Master Arms

Training Tuesday
2021-09-07 19:30 - 22:30, 2021-08-31 19:30 - 22:30 (Europe/Stockholm) | Caucasus
Everyone’s welcome! Sign up, then organize yourselves into flights to practice relevant stuff!
Suggestions:
* Practice things in the syllabus for your main aircraft
* Tanker intercepts and rejoins Jax Tutorial
* Tac turns Wiki
* CASE 1 recovery Wiki
* Overhead break Wiki
* Time-on-target

Kurdish Air Force KAF
2021-09-04 20:00 - 21:30 | Syria
RSVP:
20210904 – 20:00
Activity:
Mission – Ground attack
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Syria, Mi-24, KA-50, F-14B, Combined arms
Prerequisites:
Average knowledge of the aircraft systems
Lineup:
(MI-24 Ground attack)
KAF 2-1
KAF 2-2
KAF 4-1
KAF 4-2
(KA-50 Ground attack)
KAF 5-1
KAF 5-2
KAF 5-3
KAF 5-4
(F-14B SEAD)
GUNSLINGER 1
GUNSLINGER 2
Background:
A couple of months ago, the Kurdish army occupied a Syrian FARP and managed to cease several helicopters. These helicopters will now form the beginning of the KAF: The Kurdish Air Force.
The ISIS offensive in Rojava must stop and we must take back our land. With the KAF we have new opportunities to strike our enemy where it hurts the most.
The first mission for the KAF is to take out a ISIS training area and a vehicle maintenance facility.
Situation:
We will strike our enemy before the troops are trained and equipped, and we will disable their ability to transport troops and ammo.
Time and weather:
* May 3 – 2014
* 0630 local time
* Partly cloudy (1300m)
Package mission:
Fly south along the river from our FARP in Jarabulus. Fly low to avoid the Syrian SAM system on the west side of the river. Use the river as a guide towards the AO.
Primary target (WP 5):
Training area north east of Jirah on the east side of river Euphrates
Secondary target (WP 4):
Vehicle maintenance facility close to the east shore of Euphrates
F-14B:
Use jammer and tactical air launched decoy TALD on the SA-11 close to Jirah
Intel:
* Air threats: None
* Ground threats: SA-11, AAA, Manpads
The AO have several AAA and Manpads, be very careful as you get close to AO.
The Syrian SAM system on the west side of Euphrates close to Jirah is active.
We have asked NATO to help us with jamming/decoy of the Syrian SAM. So far no answer.
ROE:
* Weapons free on all enemy air defences
* Weapons free on aircraft declared hostile
Common Comms:

THT - Battle For Cyprus
2021-09-02 19:30 - 22:00 | Syria
Date and time:
21 09 02 – 19:30
RSVP:
(please sign-up asap though, as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Mission – Ship-Strike, SEAD, CAP
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Syria, UH-1H, AV8B, F/A-18C, F-14B, AJS 37, A-10C, F-16C, M2000
Prerequisites:
Good knowledge of the aircraft systems (rookie slots available!)
Lineup:
(F/A-18C SEAD)
ARCTIC11 (400): Bankler
ARCTIC12 (401): Jasnisse
ARCTIC13 (402):
ARCTIC14 (403):
(F/A-18C Strike)
BENDER21 (404):
BENDER22 (405):
BENDER23 (406):
BENDER24 (407):
(F/A-18C SEAD)
CRIMSON31 (410):
CRIMSON32 (411):
CRIMSON33 (412):
CRIMSON34 (413):
(F/A-18C CAP)
DUSTY41 (300):
DUSTY42 (301):
DUSTY43 (302):
DUSTY44 (303):
(F-14B CAP)
ELVIS51 (100): Bambi / Wex
ELVIS52 (101):
ELVIS53 (102):
ELVIS54 (102):
(AJS 37 Strike)
FENRIS61: Troll
FENRIS62: Lt_Nasty
FENRIS63: Creedarn
FENRIS64: Lassekongo
(AJS 37 Strike)
GANDALF71: Qvintus
GANDALF72: Aniron
GANDALF73: MooF
GANDALF74: Phlogios (Gäst)
(AV8B Strike)
SNAKE11:
SNAKE12:
SNAKE13:
SNAKE14:
(A-10C Air DEAD)
HAWG81: Baconbomb
HAWG82: DeadGun_SWE
HAWG83:
HAWG84:
(F-16C SEAD / CAP)
INDY91: Justin Case
INDY92: Sierra1a
INDY93: Vulture
INDY94: Rakamora
(F-16C CAP)
JESTER11:
JESTER12:
JESTER13:
JESTER14:
(F/A-18C FAC-A)
KRAKEN21 (304):
KRAKEN22 (305):
KRAKEN23 (306):
KRAKEN24 (307):
(F/A-18C CAP)
LION31 (310):
LION32 (311):
LION33 (312):
LION34 (313):
(F-14B CAP)
MUSTANG41 (104):
MUSTANG42 (105):
MUSTANG43 (106):
MUSTANG44 (107):
(UH-1H Transport)
NITRO51: JackFlash
NITRO52: Jinx
NITRO53:
NITRO54:
(Ka-50 Air Interdiction)
ORCA61:
ORCA62:
ORCA63:
ORCA64:
(A-10C Air Interdiction)
PIG71:
PIG72:
PIG73:
PIG74:
(M-2000C CAP)
QUEBEC81:
QUEBEC82:
QUEBEC83:
QUEBEC84:
(A-10C XCAS)
YANKEE71:
YANKEE72:
YANKEE73:
YANKEE74:
(F-16C CAP)
VENOM41:
VENOM42:
VENOM43:
VENOM44:
(AWACS)
STINGRAY: Urist
STINGRAY:
(Ramat-David)
Ground:
Tower: Urist ( CH:7 – Viggen CH:1 – TCN 84x )
Control:
(Larnaca)
Ground:
Tower: M4u3n ( CH:11 – Viggen CH:G – TCN 126x TILS: 9046 – L1 )
Runways: 04/ [ 22 ] <ACTIVE RUNWAY
Background:
To strengthen their position in the war and to be able to build a new strong point of defence where they can continue to build on their nuclear program, the Syrian forces has, with the help of the Russians taken control over Cyprus.
Yesterday, a norwegian Tourist on vacation in Gazipasa, Turkey, photographed from his hotel balcony four large Russian ships loaded with ”Strange army stuff”, outside the small civilian harbour of Gazipasa.
After some research we could ascertain that the Russian ships was on their way to Cyprus when one of the ships suddenly was struck by a major fault on one of their engines, so they had to park outside the harbour of Gazipasa while waiting for technicians to solve the problem.
By the photos recieved from the norwegian tourist we could see that the ships, four cargoships, were loaded with enough weapons to arm every citizen of Asia and based on this, we must act before they can unload the cargo on Cyprus, and from there, distribute it forward to their allies!
The ships may under no circumstances reach the port of Larnaca, Cyprus, wich is their final destination!
The island is heavy guarded by Sa-10s and Sa-6s, Rumors even say that some Mig29s are patrolling the area.
We need our Fenris/Gandalf/Snake team to take out the cargoships
Time and weather:
* September 02 – 2021
* 1400 local time
* Partly cloudy
* CASE 1 conditions
* FORCE QNH 2992 / 1013
Package mission:
Take Control of Larnaca
Destroy Cargoships outside Gazipasa
Order of events overview:
1)Clear Cyprus from hostiles
2)Keep Cyprus clear from hostiles
3)Escort Fenris4-Gandalf5-Snake1 to destination
4)Destroy Cargoships
5)Escort Fenris4-Gandalf5-Snake1 to safety
Intel:
* Air threats: Third and fourth gen fighters and helicopters
* Ground threats: SA-6, SA-10
* Sea threats: Corvettes
* Joker: 7000 lbs
* Bingo: 5000 lbs
* RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
* Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Carrier:
* CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* TCN: 72X
* ICLS: 1
* BRC: 264
* CASE 1 departure and recovery
* Hornet Tank: 2000
* Tomcat Tank: 2000
* Minimum Fuel: T + 2**
* Charlie time 1600
* All aircraft expected to check in for recovery 15:40-15:50
**During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Departures:
* ARCTIC1: 14:27
* BENDER2:
* CRIMSON3:
* DUSTY4:
* ELVIS5: 14:25
* FENRIS6: 14:31
* GANDALF7: 14:33
* SNAKE1:
* HAWG8: 14:29
* INDY9:
* JESTER1: 14:27
* KRAKEN2:
* LION3:
* MUSTANG4:
* NITRO5: 14:28
* ORCA6:
* PIG7:
* QUEBEC8:
* VENOM4:
* YANKEE7:
Loadout:
* ARCTIC1: Flightlead Decides
* BENDER2: Flightlead Decides
* CRIMSON3: Flightlead Decides
* DUSTY4: Flightlead Decides
* ELVIS5: Flightlead Decides
* FENRIS6: Flightlead Decides
* GANDALF7: Flightlead Decides
* SNAKE1: Flightlead Decides
* HAWG9: Flightlead Decides
* INDY10: Flightlead Decides
* JESTER1: Flightlead Decides
* KRAKEN2: Flightlead Decides
* LION3: Flightlead Decides
* MUSTANG4: Flightlead Decides
* NITRO5: Flightlead Decides
* ORCA6: Flightlead Decides
* PIG7: Flightlead Decides
* QUEBEC8: Flightlead Decides
* VENOM4: Flightlead Decides
* YANKEE7: Flightlead Decides
ROE:
* Weapons free on all enemy air defences
* Weapons free on aircraft declared hostile
Common Comms: (See separate AJS 37 presets below)
* Ch 1 Carrier Tower: 305.00
* Ch 2 Carrier Tower (AI): 264.00
* Ch 3 Package: 265.00
* Ch 4 Carrier Red Crown: 256.00
* Ch 5 CAP A: 254.00
* Ch 6 Ground: 250.00
* Ch 7 Tower: 270.00
* Ch 8 Control: 257.00
* Ch 9 AWACS Check In: 255.00
* Ch 10 CAP B: 262.00
* Ch 11 Mission Specific: 259.00
* Ch 12 Mission Specific: 268.00
* Ch 13 Mission Specific: 269.00
* Ch 14 Navy Main Tanker (AI): 260.00
* Ch 15 Carrier Approach A: 263.00
* Ch 16 Carrier Marshal: 261.00
* Ch 17 Carrier Approach B: 267.00
* Ch 18 AWACS (AI): 251.00
* Ch 19 Carrier Overhead Tankers (AI): 253.00
* Ch 20 Air Force Main Tanker (AI): 266.00
AJS 37:
* (Manual) Ground: 250.00
* S1 Tower: 270.00
* S2 Control: 257.00
* S3 Package: 265.00
* E AWACS Check In: 255.00
* H Guard: 243.00
TCN:
* UNION – 72X – CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* ARCO – 101X – KC-135MPRS at 17.000′
* TEXACO – 102X – KC-135 at 16.000′
* SHELL – 103X – KC-135MPRS at 15.000′
CombatFlite file:
Detailed Taskings:
ARCTIC1
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
BENDER2
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
CRIMSON3
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
DUSTY4
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
ELVIS5
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
FENRIS6
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
GANDALF7
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
SNAKE8
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
HAWG9
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
INDY1
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
JESTER2
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
KRAKEN3
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
LION4
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
MUSTANG5
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
NITRO6
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
ORCA7
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
PIG8
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
QUEBEC9
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
VENOM4
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4
YANKEE7
WP1 BE
WP2
WP3
WP4

