n°20" (2005), Hervé Beaumont, ISBN: 2-84890-080-6.
    - Air Actualités (French Air Force Review)
    - Air & Cosmos
    - Air Fan
    - AirForces Monthly (Lieutenant-colonel Alexis Rougier, Henri-Pierre Grolleau)
    - Combat Aircraft Monthly
    - Flight International
    - Jane's All the World's Aircraft (1999-2000, 2004-2005), Aircraft Upgrades 2002-2003, Radar and Electronic Warfare Systems 2002-2003
    - http://www.checksix-forums.com/viewforum.php?f=279/ antilope, Bensky, bidou, cat plombe, EnZo34, Frenchie, jojo, OPIT, SpruceGoose
    - http://www.guerrelec.asso.fr/
    - http://www.dassault-aviation.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2012/08/Engage_02.pdf
    - http://www.dassault-aviation.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2012/08/Engage_051.pdf
    - http://www.defense.gouv.fr/content/download/133251/1316591/file/JVN.pdf
    - http://www.mbda-systems.com/mediagallery/files/eclair-m_ds.pdf
    - http://www.mbda-systems.com/mediagallery/files/spirale_ds.pdf
    - http://www.snecma.com/IMG/files/fiche_m53_2013_modulvoir_file_fr.pdf



  • #936 - Antilope 5 -- 1989, Mirage 2000N
  • #1993 - Antilope 5-3D
    Both are the same device and should be named "Antilope 5 TC", "TC" meaning "Télémétrie - Cartographie".
    It doesn't gives Heading Information nor is able to perform Surface Search. Like the #847 - Tornado Nose Radar (TNR), it's a Terrain Following and Ground Mapping Radar. Its Air to Air abilities are subpar (due to its frequency I've been told), while it's max A-A range is advertised as 16 n,m, it's practical range is about 5-8 nm. The Magic 2's or the pod's IR sensor, or even Eyeball Mk1 are often more efficient to find the tanker the Mirage 2000D have rendez-vous with (this is verbatim from actual crew).
    The difference from 2000N and D lays in the weapon system.

  • #1892 - Chameleon
    Name is Cameleon ("Caméléon" if you can use accents)

  • #3891 - DDM-2000 -- ICMS Mk2
    Name is "DDM", simply. (Détecteur de Départ Missiles)


  • #70 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 1996
  • #69 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 1998
  • #1282 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2000
  • #23 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2002
  • #1745 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2004
  • #1715 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2011
  • #2861 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2014

    Sensors: should add:
    #2241 - AN/AVS-9 Night Vision Goggles

    Properties: should be:
    Bombsight - Advanced Navigation (INS/GPS)
    Fly-by-Wire
    Night Navigation/Attack (Incl. Bomb, Rocket Delivery)
    Probe Refuelling
    Terrain Following (Land: 200ft (60.9m), Sea: 100ft (30.5m))

    Military Static Thrust at S/L: should be 6562, (64.35 kN).
    Afterburner Static Thrust at S/L:: should be 9700, (95.13 kN).
    Military Static SFC at S/L: should be 0.92.
    Specific fuel flow with full AB: should be 2.12.

    Stores: #1786 - Rubis Navigation Pod [FLIR] should be removed, same from all and any loadouts. France only used it on Mirage F1CR from 1999 to 2003.


    -<<Following proposals only applies to the specific platform # and assume that aforementioned changes have been applied first and >>-


  • #70 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 1996
    Name: could be named Mirage 2000D R1
    Date: should be changed to 1995 (first Sqn. operational from March 29th 1994, however before 1995 there have been multiple subversions (R1N1L that could only use Laser guided weaps, R1N1 that couldn't use any Laser guided weaps nor rockets) each with their very own capabilities but when the Mirage D actually went to combat, they were all, afaik, to the same standard, which is R1).
    Sensors: no #3891 - DDM-2000
    Loadouts:
    Loadouts wit 2 AS.30L or BGL-1000 are not operational.
    Only 12 BAT.100 or BAT.120 fits on Mirage 2000, not 18 (that was on Mirage III/V).
    Loadouts with 4 BLG.66 Belouga CB or T.250 bombs would not allow a 1300 liter drop tank to be carried along.
    As far as I know, loadouts with 8 bombs, be it T.200 or T.25, simply couldn't fit.

