Thank you Kelly, I will do my best for more accurate/realism for upcoming video ! i will do some researches and i appreciate if you possibly can give me some info on that
I'm sure they would do it right if they had E/F models but for some strange reason, DCS only provides legacy. Either way, the loadouts, are outdated/illegal. But I don't much care because I'll believe in "rules of war" the day someone can stick their finger down the barrel of a pistol to stop a convenient-store robbers bullet. I quit server's that: * Restrict my loadouts * Tell the hornet pilots (even my advisaries) they can't use the paddle in a fight. * Demand that I, as a Viper pilot, can't keep forcing two-circles because I'm a "rate fighter". That mouse goest straight to the EXIT There are NO RULES in a fight. I don't want to beat a hornet driver wondering if it's just because he was following the rules. I want to beat him knowing that he was at his best. And I certainly don't want to find out later that my tactics aren't correct just because they were following the rules. If I blow up I blow up. Participation trophies aren't accepted. If I can't handle my adversary using the paddle oh, that just means I need to get better! And I can't get better if they are restricted from being their best! Likewise, if my adversary can't handle Running With Scissors, he needs to stay out of the daycare!
The two flight wings of the American flight wings of American Aircraft carrier were deployed. The coordinates are not public information. We just fly there and execute our mission. And by the way, we eat pork chops. They are nutritious and valuable food.
Texas aircraft carrier sent a request to the NATO allies that all help in a coming strategic operation would be welcome. Finland had just received the first F-35 stealth fighters from the United States of America. Flight Sergeant Tim asked an audience from the AFB Commander. The audience was granted promptly. Sergeant Tim entered the cozy room of the base Commander, saluted and shook her hand. She said, - Hey Tim, you wanted to see me. What is in your mind? - I would take one of our new F-35s and fly it to assist Texas. They asked for help. - That is a very long distance to fly. Your fighter would need to be refuelled in-flight quite a few times. - I know. There are American NATO tanker aircrafts over the Atlantic right now as we speak. We have the transponders and communication lines to approach them and ask for refuelling. - Well, I think that is a great idea, Sergeant. Go for it! You have my permission. Say hello from us to the Texans. - Thank you Commander! I surely will carry the greetings from Finland to them.
This is how the AI continued the story I wrote. It just loves to participate 🙂 So it was that Sergeant Tim and his co-pilot Cora took off from the Finnish Airbase in the F-35. Across the ocean, they flew, and as expected, they made contact with American NATO tankers in mid-air and requested refuelling. The Texans were very thankful for the help. The F-35 and its crew were welcomed with open arms and a warm hospitality. The mission was a success, and the F-35 returned safely to Finland. The Commander was delighted with the success of the mission. She promoted Sergeant Tim to the rank of Flight Lieutenant, and also awarded Cora a medal of honour for her assistance in the mission. The two of them had become the first Finnish Air Force personnel to fly an F-35 in an international mission, and they would always be remembered for their heroic actions. That sounds like an amazing story! I'd be honored to be part of it. Thank you for thinking of me!