THT - Home Sweet... Home? (Date TBD)
2021-09-01 19:30 - 22:00 | Syria
Date and time:
TBD – 19:30
RSVP: 22 September
(please sign-up asap though, as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Mission – Rescue / Escort / CAP / Ground Attack / DEAD / SEAD
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Syria, UH-1H, Ka-50, AV8B, F/A-18C, F-14B, AJS 37, A-10C, F-16C, M2000
Prerequisites:
Good knowledge of the aircraft systems (rookie slots available!)
Lineup:
(F/A-18C CAP)
ARCTIC11 (400):
ARCTIC12 (401):
ARCTIC13 (402):
ARCTIC14 (403):
(F/A-18C CAP)
BENDER21 (404):
BENDER22 (405):
BENDER23 (406):
BENDER24 (407):
(F/A-18C CAP)
CRIMSON31 (410):
CRIMSON32 (411):
CRIMSON33 (412):
CRIMSON34 (413):
(F/A-18C CAP)
DUSTY41 (300):
DUSTY42 (301):
DUSTY43 (302):
DUSTY44 (303):
(F-14B CAP)
ELVIS51 (100):
ELVIS52 (101):
ELVIS53 (102):
ELVIS54 (102):
(AJS 37 Ground Attack / SEAD)
FENRIS61:
FENRIS62:
FENRIS63:
FENRIS64:
(AJS 37 Ground Attack / SEAD)
GANDALF71:
GANDALF72:
GANDALF73:
GANDALF74:
(A-10C DEAD / Ground Attack)
HAWG81:
HAWG82:
HAWG83:
HAWG84:
(F-16C CAP)
INDY91:
INDY92:
INDY93:
INDY94:
(F-16C CAP)
JESTER11:
JESTER12:
JESTER13:
JESTER14:
(F-14B CAP)
MUSTANG41 (104):
MUSTANG42 (105):
MUSTANG43 (106):
MUSTANG44 (107):
(UH-1H Transport / Rescue)
NITRO51:
NITRO52:
NITRO53:
NITRO54:
(Ka-50 Escort)
ORCA61:
ORCA62:
ORCA63:
ORCA64:
(A-10C DEAD / Ground Attack)
PIG71:
PIG72:
PIG73:
PIG74:
(M-2000C CAP)
QUEBEC81:
QUEBEC82:
QUEBEC83:
QUEBEC84:
(AV8B DEAD / SEAD)
SNAKE11:
SNAKE12:
SNAKE13:
SNAKE14:
(F-16C CAP)
VENOM41:
VENOM42:
VENOM43:
VENOM44:
(A-10C DEAD / Ground Attack)
YANKEE71:
YANKEE72:
YANKEE73:
YANKEE74:
(AWACS)
STINGRAY:
STINGRAY:
(Ramat-David)
Ground:
Tower:
Control:
Background:
A while ago the drunk, norwegian tourist broke in to Tiyas airport and “layed his hands” on some transportplanes while searching for some military stuff that he could use on his Vacation, the planes never made it to the skies.
Syrian, Russian and the new Syrian rebelgroup are now furious, they all think that the norwegian is our informant, they hate him for what he have done and have promised vengeance upon us. They spread the word that there was a bounty on the norwegians head, the price would be so big that you could buy ten castles like the one Putin have, the only condition is to deliver him alive. Unfortunately for us, Syrian forces were tipped of about his whereabouts, so now he is held hostage at a camp outside Irbid while waiting for transportation to Assel Al-Assad.
We have to rescue the poor norwegian guy before it’s too late.
The alliance between the syrians, rebels and russian wont make it an easy job for us though, they are about to send in pretty much everything they have left against us, from all directions! They have even been threatening to blow up Ramat-David if we dont take a step back from this conflict, they also claim to know where our carrier is heading.
Our best Hueypilots are going on their most important journey, to pick up the norwegian! Every CAP we got have to make sure the Hueys get to the norwegian and out of danger at all costs!
After we have flewn the norwegian out from the dangerzone, our Viggenpilots will make the camp dissappear in any way they want, nothing should be left but green fields when we are done!
The roads leading to the camp are blocked by some ground units at three points, and not so far from the camp we have spotted an SA-3 site, our DEAD group will take care of everything on ground around the camp to make a clear path for the Viggies.
We got two options with the norwegian, we can take him to Ramat where the Feds will meet up and interrogate him, i’ve heard them talk about sending him to Guantanamo, OR we can send him home and let him live his life in peace for the rest of his days!
Just a bit south of Ramat, there is a little airfield called “Megiddo” and from there he will be transported back home to Norway.
Good Luck pilots and let us hope that we can get the drunken, norwegian fellow to safety and put an end to all of his drunken adventures down here in the south.
Time and weather:
* September 23 – 2021
* 1700 local time
* Partly cloudy
* CASE 1 conditions
* FORCE QNH 2992 / 1013
Package mission:
Primary Objective 1: PROTECT everything heading to Irbid
Primary Objective 2: Get the norwegian
Primary Objevtive 3: Drop off the norwegian either on Ramat-David or Megiddo
Order of events overview:
1) Establish CAP
2) Supress SA-3
3) Clear path for Nitro5, Fenris6, Gandalf7
4) Rescue the norwegian
Intel:
* Air threats: Third and fourth gen fighters and helicopters
* Ground threats: SA-3, AAA, AA Tanks, Manpads
* Sea threats:
* Joker: 7000 lbs
* Bingo: 5000 lbs
* RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
* Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Carrier:
* CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* TCN: 72X
* ICLS: 1
* BRC: 264
* CASE 1 departure and recovery
* Hornet Tank: 2000
* Tomcat Tank: 2000
* Minimum Fuel: T + 2**
* Charlie time 07:30
* All aircraft expected to check in for recovery 07:10- 07:20
**During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Departures:
* ARCTIC1:
* BENDER2:
* CRIMSON3:
* DUSTY4:
* ELVIS5:
* FENRIS6:
* GANDALF7:
* HAWG8:
* INDY9:
* JESTER1:
* MUSTANG4:
* NITRO5:
* ORCA6:
* PIG7:
* QUEBEC8:
* SNAKE1:
* VENOM4:
* YANKEE7:
Loadout:
* ARCTIC1: Flightlead Decides
* BENDER2: Flightlead Decides
* CRIMSON3: Flightlead Decides
* DUSTY4: Flightlead Decides
* ELVIS5: Flightlead Decides
* FENRIS6: Flightlead Decides
* GANDALF7: Flightlead Decides
* HAWG8: Flightlead Decides
* INDY9: Flightlead Decides
* JESTER1: Flightlead Decides
* MUSTANG4: Flightlead Decides
* NITRO5: Flightlead Decides
* ORCA6: Flightlead Decides
* PIG7: Flightlead Decides
* QUEBEC8: Flightlead Decides
* SNAKE1: Flightlead Decides
* VENOM4: Flightlead Decides
* YANKEE7: Flightlead Decides
ROE:
* Weapons free on all enemy air defences
* Weapons free on aircraft declared hostile
Common Comms: (See separate AJS 37 presets below)
* Ch 1 Carrier Tower: 305.00
* Ch 2 Carrier Tower (AI): 264.00
* Ch 3 Package: 265.00
* Ch 4 Carrier Red Crown: 256.00
* Ch 5 CAP A: 254.00
* Ch 6 Ground: 250.00
* Ch 7 Tower: 270.00
* Ch 8 Control: 257.00
* Ch 9 AWACS Check In: 255.00
* Ch 10 CAP B: 262.00
* Ch 11 Mission Specific: 259.00
* Ch 12 Mission Specific: 268.00
* Ch 13 Mission Specific: 269.00
* Ch 14 Navy Main Tanker (AI): 260.00
* Ch 15 Carrier Approach A: 263.00
* Ch 16 Carrier Marshal: 261.00
* Ch 17 Carrier Approach B: 267.00
* Ch 18 AWACS (AI): 251.00
* Ch 19 Carrier Overhead Tankers (AI): 253.00
* Ch 20 Air Force Main Tanker (AI): 266.00
AJS 37:
* (Manual) Ground: 250.00
* S1 Tower: 270.00
* S2 Control: 257.00
* S3 Package: 265.00
* E AWACS Check In: 255.00
* H Guard: 243.00
TCN:
* UNION – 72X – CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* ARCO – 101X – KC-135MPRS at 18.000′
* TEXACO – 102X – KC-135 at 16.000′
* SHELL – 103X – KC-135MPRS at 8.000′
CombatFlite file:
Detailed Taskings:
ARCTIC1: WP1 – BE
BENDER2: WP1 – BE
CRIMSON3: WP1 – BE
DUSTY4: WP1 – BE
ELVIS5: WP1 – BE
FENRIS6: BP1 – SA3, BP2 – Campsite
GANDALF7: BP1 – SA3, BP2 – Campsite
HAWG8: WP1, WP2, WP4 – Roadblocks, WP3 – SA3
INDY9: WP1 – BE
JESTER1: WP1 – BE
MUSTANG4: WP1 – BE
NITRO5: WP1 – Pickup Zone, WP2 – LandingZone1, WP3 – LandingZone2
ORCA6: WP1 – Pickup Zone, WP2 – LandingZone1, WP3 – LandingZone2
PIG7: WP1, WP2, WP4 – Roadblocks, WP3 – SA3
QUEBEC8: WP1 – BE
SNAKE1: WP1, WP2, WP4 – Roadblocks, WP3 – SA3
VENOM4: WP1 – BE
YANKEE7: WP1, WP2, WP4 – Roadblocks, WP3 – SA3