  • #69 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 1998
    Name: could be named Mirage 2000D R1 (GBU)
    Date: make it 1999 to have a version for operation "Allied Force".
    Sensors: no #3891 - DDM-2000
    Mounts: add 1x Eclair that brings 2*8 Flares + 1x Eclair again that provides 1* 18 Chaffs. It was fitted at the expense of the drogue parachute during Allied Force (on Mirage 2000C during Desert Storm too btw). Eg. https://flic.kr/p/hxfBo9
    Stores:
    - Delete #1029 - BLG.66 Belouga CB [151 x Anti-Tank Bomblets] -- 1980, they are banned since 1996.
    - Delete #823 - GBU-22/B Paveway III LGB [Mk82] (only came in 2011).
    - Delete #871 - GBU-24A/B Paveway III LGB [BLU-109/B] (only came in 2011).
    - Add #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986.
    - Add #1814 - Mk82 500lb LDGP.
    Loadouts:
    - Loadouts wit 2 AS.30L or BGL-1000 are not operational.
    - Only 12 BAT.100 or BAT.120 fits, not 18.
    - Loadouts with 4 T.250 bombs would not allow a 1300 liter drop tank to be carried along.
    - As far as I know, loadouts with 8 bombs, be it T.200 or T.25, simply couldn't fit.
    - GBU-12D/B LGB + PDLCT loadout can be cloned and the PDLCT replaced by an #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986 pod, its camera does offer a better definition (IRL, not sure it does in COMANO).
    - A loadout with 4 T.25 bombs can be cloned and T.25 replaced by #1814 - Mk82 500lb LDGP
    - Delete BLG.66 Belouga loadouts.
    - Delete GBU-22 and GBU-24 loadouts.

  • #1282 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2000
    Name: could be named Mirage 2000D R2
    Date: make it 2001, first R2 came in the summer of that year.
    Sensors: add #1673 - Generic Binoculars -- Anti-Air & Surface (the pilot uses while the WSO (NOSA,"Navigateur officier systèmes d’armes", in French parlance) use the pod.
    Mounts: add 1 LLC (Lance-Leurres de Crête) that adds 48 flares (6*8), eg. http://i.gyazo.com/c769d36ae92e0a3e1dbd753851cb75ae.png
    T.25 250kg
    Stores:
    - Delete #823 - GBU-22/B Paveway III LGB [Mk82] (only came in 2011).
    - Delete #871 - GBU-24A/B Paveway III LGB [BLU-109/B] (only came in 2011).
    - Add #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986.
    - Delete #1508 - T.25 250kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1507 - T.200 400kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    Loadouts:
    - Loadouts wit 2 AS.30L are not operational.
    - Only 12 BAT.100 or BAT.120 fits, not 18.
    - GBU-12D/B LGB + PDLCT loadout can be cloned and the PDLCT replaced by an #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986 pod, its camera does offer a better definition (IRL, not sure it does in COMANO).
    - Make R.550 Magic 2 Mk2 optional as either only one or none are usually carried over Afghanistan (1 is kept to help find the tanker, due to poor A/A abilities of the radar)
    - Delete T.25 250kg and T.200 400kg loadouts
    - Delete GBU-22 and GBU-24 loadouts.

  • #23 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2002
    Name: could be named Mirage 2000D R2.1
    Date: make it 2004. -> Note: Apache missiles were only test fired in December 2002 and never actually deployed. I thus think that a dedicated platform is not necessary.
    Sensors: add #1673 - Generic Binoculars -- Anti-Air & Surface (the pilot uses while the WSO (NOSA,"Navigateur officier systèmes d’armes", in French parlance) use the pod.
    Mounts: add 1 LLC (Lance-Leurres de Crête) that adds 48 flares (6*8), eg. http://i.gyazo.com/c769d36ae92e0a3e1dbd753851cb75ae.png
    T.25 250kg
    Stores:
    - Delete #823 - GBU-22/B Paveway III LGB [Mk82] (only came in 2011).
    - Delete #871 - GBU-24A/B Paveway III LGB [BLU-109/B] (only came in 2011).
    - Delete #1508 - T.25 250kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1507 - T.200 400kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1892 - AS.30L -- 1989 (too expensive to maintain).
    - Delete #1033 - BAP.100 Anti-Runway (not needed anymore since stand-off are available).
    - Delete #1561 - BAT.120 Anti-Armour (idem).
    - Add #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986.
    - Add #333 - SCALP EG -- 2004.
    Loadouts:
    - Delete AS.30L, BAT.100, BAT.120 fits, T.25 250kg, T.200 400kg, GBU-22 and GBU-24 loadouts.
    - GBU-12D/B LGB + PDLCT loadout can be cloned and the PDLCT replaced by an #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986 pod, its camera does offer a better definition (IRL, not sure it does in COMANO).
    - Make R.550 Magic 2 Mk2 optional as either only one or none are usually carried over Afghanistan (1 is kept to help find the tanker, due to poor A/A abilities of the radar)
    - Clone Apache loadout and replace the Apache missile with a #333 - SCALP EG.

