DD_Fenrir

https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=4168367&postcount=233 Lots to look forward to!

New pics of the next DCS WW2 map - The Channel Map!: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=260382 Note the airfields shown Detling (grass airfield) and Manston (with the Ponies in revetments). The harbour town shown is Ramsgate. I think this will be a paid module; confirmation should be forthcoming. Either way... WH00T!

With zero attendance being evident for any Monday night Il-2:1946 session since the inauguration of the new flying schedule, and the fact that DCS Thursdays has been somewhat Shanghai'd by the 443 Squadron Campaign event, in light of the response to this thread: I am seeing a demand for an extra DCS day and am henceforth claiming Monday! So kick the tyres on your Hornet/Tomcat/Viggen/Mirage/Harrier/Warthog/Skyhawk/MiG/Sukhoi, whip the blade ties off your Huey/Mi-8/Gazelle/Ka-50 and clear the cylinders on your Spitty/109/190/P-51/I-16/Yak-52 - DCS Monday is back! Starting Monday 6th January 2020.

Right, this idea having been floated over two months ago and attracted no dissent of any sort I will now assume is approved. New announcement inbound...

Hey Nick, Dad and I will do the Friday and Saturday nights and depart Sunday morning.

Well guys, some interesting developments in this weeks Newsletter! https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=4160206#post4160206 Welcome to the Pacific!

Count me in and PapaFen!

Control Bindings > Axis > select the cell containing your sidewinder pitch binding > ff tune > tick "swap axes"

Whaddya think of her then Arthur? Nice landing by the way - thought "ooof, he's a bit high and fast on finals!" but you greased it in bootifully I must say!

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Big new update to the Stable for Christmas Eve chaps! Hornet jocks now have true TWS to play with - spamraams are on! More tweaks to the F-14! P-51D sound updated! Normandy map update! JF-17 available! New A-10C cockpit! It'll be a big b*****... be warned!

Great turn out chaps, sorry some of you had technical issues/operating issues, but thanks for giving it a go. We lost a number of airframes throughout the mission (my own being one I'm sad to say), none to enemy action however (we think) and despite the paucity of kills (didn't even fire me guns ) it seemed to be well enjoyed by all - though I must ask what happened to you Dennis? You went MIA after the first contact with the 190s and I never heard a peep from you after! I was forlornly calling for White 4 on our way back home... Phil Style, of Storm of War and YouTube fame joined us yesterday and streamed the event, and even Nick Grey, Boss of the Fighter Collection and CEO of Eagle Dynamics turned up to watch and comment!

Fancy a taster session flying the DCS Spitfire in one of the most authentic virtual re-enactments of late war Spitfire operations? 443 are hosting a mission this coming Thursday the 19th December that is not part of the campaign proper; as such they have thrown an invitation open to all you Dogz who'd be interested in taking part, whatever your level of experience. The hardcore boys will probably be using SRS, but its by no-means mandatory, and I will be in available in both SRS and TS to communicate and pass messages to those who aren't SRS savvy yet. Formation requirements will be considerably less stringent than a scheduled campaign night mandates, so as long as you can keep a respectable distance from the main flights you are welcome to tag along. You'll need the following modules to join: DCS Spitfire LF.IX DCS: Normandy DCS: WW2 Asset Pack 443 WW2 Asset Pack Mod [PM Fen for a link] Let me know if you're interested so I can make sure Wiggy allows us enough airframes in mission. Be good to see you there!

Was kind of indifferent to the concept when I first heard of it. A new payware carrier DLC? Meh, rather have new planes. Then I saw this: Damn you ED. My wallet is smarting already...

Oooh:

Update to Vicious Virgin II - http://www.mediafire.com/file/z15z4hnirnp7wrf/P38J25_402nd_E6_T.zip/file

Thanks, Nick, regard yourself a Captain! You'll be Leading White Flight Note to others, if you don't like formation flying then volunteer for Blue or Green Flight Lead! That way you shouldn't have to do any tight formating! 1. Red Flight Leader - <insert name here> may lead the squadron if the Squadron CO is absent/deems appropriate; If CO leads, Red Flight leader takes the Red 3 position 2. White flight - Jabo 3. Blue Flight - Painless 4. Green Flight - <insert name here>

Gypsy as I will always remember him, in his DCS Spitfire LF.IX

Hold your horses there boys, there are still some hurdles to cross: 1. The unit we have chosen, is, to the best of my knowledge still unavailable; there seems to be a way I can manually add units to the a campaign structure but for some reason it's not working currently with the USAAF squadrons. Pat Wilson is investigating. As soon as I have a solution I will let you know. 2. Need some volunteers to play flight commanders, ideally 3-4. These guys will start at Captain rank, and will, well, command flights! 3. Once the above are established I need to create a campaign and run a couple of test missions before we commit because there are bound to be teething troubles, and I suggest myself and the Captains do so in a private server whilst the rest of the Dogz play co-ops/DFs on the DDZ Dedicated GBS, to avoid the sucking off teeth, twiddiling of thumbs and the impatient exhales of frustration. 4. Once done we can go all in!

Dear Bill, Can't tell you how much I'm gonna miss hearing that relaxed, easy-going drawl calmly emanating from my headphones; the easy-going grace with which you tackled any challenge - in the DCS cockpit anyway, as that is unfortunately the only arena I was able to witness it first hand - and the dichotomy of your quiet, almost befuddlingly laissez-faire, determination, all these made you a pleasure to be around in the virtual skies. The matter-of-fact way in which you treated your illness, knowing your time was limited, was of much the same spirit - and I will take some solace in the fact that, while you always kept hoping for another few months, you seemed, if not fearless, then phlegmatic and philosophical, to the point where if someone had tapped you on the shoulder and said "tomorrow morning Bill, 10.30", you're response would have been "okay, I got 13 hours to have some fun and love my family a little bit longer." I'll miss your stories, your jokes, that wheezy laugh. I'll miss the humility of a gentlemen being instructed in the finer points of Spitfire flying by a young upstart half his age and taking it with such decency and dignity, no histrionics, no drama, no diva, just oodles and oodles of plain good grace. Bill mate, you have a fine legacy and a wonderful family; and, if I may, you have made an example for a not-so-young man to aspire to, and if even a fraction of your grace and decency has rubbed off, well he's a very lucky fellow. I hope you have found yourself back in the cockpit of your T-38 - and this time I think they'll forgive you if you break outta the circuit. Go chase some clouds, Bill. No-one deserves it more.

Not that I am aware of Dave but I shall have a snoop around at ED forums and see if there's any gen on doing so. Stay tuned...

https://forum.il2sturmovik.com/topic/56052-370th-p-38-skins/?tab=comments#comment-856585

Yup. It gets easier with practise. Plus, some will be right so those you can leave in place.

click the cell to highlight the offending binding then hit the "clear" button... Unfortunately no quick and easy mass clear option that I m aware of. Sorry Dave.