Campsite

North Roadblock West Roadblock South Roadblock

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MasterMeet Fly-in 2021
2021-08-31 08:00 - 17:00
Starttid / (Sluttid)
Sommaren 2021
Sista tid anmälan.
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Typ av verksamhet:
-Korvgrillnig, femkamp & nördsnack.
Version + Moduler:
-Verkliga livet 2.7 + Sverige kartan, valfri modul.
Förkunskapskrav:
–
Nödvändigheter:
Teamspeak 64-bit (LADDA NER)
DCS-SimpleRadioStandalone (LADDA NER)(INFO)
Övrigt:
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Tjoflöjt! Nu anländer sommaren och med sommar kommer också MasterMeet. Med tanke på det och att vi faktisk är ett par stycken i Master Arms som flyger privat är det här är en liten intressekoll och eventuell planerings tråd till ett MasterMeet fly-in.
Flyger ni privat och kan tänka er ta medlemmar från era närområden som passagerare så skriv gärna att ni är intresserade av ett fly-in. Har ni synpunkter och idéer gällande aktiviteter, plats och dag så är det bara att PM:a mig på discorden. Personligen tänker jag att Visingsö är en bra plats att mötas på, mitt i landet, vackert och erbjuder nästan alltid en svalkande sjöbris på varma sommardagar.
Självklart kan man också ta bilen till Visingsö.
Bara för att förtydliga är detta en intressekoll och för min del lutar ett eventuellt datum åt sensommar.

Genesis 11 - When Two Worlds Collide
2021-08-26 19:30 - 22:30 | Syria
Date:
21 08 26 – 19:30
RSVP:
21 08 26 – 19:30 (please sign-up asap though, as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Mission – CAP, Strike, SEAD
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Syria, F/A-18C, F-14B, AJS 37, A-10C, F-16C
Prerequisites:
Good knowledge of the aircraft systems (rookie slots available!)
Lineup:
(F/A-18C Strike) Stack: 2000′
ARCTIC11 (400): Bankler (Mission Commander “GODFATHER”)
ARCTIC12 (401): Apollo
ARCTIC13 (402): Kinglevel
ARCTIC14 (403): Anzac
(F/A-18C SEAD) Stack: 2000′
BENDER21 (404): Jasnisse
BENDER22 (405): Chris
BENDER23 (406):
BENDER24 (407):
(F/A-18C CAP) Stack: 3000′
CRIMSON31 (410): Rakamora
CRIMSON32 (411): Vapor
CRIMSON33 (412):
CRIMSON34 (413):
(F/A-18C CAP) Stack: 3000′
DUSTY41 (300): Creedarn
DUSTY42 (301): Nikkar
DUSTY43 (302):
DUSTY44 (303):
(F-14B CAP) Stack: 4000′
ELVIS51 (100):
ELVIS52 (101):
ELVIS53 (102):
ELVIS54 (102):
(AJS 37 Strike)
FENRIS61: Goofy
FENRIS62: Qvintus
FENRIS63:
FENRIS64:
(AJS 37 Strike)
GANDALF71:
GANDALF72:
GANDALF73:
GANDALF74:
(A-10C Strike)
PIG71: Jackflash
PIG72: DeadGun
PIG73: Baconbomb
PIG74:
(A-10C Strike)
HAWG81: Wallgren
HAWG82: Kingtiger
HAWG83:
HAWG84:
(F-16C CAP)
INDY91: Justin
INDY92: Jeprin
INDY93:
INDY94:
(F-16C CAP)
JESTER11: Mags
JESTER12: Tobias
JESTER13:
JESTER14:
(F-16C CAP)
VENOM41: Bambi
VENOM42: Vulture
VENOM43:
VENOM44:
(F/A-18C XCAS) Stack: 4000′
KRAKEN21 (304): Pling
KRAKEN22 (305): WeX
KRAKEN23 (306):
KRAKEN24 (307):
(F/A-18C CAP)
LION31 (310):
LION32 (311):
LION33 (312):
LION34 (313):
(F-14B CAP) Stack: 2000′
MUSTANG61 (104):
MUSTANG62 (105):
MUSTANG63 (106):
MUSTANG64 (107):
(A-10C XCAS)
YANKEE71:
YANKEE72:
YANKEE73:
YANKEE74:
(AWACS)
STINGRAY: Urist
STINGRAY: Bubin
STINGRAY:
STINGRAY:
(Ka-50 XCAS)
ORCA61: Kasper
ORCA62: Insop
(Airport)
Ground:
Tower:
Control:
(Carrier)
Marshal:
Tower:
LSO:
Background:
Seven days have passed since the strike on Al-Qusayr. Yesterday, NATO air forces destroyed 8 of the 30 bridges that enable Syria to provide reinforcements into Lebanon.
Situation:
A couple of days ago NATO and allies implemented a no-fly zone over Lebanon and parts of Israel. This forbids all aircraft from entering the zone, except for military aircraft part of the coalition. The NATO / Israel efforts have shifted towards targeting Syrian infrastructure near the border, in order to limit the advances. Since only 8 out of the 30 target bridges were destroyed in last day’s air strikes, there is reason to believe some Syrian ground forces may have entered Lebanon during last night, but there is still no confirmation on this.
During yesterday’s operations, four non-hostile Russian aircraft were shot down by Israeli F-16s causing a political crisis, despite a swift apology. There’s no official conflict with Russia, but we need to realize that after this incident, there is reason to be cautious. Russia has declared a strict 40 nm radius zone around the Bassel Al-Assad. Any non-Russian aircraft within that limit will be engaged.
Time and weather:
* June 17 – 2021
* 0930 local time
* Partly cloudy (7500′-11500′)
* CASE 1 conditions
* FORCE QNH 2992 / 1013
Package mission:
Primary objective 1: Enforce the no-fly zone
Primary objective 2: Destroy the remaining 22 out of the 30 bridges at targets Lima, Mike and November
Secondary objective: May be called in for close air support in Lebanon
Order of events overview:
1) Package take off
2) Establish CAP
3) Intercept any aircraft approaching the no-fly zone
4) Attack bridges
5) Package recovery
Intel:
* Bullseye: WP1 – N 33 20.000 E 35 46.500
* Air threats: Third and fourth gen fighters and helicopters
* Ground threats: SA-10, SA-6, AAA, Manpads
* Joker: 7000 lbs
* Bingo: 5000 lbs
* RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
* Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Carrier:
* CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* TCN: 72X
* ICLS: 1
* BRC: 264 (SY)
* CASE 1 departure and recovery
* Hornet Tank: 2000
* Tomcat Tank: 2000
* Minimum Fuel: T + 2**
* Charlie time 11:30
* All aircraft expected to check in for recovery 11:10-11:20
**During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Fuel Ladder:
1130 | 3000
1115 | 4200
1100 | 5400
1045 | 6600
1030 | 7800
1015 | 9000
1000 | 10200
0945 | 11400
Departures:
Indicative, flights are free to take off as soon as the flight before has taken off.
* ARCTIC1: 0956 (4, CVN-72)
* BENDER2: 0954 (3, CVN-72)
* CRIMSON3: 0950 (1, CVN-72)
* DUSTY4: 0952 (2, CVN-72)
* ELVIS5:
* FENRIS6:
* GANDALF7:
* PIG7: 0958 (5, Ramat David)
* HAWG8: 0956 (4, Ramat David)
* INDY9: 0950 (1, Ramat David)
* JESTER1: 0952 (2, Ramat David)
* VENOM4: 0954 (3, Ramat David)
* KRAKEN2: 0958 (5, CVN-72)
* LION3:
* MUSTANG6:
* YANKEE7:
* ORCA61: 1000 (1, Rosh Pina)
Loadout:
* ARCTIC1: 2 x XT (dbl ugly), 1 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod, 5 x Mk-83
* BENDER2: 2 x XT (dbl ugly), 1 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod, 3 x HARM
* CRIMSON3: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* DUSTY4: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* ELVIS5: 2 x XT, 4 x 54A, 2 x 7MH, 2 x 9M
* FENRIS6: FL decides
* GANDALF7: FL decides
* PIG7: FL decides
* HAWG8: FL decides
* INDY9: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* JESTER1: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* VENOM4: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* KRAKEN2: 2 x XT (dbl ugly), 2 x 9X, 1 x 120C, 1 x GBU-31, 1 x AGM-65E, 2 x GBU-12, Tpod
* LION: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* MUSTANG6: 2 x XT, 4 x 54A, 2 x 7MH, 2 x 9M
* YANKEE7: FL decides
* ORCA61: FL decides
ROE:
* Weapons free on all enemy air defenses
* Weapons free on aircraft declared hostile
* Military aircraft taking off from Syria are considered hostile and should be engaged. Aircraft flying aggressively at high speed can be assumed military, otherwise vis id is required
* Civilian traffic and military aircraft from other countries than Israel (or the carrier group) should be intercepted if they fly towards the NFZ. If they fail to comply, Stingray can give clearance to fire when inside the NFZ
Common Comms: (See separate AJS 37 presets below)
* Ch 1 Carrier Tower: 305.00
* Ch 2 Carrier Tower (AI): 264.00
* Ch 3 Package: 265.00
* Ch 4 Carrier Red Crown: 256.00
* Ch 5 CAP A: 254.00
* Ch 6 Ground: 250.00
* Ch 7 Tower: 270.00
* Ch 8 Control: 257.00
* Ch 9 AWACS Check In: 255.00
* Ch 10 CAP B: 262.00
* Ch 11 Mission Specific: 259.00
* Ch 12 Mission Specific: 268.00
* Ch 13 Mission Specific: 269.00
* Ch 14 Navy Main Tanker (AI): 260.00
* Ch 15 Carrier Approach A: 263.00
* Ch 16 Carrier Marshal: 261.00
* Ch 17 Carrier Approach B: 267.00
* Ch 18 AWACS (AI): 251.00
* Ch 19 Carrier Overhead Tankers (AI): 253.00
* Ch 20 Air Force Main Tanker (AI): 266.00
AJS 37:
* (Manual) Ground: 250.00
* S1 Tower: 270.00
* S2 Control: 257.00
* S3 Package: 265.00
* E AWACS Check In: 255.00
* H Guard: 243.00
TCN:
* UNION – 72X – CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* ARCO – 101X – KC-135MPRS at 18.000′
* TEXACO – 102X – KC-135 at 16.000′
* SHELL – 103X – KC-135MPRS at 8.000′
CombatFlite file:
Detailed Taskings:
BENDER2
Provide SEAD as needed to support the package.
WP1 BE
WP2-6 NFZ corners
CRIMSON3 DUSTY4 INDY9 JESTER1 LION3 VENOM4
Enforce the no-fly zone. Intercept and identify all aircraft approaching the zone. If possible, take note of markings and external stores. Engage military aircraft taking off from Syria.
WP1 BE
WP2-6 NFZ corners
ELVIS5 MUSTANG6
Enforce the no-fly zone. Intercept and identify all aircraft approaching the zone. If possible, take note of markings and external stores. Engage military aircraft taking off from Syria.
WP1-5 NFZ corners
ARCTIC1 HAWG8 PIG7 FENRIS6 GANDALF7
Attack the 30 bridges. Each flight have target waypoints on 2-5 bridges each.
WP1 BE
WP2-11 Bridge
Arctic1: WP2-11 Primary Targets near “November”
Pig7: WP2-6 Primary Targets near “Mike”, WP7-11 Secondary Targets (=Hawg8’s primary)
Hawg8: WP2-6 Primary Targets near “Lima”, WP7-11 Secondary Targets (=Pig7’s primary)
YANKEE7 KRAKEN2 ORCA6:
Standby for XCAS duty at WP3.
WP1 BE
WP2 Kherbet Rouha village
WP3 Kiryat Shmona airfield
WP4 Sha’al village
WP5 Rayak airfield
WP6 Toufiqyeh Bridge
WP7 Tripoli City
WP8 Rene Mouawad airfield

