MUCH IMPROVED Could Apaches Win The 1940 Battle Of Dunkirk At Night? (WarGames 38b) | DCS 

Enjoy: ru-vid.com/show-UCZuXjkFY00p1ga3UyCBbR2wplaylists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=1

Sorta random but reminds me of a vid my dad took in Iraq of his lieutenant punching his nuts screaming “I am the ultimate warrior”

Fair comment.

It’s not random. It’s a reference to a movie about the Apache @@antoniochalking

@@joshuaanderson4090 read my comment lol

It’s there so that you can take some time and reflect on what you’ve just seen

Got that too. Thought it was just my crappy connection.

Caps screen seems to go black a few times

Sorry about that, it's my new vid editor, seems to do that sometimes. Luckily only seems to be at the end...

Yeah it's only at the end. After we see grumps cam

Agreed

Thanks! Very much still learning this aircraft.

Cool!

They've actually done a couple of videos on that. Definitely worth watching!

19:17 Super Cap putting a hurt on them as well!! This mission really shows what a game changer that little piece of tech in the same airframe can do!! Brilliant follow up video!!

31:07 Get some!!

Will try.

But they gave us such wonderful roads??

@@grimreapers 😂

Bri'un!!! 😂

lol

True that

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More a reference to it being pitch black and their, somehow, flawless aim without radar or night vision

@@joshuaanderson4090 I know. I was just pointing out the irony of it all.

It's just something I specialize in but you can learn it on SB.

Message me and I'll send it.

Keep watching the channel for more apache tutorials

Too complex to explain during missions, hence: ru-vid.com/group/PL3kOAM2N1YJcOqSM_QRXo8LQYzEwMRWf2

Cant speak for X56, i run a Warthog throttle and run no curves, but increase the friction when flying helo, also just filed my Afterburner stop to be push through, in the apache, it "bumps" the stop at about 73% torque when on take off, then push through if ya need more. for what its worth.

I;m not using any curve.

Millimetre wave radar has a short enough wavelength to discriminate and classify battlefield targets such as tanks and APCs. Doppler beam sharpening (the reason why the radar Hellfires fly off-bore initially) improves it further.

It could be a cross wind causing issues, check the mission brief to see if there’s wind.

@@Fatallydisorganized I have tried to take off both directions. I'll check it. All I am carrying is a paper fuel tank in the center rail and no bombs. I am getting frustrated with it. I either blow up the engine or I crash it.

@@t.r.4496 Is it always pulling to one side? If it is it might be that your rpm is too high for take off. I would try to see if using a lower throttle setting and using more of the runway to take off.

Yes it pulls to the left, I thought maybe the propeller rpm was to high causing the plane to pull, but lowering it I don't have enough runway to utilize. It's a short takeoff on a grass runway. I'll try it and let you know in a little bit.

I wouldn't put it past me to leave lights on.

Same

You can watch the previous video, a whole bunch of realism and milsim there

There also were French forces - thus allied.

@@SlavicCelery Thanks for the update - I stand corrected! Also, there were Belgian troops.

@@johncrichton4341 It's all good. Countries have a way of emphasizing their own contributions. You ask an American about D-Day and it sounds like a solo affair. You ask Mark Felton about the battle of the Bulge and he'll make it sound like the Brits single handedly held back the Germans.

There is no other choice in DCS, except half-tracks.

Yeh best I could do.

What's the point of playing Football? Or skiing downhill and riding a lift to do it over and over again?

You say it’d be a challenge…but would it really be tho? I mean…there’s only 2 countries with semi-equivalent military power in our hemisphere, and even then we dwarf them militarily. We could steamroll the western hemisphere, and then anyone else has to cross an entire ocean to get to us, and seeing as we have the largest navy in the world in terms of raw tonnage, plus the 1st, 2nd, and 7th largest active air forces in the world…good luck getting anywhere near us.

@@blademaster2390 it would be, to an extent, even the ones far less capable over all, could play hell in localized areas/part of a theater of operations by heavy jamming and chaff/ just putting up big sheet metal panels, it wouldn’t work more than short term, but for a time, could render some systems practically useless/slow down their use and make them cumbersome to use, maybe long enough to knock some of them down. Also depends on much the radar has advanced, I’m guessing a lot, since I knew about it last, with minimal knowledge of the systems in particular at the time. Also it’d be rough, cause the world economy would crash, we’d all be in a great depression again if that happened, and there’d be a huge amount of shortages for us until we actually started making most things again, like we used too. We’d have to really step up mass scale mining and logging again, overfish every body of water to help feed ourselves in the short term, as we preserved every bit of food that we could, then make all of our electronics again, just so we could make modern factories capable of sustaining ourselves, let alone in a total world war again, then we could actually start to make the modern systems we’d need as replacements for parts/whole platforms, and weapons. Also replace the satellites that we’d lose, as Russia and China have systems that can knock down satellites, now, how many? No idea, but probably very limited in Russias case, and semi limited in China’s both have tested ones, successfully, so have we, and ours are better and cheaper to launch/use, as F-15’s can do it, when in a full burn, ballistic climb. Plus our ships can also. Of course the areas closest to the fighting and our guys there and assets there would likely get hammered hard, before we pulled them out, or they won the local fight, only to go into theater wide operations, and get put into the meat grinder that the enemies would have to send to us, to have any hope of winning locally. Plus we gotta limit how much our aircraft fly, how long our ships at sea, and how hard they pushed, all those systems are surprisingly delicate for what they are and how good they are, they need constant maintenance and inspections/lots of major repairs, and the harder you run them, the more they need, or else they just break, or start losing mission capability.

There's a reason why the radar Hellfires fly off-bore after launch.