  • #1745 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2004
    Name: could be named Mirage 2000D R2.1 L16
    Date: make it 2010. Updates fitted in between have no use in COMANO (eg. Flight Recorder, Rover).
    Sensors: add #1673 - Generic Binoculars -- Anti-Air & Surface (the pilot uses while the WSO (NOSA,"Navigateur officier systèmes d’armes", in French parlance) use the pod.
    Mounts: add 1 LLC (Lance-Leurres de Crête) that adds 48 flares (6*8), eg. http://i.gyazo.com/c769d36ae92e0a3e1dbd753851cb75ae.png
    T.25 250kg
    Stores:
    - Delete #823 - GBU-22/B Paveway III LGB [Mk82] (only came in 2011).
    - Delete #871 - GBU-24A/B Paveway III LGB [BLU-109/B] (only came in 2011).
    - Delete #1508 - T.25 250kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1507 - T.200 400kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1892 - AS.30L -- 1989 (too expensive to maintain).
    - Delete #1033 - BAP.100 Anti-Runway (not needed anymore since stand-off are available).
    - Delete #1561 - BAT.120 Anti-Armour (idem).
    - Add #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986.
    - Add #2061 - GBU-49/B Paveway II GPS/LGB [Mk82]
    Loadouts:
    - Delete AS.30L, BAT.100, BAT.120 fits, T.25 250kg, T.200 400kg, GBU-22 and GBU-24 loadouts.
    - GBU-12D/B LGB and GBU-49 + PDLCT loadout can be cloned and the PDLCT replaced by an #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986 pod, its camera does offer a better definition (IRL, not sure it does in COMANO).
    - Make R.550 Magic 2 Mk2 optional as either only one or none are usually carried over Afghanistan (1 is kept to help find the tanker, due to poor A/A abilities of the radar)
    - Clone aicraft #1715's GBU-49 loadout
    Comms/Datalinks:
    - add Link 16 JTIDS
    - VHF/FM Radio (Secure), 1 Channel (for Air-to-Ground comms, especially when IED jammer are used by troops on the ground)

  • #1715 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2011
    Name: could be named Mirage 2000D R2.1 (Harmattan)
    Sensors: add #1673 - Generic Binoculars -- Anti-Air & Surface (the pilot uses while the WSO (NOSA,"Navigateur officier systèmes d’armes", in French parlance) use the pod.
    Mounts: add 1 LLC (Lance-Leurres de Crête) that adds 48 flares (6*8), eg. http://i.gyazo.com/c769d36ae92e0a3e1dbd753851cb75ae.png
    T.25 250kg
    Stores:
    - Delete #1508 - T.25 250kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1507 - T.200 400kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1892 - AS.30L -- 1989 (too expensive to maintain).
    - Delete #1033 - BAP.100 Anti-Runway (not needed anymore since stand-off are available).
    - Delete #1561 - BAT.120 Anti-Armour (idem).
    - Add #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986.
    - Add #1924 - GBU-16B/B Paveway II LGB [Mk83].
    Loadouts:
    - Delete AS.30L, BAT.100, BAT.120 fits, T.25 250kg, T.200 400kg.
    - GBU-12D/B LGB and GBU-49 + PDLCT loadout can be cloned and the PDLCT replaced by an #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986 pod, its camera does offer a better definition (IRL, not sure it does in COMANO).
    - Loadout with 2 GBU-24A/B LGB is, AFAIK, not operational.
    - Clone the "Long Range" GBU-24 loadout and swp the GBU-24A/B LGB with a #1924 - GBU-16B/B Paveway II LGB [Mk83].
    Comms/Datalinks:
    - add Link 16 JTIDS
    - VHF/FM Radio (Secure), 1 Channel (for Air-to-Ground comms, especially when IED jammer are used by troops on the ground)