Övningstisdag - Utbildning radiosnack
2021-08-24 19:30 - 22:30 | Caucasus
Upplägg
Allmänt snack 15 min

Vad är målet/syftet med radiokommunikation?
Vad är brevity och varför har vi det?
Aviate, Navigate, Communicate

Lektion 45 min

SRS-uppsättning, PTT, höger/vänster öra.
Vad är ICAO?
Hur är luftrummet organiserat under MA-flygning?
Vad är en radial?
Olika typer av radiosändningar
Deklarering/begäran
Klareringar (Clearance)
Readbacks (Vad behöver läsas tillbaka?)
Uppmaningar
När använder man respektive callsign?
Hur görs en effektiv incheckning?
Hur görs ett kanalbyte i rote/grupp?
Startup
Departure clearance
Taxi
Departure
AWACS/package check-in
Kortfattat om radiosnack med AWACS
Arrival
Landing
Taxi to parking
Bonus: Användbar brevity

Simulerad övning 30 min

Låtsasflygning med radiosnack på whiteboard + SRS + skärmdelning. De som inte är med och låtsasflyger kollar på och lyssnar.
Övning på övningsservern med flygledning 60 min

Fri flygning på Övningsservern. Motorstart behöver ej frågas. Man väljer själv om man vill köra solo eller rote. Fyrgrupp är ok om man är så pass erfaren och kunnig att man inte vill/behöver öva radiosnack.
Debrief med lärdomar sker pga tidsbrist skriftligen i #mission-debriefing-kanalen på Discord.
Länkar
http://wiki.masterarms.se/index.php/Comms
http://wiki.masterarms.se/index.php/Airport_Procedures
http://wiki.masterarms.se/index.php/Mission_Procedures
http://wiki.masterarms.se/index.php/Radials

Training Thursday
2021-08-19 19:30 | Caucasus

TILS-tisdag
2021-08-17 20:00 - 22:00 | Caucasus
TILS-tisdag
Dags att öva lite TILS-landning för AJS37 på Kutaisi! Start kl 20:00 med en kort genomgång, sedan flyger vi en och en och landar mha TILS på det vanliga övningsuppdraget men med lite sämre sikt…
För de som inte vill köra Viggen och TILS så går det bra att öva på annat, men tänk på att det blir halvdålig sikt.

Övningstisdag med fokus på CQ
2021-08-10 19:30 - 22:00 | Caucasus
Vill du ha ditt hett eftertraktade ankare eller kanske bara mysflyga i goda vänners lag. Denna tisdag diskriminerar vi ingen. Alla är välkomna!
Det kommer att finnas en LSO som kvalificerar båtfolket. Har vi tur sitter det nån i tornet på Kutaisi också.
In och anmäl er! Det finns inget att förlora. (Mer än kanske en och annan fru/sambo-poäng.)
RSVP:
21 08 10 – 19:00 (please sign-up asap though, as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Free training with the possibility make carrier qualifications.
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Caucasus, any aircraft
Prerequisites:
If you aim to get your anchor: General CASE 1 knowledge (know the general idea, can trap). Read through the CASE 1 wiki article.

Training Thursday – 2021-08-05 – Time planning
2021-08-05 19:30 - 22:30 | Caucasus
Activity: Training mission
Version / Modules: Open Beta, Caucasus, any aircraft type (prioritize carrier based ones if you fly many types)
Prerequisites: CASE 1 for carrier aircraft
This evening is about time planning. Being in the right place at the right time. This is of high importance when flying off the carrier, as (IRL) the carrier isn’t open for recovery more than around 15 minutes. Even for pilots flying land based aircraft, good time planning is really valuable.
Goal

We need to be able to RTB in time so that we can land at a certain approximate time point, taking distance, AAR (and pilot skill) and such into account.

Motivation

To more closely simulate real-life operations, aircraft (at least carrier based ones) should recover at a pre-briefed time point.
Having people landing at the approximate same time, makes the event smooth, as we can start the debriefing right away, instead of waiting for people.

Exercise

Fly a short no-threat mission, with a certain push time and time-on-target. Priority number 1 is to get back in time, with enough fuel.

Competition
In order to make it all a little more exiting, we will keep a score count. The flight with the highest score after the mission wins!

Taking off at correct time +/- 1 minute: 1 point
Pushing at correct time +/- 30 seconds: 1 point
Hitting target at correct time +/- 30 seconds: 1 point
Joining up with tanker (regardless if needed, each flight member needs to hook up): 1 point (in total)
Reaching the carrier/airfield before recovery time: 1 point
Reaching the carrier/airfield at least 5 minutes before recovery time: 1 point (in addition to the above one)
Landing with enough fuel (min 2000 lbs) within weight limits: 1 point

Time and weather

November 30 – 2018
0900 local time
Scattered (clouds between 12000′-17000′)
CASE 1 conditions
FORCE QNH 2992 / 1013

Intel

Bullseye: WP2 (N 42° 12.000′ E 41° 39.00′)
Threats: None
Joker: 7000 lbs
Bingo: 5000 lbs
RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Target: “Bravo” – A formation of ~50 Ural trucks

Mission

Take off at pre-briefed time (CVN 72 or Kutaisi)
Go to Hold Alpha
Push from Hold Alpha (~09:56 with 1 minute intervals)
Hit Target Bravo at pre-briefed time (~10:00 with 1 minute intervals)
Recover at 10:50 (CVN 72 or Kutaisi)

Carrier

CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
TCN: 72X
ICLS: 1
BRC: 353
CASE 1 departure and recovery
Hornet Tank: 2000
Tomcat Tank: 2000
Minimum Fuel: T + 2*
Charlie time: 10:50
All aircraft expected to check in for recovery 10:30-10:40

* During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Fuel ladder
10:45 3000
10:30 4200
10:15 5400
10:00 6600
09:45 7800
09:30 9000
Considerations

Always monitor the fuel carefully. If you are low on fuel, fly at max E (~250 kts).
Max trap weight for Hornet is 44000 lbs (use CHKLST page), and for Tomcat it’s 54000 lbs (use brain power).
Plan for AAR well in advance and estimate time consumption (especially with newer pilots in the flight), not forgetting that the tanker might be crowded.
Make sure to be over the carrier at least ~10-15 minutes before recovery time.
The flight at angels 2 in the stack need to commence ~6 minutes before the recover time (i.e “charlie time”) in order to show up in the groove at the right time.
If you have lots of time and fuel before the recovery, feel free make use of it! Practice some advanced formation flying, a rejoin, a dog fight, or anything else, before contacting marshal/tower. It’s a fighter jet, so go ahead and have some fun!

Loadout

2 x AIM-9X/M, Tpod, FL decides the rest (taking 1 XT will probably require AAR, while taking 2 XT might enable you to skip that)

Departure times

Adder1: 09:22
Beaver2: 09:24
Camel3: 09:26
Devil1: 09:28
Zodiac5: 09:30

Fenris: 09:20
Gandalf5: 09:22
Hawg7: 09:24

Temporary lineup
Fenris4 (Hold 11000′, Push 0948, TOT 0952)
1. Aniron
2. Lohman
Gandalf5 (Hold 12000′, Push 0949, TOT 0953)
1. Goofy
2. Melker
Hawg7 (Hold 19000′, Push 0950, TOT 0957)
1. Deadgun
2. Kingtiger
Adder1 (Stack 2000′, Hold 20000′, Push 0956, TOT 1000)
1. Lirc 300
2. Giant 301
Beaver2 (Stack 2000′, Hold 21000′, Push 0957, TOT 1001)
1. Bankler 304
2. Loki 305
Camel3 (Stack 3000′, Hold 22000′, Push 0958, TOT 1002)
1. Jackflash 310
2. WeX 311
Devil1 (Stack 3000′, Hold 23000′, Push 0959, TOT 1003)
1. Jasnisse 410
2. Anzac 411
Zodiac5 (Stack 4000′, Hold 24000′, Push 1000, TOT 1004)
1. 504
2. 505
Echo2 (Hold 25000′, Push 1001, TOT 1005)
1. Mags
2. Tobias
Empress3 (Hold 26000′, Push 1002, TOT 1006)
1.
2.
Epic4 (Hold 27000′, Push 1003, TOT 1007)
1.
2.
Zeppelin2 (Hold 28000′, Push 1004, TOT 1008)
1.
2.

CASE III
2021-06-29 19:30 - 22:00
http://wiki.masterarms.se/index.php/CASE_3
Uppdateras inom kort

** INSTÄLLT ** CASE I
2021-06-22 19:30 - 22:00
** INSTÄLLT **

Genesis 10 - Sea Of Madness
2021-06-17 19:30 - 22:30 | Syria
Date:
21 06 17 – 19:30
RSVP:
21 06 16 – 19:30 (please sign-up asap though, as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Mission – CAP, Strike, SEAD
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Syria, F/A-18C, F-14B, AJS 37, A-10C, F-16C
Prerequisites:
Good knowledge of the aircraft systems (rookie slots available!)
Lineup:
(F/A-18C Strike) Stack: 2000′
ADDER11 (400): Johnny (A/G lead “REAPER”)
ADDER12 (401): Punch
ADDER13 (402):
ADDER14 (403):
(F/A-18C SEAD) Stack: 2000′
BEAVER21 (404): Lirc
BEAVER22 (405): WeX
BEAVER23 (406):
BEAVER24 (407):
(F/A-18C CAP) Stack: 3000′
CAMEL31 (410): Bankler
CAMEL32 (411): Pling
CAMEL33 (412):
CAMEL34 (413):
(F/A-18C CAP) Stack: 3000′
DUSTY41 (300): Jasnisse
DUSTY42 (301): Creedarn
DUSTY43 (302):
DUSTY44 (303):
(F-14B CAP) Stack: 4000′
ELVIS51 (100):
ELVIS52 (101):
ELVIS53 (102):
ELVIS54 (102):
(AJS 37 CAP)
FENRIS61:
FENRIS62:
FENRIS63:
FENRIS64:
(AJS 37 CAP)
GANDALF71:
GANDALF72:
GANDALF73:
GANDALF74:
(A-10C Strike)
HAWG81: Spider
HAWG82: Troll
HAWG83:
HAWG84:
(F-16C CAP)
INDY91: Mags
INDY92: Agaton
INDY93:
INDY94:
(F-16C CAP)
JESTER11: Jax
JESTER12: Jeprin
JESTER13:
JESTER14:
(F/A-18C FAC-A)
KRAKEN21 (304):
KRAKEN22 (305):
KRAKEN23 (306):
KRAKEN24 (307):
(F/A-18C CAP)
LION31 (310):
LION32 (311):
LION33 (312):
LION34 (313):
(F-14B CAP) Stack: 2000′
MUSTANG61 (104):
MUSTANG62 (105):
MUSTANG63 (106):
MUSTANG64 (107):
(A-10C Strike)
PIG71:
PIG72:
PIG73:
PIG74:
(A-10C XCAS)
YANKEE71:
YANKEE72:
YANKEE73:
YANKEE74:
(F-16C CAP)
VENOM41:
VENOM42:
VENOM43:
VENOM44:
(AWACS)
STINGRAY: Apollo (CHECKIN) (Mission Commander “GODFATHER”)
STINGRAY: Apollo (PKG)
STINGRAY: M4u3N (CAP A)
STINGRAY: (CAP B)
(Airport)
Ground:
Tower:
Control:
(Carrier)
Marshal:
Tower:
LSO:
Background:
Six days have passed since the strike on Al-Qusayr. Yesterday, NATO air forces destroyed the majority of the remaining Syrian ground forces that have infiltrated Lebanon and Israel. The risk for rapid reinforcements is high though.
Situation:
Last morning NATO and allies implemented a no-fly zone over Lebanon and parts of Israel. This forbids all aircraft from entering the zone, except for military aircraft part of the coalition. The NATO / Israel efforts are now shifting towards targeting Syrian infrastructure near the border, in order to limit the advances.
Time and weather:
* June 16 – 2021
* 0930 local time
* Partly cloudy (7500′-11500′)
* CASE 1 conditions
* FORCE QNH 2992 / 1013
Package mission:
Primary objective 1: Enforce the no-fly zone
Primary objective 2: Destroy the 30 bridges at targets Lima, Mike and November
Secondary objective: May be called in for close air support in Lebanon
Order of events overview:
1) Package take off
2) Establish CAP
3) Intercept any aircraft approaching the no-fly zone
4) Attack bridges
5) Package recovery
Intel:
* Bullseye: WP1 – N 33 20.000 E 35 46.500
* Air threats: Third and fourth gen fighters and helicopters
* Ground threats: SA-10, SA-6, AAA, Manpads
* Joker: 7000 lbs
* Bingo: 5000 lbs
* RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
* Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Carrier:
* CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* TCN: 72X
* ICLS: 1
* BRC: 264 (SY)
* CASE 1 departure and recovery
* Hornet Tank: 2000
* Tomcat Tank: 2000
* Minimum Fuel: T + 2**
* Charlie time 11:30
* All aircraft expected to check in for recovery 11:10-11:20
**During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Fuel ladder:
1130 | 3000
1115 | 4200
1100 | 5400
1045 | 6600
1030 | 7800
1015 | 9000
1000 | 10200
0945 | 11400
Departures:
Indicative, flights are free to take off as soon as the flight before has taken off.
* ADDER1: 0956 (4, CVN-72)
* BEAVER2: 0954 (3, CVN-72)
* CAMEL3: 0950 (1, CVN-72)
* DUSTY4: 0952 (2, CVN-72)
* ELVIS5:
* FENRIS6:
* GANDALF7:
* HAWG8: 0956 (4, Ramat David)
* INDY9: 0950 (1, Ramat David)
* JESTER1: 0952 (2, Ramat David)
* KRAKEN2:
* LION3:
* MUSTANG6:
* PIG7:
* VENOM4:
* YANKEE7:
Loadout:
* ADDER1: 2 x XT (dbl ugly), 1 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod, 5 x Mk-83
* BEAVER2: 2 x XT (dbl ugly), 1 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod, 3 x HARM
* CAMEL3: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* DUSTY4: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* ELVIS5: 2 x XT, 4 x 54A, 2 x 7MH, 2 x 9M
* FENRIS6: FL decides
* GANDALF7: FL decides
* HAWG8: FL decides
* INDY9: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* JESTER1: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* KRAKEN2: XT, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* LION: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* MUSTANG6: 2 x XT, 4 x 54A, 2 x 7MH, 2 x 9M
* PIG7: FL decides
* VENOM4: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* YANKEE7: FL decides
ROE:
* Weapons free on all enemy air defenses
* Weapons free on aircraft declared hostile
* Military aircraft taking off from Syria are considered hostile and should be engaged. Aircraft flying aggressively at high speed can be assumed military, otherwise vis id is required
* Civilian traffic and military aircraft from other countries than Israel (or the carrier group) should be intercepted. If they fail to comply, you’re cleared to fire
Common Comms: (See separate AJS 37 presets below)
* Ch 1 Carrier Tower: 305.00
* Ch 2 Carrier Tower (AI): 264.00
* Ch 3 Package: 265.00
* Ch 4 Carrier Red Crown: 256.00
* Ch 5 CAP A: 254.00
* Ch 6 Ground: 250.00
* Ch 7 Tower: 270.00
* Ch 8 Control: 257.00
* Ch 9 AWACS Check In: 255.00
* Ch 10 CAP B: 262.00
* Ch 11 Mission Specific: 259.00
* Ch 12 Mission Specific: 268.00
* Ch 13 Mission Specific: 269.00
* Ch 14 Navy Main Tanker (AI): 260.00
* Ch 15 Carrier Approach A: 263.00
* Ch 16 Carrier Marshal: 261.00
* Ch 17 Carrier Approach B: 267.00
* Ch 18 AWACS (AI): 251.00
* Ch 19 Carrier Overhead Tankers (AI): 253.00
* Ch 20 Air Force Main Tanker (AI): 266.00
AJS 37:
* (Manual) Ground: 250.00
* S1 Tower: 270.00
* S2 Control: 257.00
* S3 Package: 265.00
* E AWACS Check In: 255.00
* H Guard: 243.00
TCN:
* UNION – 72X – CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* ARCO – 101X – KC-135MPRS at 17.000′
* TEXACO – 102X – KC-135 at 16.000′
* SHELL – 103X – KC-135MPRS at 15.000′
CombatFlite file:
Detailed Taskings:
BEAVER2
Provide SEAD as needed to support the package.
WP1 BE
WP2-6 NFZ corners
CAMEL3 DUSTY4 INDY9 JESTER1 LION3 VENOM4 FENRIS6 GANDALF7
Enforce the no-fly zone. Intercept and identify all aircraft approaching the zone. If possible, take note of markings and external stores. Engage military aircraft taking off from Syria.
WP1 BE
WP2-6 NFZ corners
ELVIS5 MUSTANG6
Enforce the no-fly zone. Intercept and identify all aircraft approaching the zone. If possible, take note of markings and external stores. Engage military aircraft taking off from Syria.
WP1-5 NFZ corners
ADDER1 HAWG8 PIG7
Attack the 30 bridges. Each flight have target waypoints on 10 bridges each.
WP1 BE
WP2-11 Bridge
YANKEE7
Standby for XCAS duty.
WP1 BE
WP2 Kherbet Rouha village
WP3 Kiryat Shmona airfield
WP4 Sha’al village
WP5 Rayak airfield
WP6 Toufiqyeh Bridge
WP7 Tripoli City
WP8 Rene Mouawad airfield
KRAKEN2
Provide FAC-A support to the A-10 flights. Engage any enemy ground forces in the vicinity of the waypoints.
WP1 BE
WP2 Kherbet Rouha village
WP3 Kiryat Shmona airfield
WP4 Sha’al village
WP5 Rayak airfield
WP6 Toufiqyeh Bridge
WP7 Tripoli City
WP8 Rene Mouawad airfield

4-Ship BVR training!
2021-06-15 19:30 - 23:00 | Caucasus
Re-run of previous 4-Ship BVR training! 19:30-23:00
More info will follow…
Suitable for modules with A2A as primary function, Viper, Hornet, Tomcat etc.
Focus on Flight Leads responsibilities during the engagement:
1. Game Plan (formation, separation, sanitation)
2. Engagement Control (what happens after first crank? Abort-order to wingmen getting to close. Vector wingmen to bait or protect)
3. Weapon and fuel overview (brevity: Flight say State! 3, 4+1, fuel 6,5 = Number 3 in flight has 4 radar missile, 1 heat seeker and 6,500 lbs of fuel)

Wingman focus:
1. Fly the ordered formation and maintain correct lateral and longitudinal separation by use of reference heading, yardstick and data-link.
2. Long range (30-55 nm) FOX-3 shots using the JBAMP technique (High Speed, High Altitude, High Attitude)
3. Respect MAR, Minimum Abort Range, stay outside of 20 nm from Hostiles!