  • #2861 - Mirage 2000D -- France (Air Force), 2014
    Name: could be named Mirage 2000D R2.1 (Serval)
    Date: should 2013 (you then encompass 2012 to 2014 included)
    Sensors: add #1673 - Generic Binoculars -- Anti-Air & Surface (the pilot uses while the WSO (NOSA,"Navigateur officier systèmes d’armes", in French parlance) use the pod.
    Mounts: add 1 LLC (Lance-Leurres de Crête) that adds 48 flares (6*8), eg. http://i.gyazo.com/c769d36ae92e0a3e1dbd753851cb75ae.png
    T.25 250kg
    Stores:
    - Delete #1508 - T.25 250kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1507 - T.200 400kg GPB (no more dumb bombs).
    - Delete #1892 - AS.30L -- 1989 (too expensive to maintain).
    - Delete #1033 - BAP.100 Anti-Runway (not needed anymore since stand-off are available).
    - Delete #1561 - BAT.120 Anti-Armour (idem).
    - Add #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986.
    - Add #1924 - GBU-16B/B Paveway II LGB [Mk83].
    - Add #479 - Damocles LDP Pod [FLIR + LRMTS, 40k ft]. (Supposed to replace PDLCT and Atlis but there ain't enough of them.)
    - Add #1814 - Mk82 500lb LDGP (dumb bombs are back! These are used in airburst mode. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/M2000D_avec_3_Mk_82_Airburst.JPG)
    - Delete #1031 - ASTAC Pod [ESM], as of today, while it's ongoing, that mounting is not yet cleared and will probably not be until 2015.
    Loadouts:
    - Delete AS.30L, BAT.100, BAT.120 fits, T.25 250kg, T.200 400kg.
    - GBU-12D/B LGB and GBU-49 + PDLCT loadout can be cloned and the PDLCT replaced by an #1771 - Atlis II Pod [EO + LRMTS, 12k ft] -- 1986 pod, its camera does offer a better definition (IRL, not sure it does in COMANO).
    - Loadout with 2 GBU-24A/B LGB is, AFAIK, not operational.
    - Clone the "Long Range" GBU-24 loadout and swp the GBU-24A/B LGB with a #1924 - GBU-16B/B Paveway II LGB [Mk83].
    - Duplicate all PDLCT loadouts and put in a Damocles instead of the PDCLT.
    - Create a loadout with 1 #898 - PDLCT Pod, 2 #1531 - 2000 liter Drop Tank, 2 optional #242 - R.550 Magic 2 Mk2 and 3 #1814 - Mk82 500lb LDGP
    - Create a loadout with 1 #1771 - Atlis II Pod, 2 #1531 - 2000 liter Drop Tank, 2 optional #242 - R.550 Magic 2 Mk2 and 3 #1814 - Mk82 500lb LDGP
    - Create a loadout with 1 #479 - Damocles LDP Pod, 2 #1531 - 2000 liter Drop Tank, 2 optional #242 - R.550 Magic 2 Mk2 and 3 #1814 - Mk82 500lb LDGP
    - Delete Astac loadout.

    Comms/Datalinks:
    - add Link 16 JTIDS
    - VHF/FM Radio (Secure), 1 Channel (for Air-to-Ground comms, especially when IED jammer are used by troops on the ground)


    Hope it helps.


    Edit: typo andf further researchs tends to prove that 2 GBU-12 were carried from the start (early version of Rafaut AUF-2).

    < Message edited by Jan Masterson -- 11/18/2014 11:24:31 AM >

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    RE: Mirage 2000D fest for DB3000 - 11/17/2014 11:18:45 PM   
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    RE: Mirage 2000D fest for DB3000 - 11/18/2014 10:47:31 PM   
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    Status: offline     		Forgive the newbie question: how do I pick up the current DB3000 I am seeing here?
    Thank you.

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    RE: Mirage 2000D fest for DB3000 - 11/18/2014 11:29:58 PM   
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    Status: offline     		Go to the game menu, editor drop down and then pick the database and version you would like to use (newest is default unless you load a scenario then it the version the db was created with).

    The requests entered above will be added in time and released with future updates. When I say logged or added to list its me marking the string to know what I've added to our work list.

    Thanks!

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