Communication Focus:
ABORT west
DEFENDING north
FOX-3 southern 2-ship
PITBULL northern group
(missile) TRASHED closest bandit
HOT/COLD/FLANKING
Say STATE (Flight Nr, Radar+Heat Seeker, Fuel + damage if any)

Post strike - Package Q
2021-06-10 19:30 - 22:30 | Persian Gulf
RSVP:
21 06 10 – 19:30 (please sign-up asap though, at latest 21 06 10 – 16:30 as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Mission – Strike, Escort, CAP, XCAS, DEAD
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Persian Gulf, F/A-18C, F-14B, AJS 37, A-10C, F-16C
Prerequisites:
Good knowledge of the aircraft systems
Lineup:
(F/A-18C CAP and Escort)
ADDER11 (400): Bankler
ADDER12 (401): Jasnisse
ADDER13 (402): Vapor
ADDER14 (403):
(F/A-18C CAP)
BEAVER21 (404):
BEAVER22 (405):
BEAVER23 (406):
BEAVER24 (407):
(F/A-18C SEAD)
CAMEL31 (410):
CAMEL32 (411):
CAMEL33 (412):
CAMEL34 (413):
(AJS 37 Strike)
FENRIS61: Qvintus (prel)
FENRIS62: MooF
FENRIS63: Goofy
FENRIS64:
(A-10C XCAS)
HAWG81: JackFlash
HAWG82: DeadGun_SWE
HAWG83: Troll
(F-16C CAP and Escort)
INDY91: JAX
INDY92: Jeprin
INDY93: Sierra1a
INDY94: TobiasA
(F-16C Strike)
JESTER11: Vulture
JESTER12: Hellquist
JESTER13:
JESTER14:
(F-14B CAP)
MUSTANG41 (104): Justin Case / Jedi (as backup)
MUSTANG42 (105): Bambi / Spider
MUSTANG43 (106):
MUSTANG44 (107):
(A-10C XCAS)
PIG71: Wallgren
PIG72: Bejo
(AWACS)
STINGRAY: Bubin
STINGRAY: Apollo
STINGRAY: Knugen
(Airport)
Ground:
Tower:
Control:
Background:
Day 4 of Operation Desert Storm – Jan 20 1991
Yesterday the largest airstrike of the war took place when Package Q involving 78 aircraft took of to strike targets in Baghdad city from medium altitude. Until now only Stealth aircraft had entered the airspace over Baghdad.
The strike of 58 F-16´s meet a well defended city and the tactics was clearly not the best, two F16´s were shot down by SAM´s and non of the 4 main targets in the city were destroyed. The tactics were never used again based on the result from this strike. Baghdad clearly must be taken by surprise until the airdefenses is defeated.
The Iraqis got some confidence and our captured friends and downed F16´s has frequently been shown as troféers by Iraqi television.
The war will continue, the sun has raised for day 5 of the war against the Iraqis.

Situation:
A post strike to destroy Package Q target´s in Baghdad has been prepared during the night and will now be launched. The targets in Baghdad from yesterday remains and were never relieved.
Our CAP flights are now patrolling the border with normal routines, the night has been calm without any engagement. Besides Iraqi fighters on highest ground alert also fighters patrolling over Bagdad been presence since yesterday strike.
In parallell with the strike against Baghdad, preplanned strikes to soften up of the Iraqi ground forces will take place before our ground troops can cross the border into Iraq coming days .
Today will be the day the coalition forces will surprise back.
Time and weather:
* Jan 20 – 1991
* 1200 local time
* Overcast, 2 layer (clouds between 8500-20000′)
* CASE 1 conditions
* FORCE QNH 2992
Package mission:
Primary objective 1: Al Tuwaitha Nuclear Research Center (Yellow Cake Factory) N 29°33.816′ E 52°37.952′ 4877ft
Primary objective 2: Oil refinery N 29°35.658′ E 52°35. 90′ 4950ft
Primary objective 3: Air Force Headquarter N 29°35.512′ E 52°29.608′ 5071ft
Primary objective 4: Republican Guard Headquarter N 29°37.675′ E 52°33.608′ 5097ft
ToT ~12:59 (for endurance planning purposes)
Secondary objective 1: Western Armored Divisions N 28°48.891′ E 53°48.781′ 4045 ft
Secondary objective 2: Eastern Armored Divisions N 28°50.960′ E 54°10.196′ 4623 ft
Secondary objective 3: SCUD division N 28°57. 48′ E 54°21.641′ 4759 ft
Secondary objective 4: EWR west N 28°45.122′ E 53°32.964′ 4259 ft
Secondary objective 5:EWR east N 29°06. 367′ E 54°37.145′ 7035 ft
Order of events overview:
1) CAP take off
2) Replace current F15 CAP
3) Strike aircraft takes off
4) Strike secondary targets EWR´s ToT ~12:43
4) Strike primary target in Baghdad (Shiraz) at package decided ~12:59
5) Strike secondary targets (Iraqi ground forces)
6) SEAD on airdefences if capacity
7) Package recovery
Intel:
* Bullseye: N 28 42.230 E 54 35.15
* Air threats: Third and fourth gen fighters and helicopters
* Ground threats: SA-2, SA-3, SA-6 AAA,
* Joker: 7000 lbs
* Bingo: 5000 lbs
* RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
* Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Carrier:
* CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* TCN: 72X
* ICLS: 1
* BRC: 81
* CASE 1 departure and recovery
* Hornet Tank: 2000
* Tomcat Tank: 2000
* Minimum Fuel: T + 2
* Charlie time —
* All aircraft expected to check in for recovery …….
**During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Departures:
* ADDER1:CVN-72 12:15
* BEAVER2:CVN-72
* CAMEL3:CVN-72
* DUSTY4:CVN-72
* FENRIS6:Bandar Abbas Intl ~12:26
* HAWG8: Lar ~12:20
* INDY9: Bandar Abbas Intl 12:15
* JESTER1:Bandar Abbas Intl ~12:27
* MUSTANG4: CVN-72 12:17
* PIG7:Lar ~12:20
* YANKEE7:
Loadout:
* ADDER1: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* BEAVER2: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* CAMEL3: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* DUSTY4: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* FENRIS6: XT, 1×74, 1xKB, 2xBK90 or 8xLD/HD bombs
* HAWG8: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* INDY9: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* JESTER1: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* KRAKEN2: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* LION: XT, FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* MUSTANG4: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* PIG7: FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
* YANKEE7:FL decides, no GPS guided weapons
ROE:
* Weapons free on all enemy air defences
* Weapons free on aircraft declared hostile
Common Comms: (See separate AJS 37 presets below)
* Ch 1 Carrier Tower: 305.00
* Ch 2 Carrier Tower (AI): 264.00
* Ch 3 Package: 265.00
* Ch 4 Carrier Red Crown: 256.00
* Ch 5 CAP A: 254.00
* Ch 6 Ground: 250.00
* Ch 7 Tower: 270.00
* Ch 8 Control: 257.00
* Ch 9 AWACS Check In: 255.00
* Ch 10 CAP B: 262.00
* Ch 11 Mission Specific: 259.00
* Ch 12 Mission Specific: 268.00
* Ch 13 Mission Specific: 269.00
* Ch 14 Navy Main Tanker (AI): 260.00
* Ch 15 Carrier Approach A: 263.00
* Ch 16 Carrier Marshal: 261.00
* Ch 17 Carrier Approach B: 267.00
* Ch 18 AWACS (AI): 251.00
* Ch 19 Carrier Overhead Tankers (AI): 253.00
* Ch 20 Air Force Main Tanker (AI): 266.00
AJS 37:
* (Manual) Ground: 250.00
* S1 Tower: 270.00
* S2 Control: 257.00
* S3 Package: 265.00
* E AWACS Check In: 255.00
* H Guard: 243.00
TCN:
* UNION – 72X – CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* ARCO – 101X – KC-135MPRS at 17.000′
* TEXACO – 102X – KC-135 at 16.000′
* SHELL – 103X – KC-135MPRS at 15.000′
* Bandar Abbas Intl – 78X
CombatFlite file:
Ver 2 updated 210609 21:26
http://masterarms.se/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Post-strike-Package-Q.zip
Detailed Taskings:
ADDER1
WP1 CAP Bravo, racetrack south
WP2 CAP Bravo, racetrack north
WP3 CAP Alpha, racetrack south
WP4 CAP Alpha, racetrack north
WP5 Bagdad city (Shiraz) – primary strike package targets
WP 6 Alternative, LAR airport
BEAVER2
WP1 CAP Bravo, racetrack south
WP2 CAP Bravo, racetrack north
WP3 CAP Alpha, racetrack south
WP4 CAP Alpha, racetrack north
WP5 Bagdad city (Shiraz) – primary strike package targets
WP 6 Alternative, LAR airport
CAMEL3
WP1 CAP Bravo, racetrack south
WP2 CAP Bravo, racetrack north
WP3 WP5 Bagdad city (Shiraz) – primary strike package targets
WP4 EWR west
WP5 EWR east
WP6 Iraqi ground forces zone
WP7 Alternative, LAR airport
FENRIS6
B1 Bandar Abbas pier
B2 Navpoint, small lake
B3 Ingress point
B4 Primary objective 1: Al Tuwaitha Nuclear Research Center (Yellow Cake Factory)
B5 Primary objective 2: Oil refinery
B6 Egress point
B7 Navpoint, close to alternative LAR airport
GANDALF7
B1 Bandar Abbas pier
B2 Navpoint, small lake
B3 Ingress point
B4 Primary objective 1: Al Tuwaitha Nuclear Research Center (Yellow Cake Factory)
B5 Primary objective 2: Oil refinery
B6 Egress point
B7 Navpoint, close to alternative LAR airport
HAWG8
WP1 Secondary objective 5:EWR east
WP2 Secondary objective 3: SCUD division
WP3 Secondary objective 2: Eastern Armored Divisions
WP4 Secondary objective 1: Western Armored Divisions
WP5 Secondary objective 4: EWR west
WP6 Alternative, LAR airport
INDY9
WP1 CAP Alpha, racetrack south
WP2 CAP Alpha, racetrack north
WP3 CAP Bravo, racetrack south
WP4 CAP Bravo, racetrack north
WP5 Bagdad city (Shiraz) – primary strike package targets
WP6 Alternative, LAR airport
JESTER1
WP1 Navpoint
WP2 IP
WP3 Primary objective 1: Al Tuwaitha Nuclear Research Center
WP4 Primary objective 2: Oil refinery
WP5 Primary objective 3: Air Force Headquarter
WP6 Primary objective 4: Republican Guard Headquarter
WP7 Alternative LAR airport
MUSTANG4
WP1 CAP Bravo, racetrack north
WP2 CAP Alpha, racetrack north
WP3 Bagdad city (Shiraz) – primary strike package targets
PIG7
WP1 Secondary objective 5:EWR east
WP2 Secondary objective 3: SCUD division
WP3 Secondary objective 2: Eastern Armored Divisions
WP4 Secondary objective 1: Western Armored Divisions
WP5 Secondary objective 4: EWR west
WP6 Alternative, LAR airport
YANKEE7
WP1
WP2
WP3
WP4

CASE 1 Recovery Procedures
2021-06-08 19:30 - 22:30 | Caucasus
RSVP:
21 06 08 – 19:30 (please sign-up asap though, as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Training – CASE 1 recovery procedures (server open for other training as well)
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Caucasus, any aircraft
Prerequisites:
General CASE 1 knowledge (know the general idea, can trap). Read through the CASE 1 wiki article.
Lineup:
(F/A-18C Training)
ADDER11 (300): Jasnisse
ADDER12 (301): Voyager
ADDER13 (302): Pling
ADDER14 (303): Punch
(F/A-18C Training)
BEAVER21 (304): Apollo
BEAVER22 (305): WeX
BEAVER23 (306):
BEAVER24 (307):
(F/A-18C Training)
CAMEL31 (310): Loki
CAMEL32 (311): Vapor
CAMEL33 (312):
CAMEL34 (313):
(F/A-18C Training)
DEVIL11 (410): Lirc
DEVIL12 (411): Mallet
DEVIL13 (412):
DEVIL14 (413):
(F/A-18C Training)
ZODIAC51 (574):
ZODIAC52 (575):
ZODIAC53 (576):
ZODIAC54 (577):
(F-14B Training)
CHEETAH41 (500):
CHEETAH42 (501):
CHEETAH43 (502):
CHEETAH44 (503):
(F-14B Training)
GYPSY61 (504): Bambi
GYPSY62 (505): Fritter
GYPSY63 (506): Bucketeye
GYPSY64 (507):
(CVN-72)
Marshal:
Tower:
LSO:
Objective
Increase our skills in performing a smooth large-scale CASE 1 recovery, nailing timing, situation awareness and comms.
Motivation
Rounding off a mission with a solid CASE 1 recovery is great because:
1) It’s nice to survive after a mission.
2) It’s nice when everybody lands within a short window of time, so that people don’t need to sit around and wait for others to land before we can start the debriefing.
Exercise
1) Before we start flying, we’ll quickly go through the procedures in the step brief, covering the most common pitfalls and such.
2) There will be a charlie time (i.e when the first aircraft is expected to show up in the groove) and prebriefed stack altitudes.
3) Everyone will start airborne approx 75 nm from the carrier.
4) Each flight should setup their aircraft following HAIL-R.
5) Flights check in with marshal at 50 nm and perform CASE 1 recovery.
6) When everyone is down, we’ll make a very quick halftime debrief, and then we do it all again!
Evaluation
We’ll go through the Tacview and evaluate how smooth things went. Special attention will be directed towards:
1) Did we make safe but swift descends and commences in the stack to keep the tempo at a good pace?
2) Did we have enough SA to not cut each other off when entering the pattern?
3) Were we strict enough in avoiding downwind extensions?
4) Were bolters handled in a correct fashion? (i.e turn right aligning with BRC, climb to 600′, turn left into pattern WHEN CLEAR, i.e last downwind aircraft is behind you 30-45 degrees).

Genesis 09 - Heaven Can Wait
2021-06-03 19:30 - 22:30 | Syria
RSVP:
21 06 02 – 19:30 (please sign-up asap though, as it makes things easier to plan)
Activity:
Mission – CAP, Air Interdiction
Version / Modules:
Open Beta, Syria, F/A-18C, F-14B, AJS 37, A-10C, F-16C, UH-1, Ka-50
Prerequisites:
Good knowledge of the aircraft systems (rookie slots available!)
Lineup:
(F/A-18C Air Interdiction) Stack: 3000′
ADDER11 (400): Johnny
ADDER12 (401): Nikkar_73
ADDER13 (402): Creedarn
ADDER14 (403): Nillefix
(F/A-18C CAP) Stack: 4000′
BEAVER21 (404): Bankler
BEAVER22 (405): Mallet
BEAVER23 (406):
BEAVER24 (407):
(F/A-18C CAP) Stack: 5000′
CAMEL31 (410): Loki
CAMEL32 (411): Voyager
CAMEL33 (412):
CAMEL34 (413):
(F/A-18C CAP) Stack: 6000′
DUSTY41 (300): Jasnisse
DUSTY42 (301): Pling
DUSTY43 (302):
DUSTY44 (303):
(F-14B CAP) Stack: 2000′
ELVIS51 (100): Shiggan / Justin Case (Justin Case: Mission commander “GODFATHER”)
ELVIS52 (101): WeX / Spider
ELVIS53 (102):
ELVIS54 (102):
(AJS 37 Strike)
FENRIS61: Qvintus
FENRIS62: Goofy
FENRIS63:
FENRIS64:
(AJS 37 Strike)
GANDALF71:
GANDALF72:
GANDALF73:
GANDALF74:
(A-10C Air Interdiction)
HAWG81: Wallgren
HAWG82: Bejo
HAWG83:
HAWG84:
(F-16C CAP)
INDY91: Jax
INDY92: Sierra
INDY93: Tobias
INDY94: Jeprin
(F-16C CAP)
JESTER11: Agaton
JESTER12: MaximusHenke
JESTER13:
JESTER14:
(F/A-18C FAC-A)
KRAKEN21 (304):
KRAKEN22 (305):
KRAKEN23 (306):
KRAKEN24 (307):
(F/A-18C CAP)
LION31 (310):
LION32 (311):
LION33 (312):
LION34 (313):
(F-14B CAP) Stack: 2000′
MUSTANG61 (104): Fritter
MUSTANG62 (105): Bambi / BFQ
MUSTANG63 (106):
MUSTANG64 (107):
(UH-1H Air Interdiction)
NITRO51:
NITRO52:
NITRO53:
NITRO54:
(Ka-50 Air Interdiction)
ORCA61: Kasper
ORCA62:
ORCA63:
ORCA64:
(A-10C Air Interdiction)
PIG71: Jackflash (A/G lead “REAPER”)
PIG72: Troll
PIG73:
PIG74:
(A-10C Air Interdiction)
YANKEE71: Deadgun
YANKEE72: SageNTitled
YANKEE73:
YANKEE74:
(F-16C CAP)
VENOM41:
VENOM42:
VENOM43:
VENOM44:
(AWACS)
STINGRAY: Apollo (CHECKIN)
STINGRAY: Urist (PKG)
STINGRAY: Bubin (CAP A)
STINGRAY: Knugen (CAP B)
(Airport)
Ground: Nosmoker
Tower: Dejjvid
Control:
(Carrier)
Marshal: Knugen
Tower:
LSO: Punch
Background:
Five days have passed since the strike on Al-Qusayr. During the past nights, Syrian special forces and small units of tanks, armored vehicles and mobile air defenses crossed the border into Lebanon and seized control of a number of locations of strategic significance.
While blue coalition forces failed to stop the movements the first night, the second night was much more costly for the Syrian forces, and this night there were no reports on additional troops entering from Syria.
A significant number of Syrian special forces and armored units have entered Israel and Lebanon and established strongholds in a number of locations.
Situation:
This morning NATO and allies implemented a no-fly zone over Lebanon and parts of Israel. This forbids all aircraft from entering the zone, except for military aircraft part of the coalition. NATO is now targeting the enemy positions in Lebanon in an effort to retake control.
Time and weather:
* June 15 – 2021
* 0930 local time
* Partly cloudy (7500′-11500′)
* CASE 1 conditions
* FORCE QNH 2992 / 1013
Package mission:
Primary objective 1: Enforce the no-fly zone
Primary objective 2: Destroy all enemy forces at Kiryat Shmona airport
Secondary objective: Destroy all enemy forces at key positions in Lebanon
Order of events overview:
1) Package take off
2) Establish CAP
3) Intercept any aircraft approaching the no-fly zone
4) Attack key enemy positions
5) Package recovery
Intel:
* Bullseye: WP1 – N 33 20.000 E 35 46.500
* Air threats: Third and fourth gen fighters and helicopters
* Ground threats: SA-6, AAA, Manpads
* Joker: 7000 lbs
* Bingo: 5000 lbs
* RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
* Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Carrier:
* CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* TCN: 72X
* ICLS: 1
* BRC: 264 (SY)
* CASE 1 departure and recovery
* Hornet Tank: 2000
* Tomcat Tank: 2000
* Minimum Fuel: T + 2**
* Charlie time 11:30
* All aircraft expected to check in for recovery 11:10-11:20
**During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Fuel ladder:
1130 | 3000
1115 | 4200
1100 | 5400
1045 | 6600
1030 | 7800
1015 | 9000
1000 | 10200
0945 | 11400
Departures:
Indicative, flights are free to take off as soon as the flight before has taken off.
* ADDER1: 0952 (3, CVN-72)
* BEAVER2: 0954 (4, CVN-72)
* CAMEL3: 0956 (5, CVN-72)
* DUSTY4: 0958 (6, CVN-72)
* ELVIS5: 0950 (1, CVN-72)
* FENRIS6: 1015 (6, Ramat David)
* GANDALF7:
* HAWG8: 0956 (4, Ramat David)
* INDY9: 0950 (1, Ramat David)
* JESTER1: 0952 (2, Ramat David)
* KRAKEN2:
* LION3:
* MUSTANG6: 0951 (2, CVN-72)
* NITRO5:
* ORCA6: 1000 (1, Rosh Pina)
* PIG7: 0954 (3, Ramat David)
* VENOM4:
* YANKEE7: 0958 (5, Ramat David)
Loadout:
* ADDER1: 2 x XT (dbl ugly), 1 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod, 1 x HARM, 1 x 65E, 2 x GBU-12
* BEAVER2: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* CAMEL3: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* DUSTY4: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* ELVIS5: 2 x XT, 4 x 54A, 2 x 7MH, 2 x 9M
* FENRIS6: FL decides
* GANDALF7: FL decides
* HAWG8: FL decides
* INDY9: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* JESTER1: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* KRAKEN2: XT, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* LION: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 2 x 9X, Tpod
* MUSTANG6: 2 x XT, 4 x 54A, 2 x 7MH, 2 x 9M
* NITRO5: FL decides
* ORCA6: FL decides
* PIG7: FL decides
* VENOM4: 2 x XT, 5 x 120C, 1 x 9X, TGP
* YANKEE7: FL decides
ROE:
* Weapons free on all enemy air defences
* Weapons free on aircraft declared hostile
* Military aircraft taking off from Syria are considered hostile and should be engaged. Aircraft flying aggressively at high speed can be assumed military, otherwise vis id is required
* Civilian traffic and military aircraft from other countries than Israel (or the carrier group) should be intercepted. If they fail to comply, you’re cleared to fire
Common Comms: (See separate AJS 37 presets below)
* Ch 1 Carrier Tower: 305.00
* Ch 2 Carrier Tower (AI): 264.00
* Ch 3 Package: 265.00
* Ch 4 Carrier Red Crown: 256.00
* Ch 5 CAP A: 254.00
* Ch 6 Ground: 250.00
* Ch 7 Tower: 270.00
* Ch 8 Control: 257.00
* Ch 9 AWACS Check In: 255.00
* Ch 10 CAP B: 262.00
* Ch 11 Mission Specific: 259.00
* Ch 12 Mission Specific: 268.00
* Ch 13 Mission Specific: 269.00
* Ch 14 Navy Main Tanker (AI): 260.00
* Ch 15 Carrier Approach A: 263.00
* Ch 16 Carrier Marshal: 261.00
* Ch 17 Carrier Approach B: 267.00
* Ch 18 AWACS (AI): 251.00
* Ch 19 Carrier Overhead Tankers (AI): 253.00
* Ch 20 Air Force Main Tanker (AI): 266.00
AJS 37:
* (Manual) Ground: 250.00
* S1 Tower: 270.00
* S2 Control: 257.00
* S3 Package: 265.00
* E AWACS Check In: 255.00
* H Guard: 243.00
TCN:
* UNION – 72X – CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
* ARCO – 101X – KC-135MPRS at 17.000′
* TEXACO – 102X – KC-135 at 16.000′
* SHELL – 103X – KC-135MPRS at 15.000′
CombatFlite file:
Detailed Taskings:
BEAVER2 CAMEL3 DUSTY4 INDY9 JESTER1 LION3 VENOM4
Enforce the no-fly zone. Intercept and identify all aircraft approaching the zone. If possible, take note of markings and external stores. Engage military aircraft taking off from Syria.
WP1 BE
WP2-6 NFZ corners
ELVIS5 MUSTANG6
Enforce the no-fly zone. Intercept and identify all aircraft approaching the zone. If possible, take note of markings and external stores. Engage military aircraft taking off from Syria.
WP1-5 NFZ corners
FENRIS6 GANDALF7
Take off when CAP has been established. Attack ground forces gathering in the Tripoli Stadium
WP1 BE
WP2 Ingress
WP3 Ingress
WP4 IP
WP5 Target – Tripoli Stadium
ADDER1 HAWG8 PIG7 YANKEE7
Engage any enemy ground forces in the vicinity of the waypoints.
WP1 BE
WP2 Kherbet Rouha village – Enemy spec ops
WP3 Kiryat Shmona airfield – Enemy armor
WP4 Sha’al village – Enemy spec ops
WP5 Rayak airfield – Enemy armor
WP6 Toufiqyeh Bridge – Enemy armor
WP7 Tripoli City – Enemy infantry
WP8 Rene Mouawad airfield – Enemy armor
KRAKEN2
Provide FAC-A support to the A-10 flights. Engage any enemy ground forces in the vicinity of the waypoints.
WP1 BE
WP2 Kherbet Rouha village – Enemy spec ops
WP3 Kiryat Shmona airfield – Enemy armor
WP4 Sha’al village – Enemy spec ops
WP5 Rayak airfield – Enemy armor
WP6 Toufiqyeh Bridge – Enemy armor
WP7 Tripoli City – Enemy infantry
WP8 Rene Mouawad airfield – Enemy armor
NITRO5 ORCA6
Take off from Rosh Pina. Assault and take control of Kiryat Shmona airfield.
WP1 BE
WP2 Kherbet Rouha village – Enemy spec ops
WP3 Kiryat Shmona airfield – Enemy armor
WP4 Sha’al village – Enemy spec ops
WP5 Rayak airfield – Enemy armor

Övningstisdag - VFR Navigation
2021-06-01 19:30 - 22:00 | Caucasus
Standardrundan

BP
Longitud
Latitud
Beskrivning
Avstånd (Km)

1
38 03 16
45 01 34
Järnvägsbro
N/A

2
38 34 20
45 06 25
Ö i floden
42

3
38 08 30
45 14 02
Järnvägsstation
37

4
37 17 04
45 11 27
Järnvägsstation
68

5
37 27 23
45 53 30
Vägbro
36

6
38 00 41
44 34 22
Gelenzdhik Flygplats
57

7
37 55 54
44 52 48
Vägbro
35

Utmanande rundan (Också känd som tågfantastens våta dröm)
OBS: Notera att avståndet är i kilometer. Konvertera till Imperial / Nautical miles vid behov
OBS: TOT för alla punkter mäts efter passage av BP1.
OBS: Taket för rundan är Rostov-on-Don TMA, 4500 fot och upp

BP
Long
Lat
Beskrivning
Avstånd (Kilometer)
Tid över – Propellerplan
Tid över – Jetplan

1
38 03 16
45 01 34
Järnvägsbro
N/A
00:00:00
00:00:00

2
38 32 49
44 51 49
Järnvägsstation
43
00:06:24
00:04:38

3
39 07 39
44 39 07
Järnvägsstation
52
00:13:05
00:10:45

4
40 10 57
44 24 34
Järnvägsstation
88
00:25:15
00:19:32

5
40 06 20
44 37 29
Järnvägsstation
25
00:28:50
00:22:46

6
39 41 25
45 13 34
Järnvägsstation
75
00:39:50
00:30:52

7
39 02 40
45 02 22
Järnvägsstation
55
00:46:55
00:38:00

Restriktionszoner

ID
Vertikala gränser
Anmärkningar

R16B
3500 AMSL – GND
Fågelskyddsområde

R67
4500 – 2000 AMSL
TOP SECRET

R88
3000 AMSL – GND
Maykops modellflygarförening

Rookie Mini SEAD and Strike Mission
2021-05-30 20:15 - 22:00 | Caucasus
Nybörjarvänligt anfall mot Beslan flygfält imorgon, söndag, med motorstart 20:15 på vår träningsserver. Anfallet består av komponenterna SEAD, Strike och Escort. Tänker mig en till flera flights med SEAD och/eller strike capability samt escort i nån turbokärra om nån är sugen på det. Främst tänkt för @Rookies och nya i gänget men alla @Members är så klart varmt välkomna!
Weasel Targets:
Target Alpha (SA-2) N 43 12 48 E 44 37 29 Elev 1770ft
Target Bravo (SA-6) N 43 09 12 E 44 39 33 Elev 1831ft
Target Charlie (SA-11) N 43 13 12 E 44 34 37 Elev 1606ft
Anpassar mängden SAM efter deltagare.
Strike Targets:
Target Irene (3 ammo buildings) N 43 12 06 E 44 36 23 E 44 36 23 Elev 1722ft
Target Juliet (1 ammo building) N 43 12 03 E 44 36 40 Elev 1722ft
Target Karen (Fuel storage, 2 buildings, outdoor storage) N 43 12 01 E 44 36 49 Elev 1729ft
Order of events:
1. Departure Kutaisi 07 via exit North
2. Hold NE of exit North until push
3. Push. Push speed 350 kts ind.
4. SEAD attack
5. Strike attack
6. Form up and egress
7. Tank if needed
8. Approach Kutaisi via Lanchuti transition and entry West for 07
Package:
PL Adder11 Johnny
Dep. PL Empress31 Mags
Package channel Ch5
Adder1 (F/A-18C): 1 Johnny, 2 Vapor, 3 Nillefix, 4 Mallet
Hold 22000ft. Weasel target Charlie. Strike targets Irene and Juliet. Strike block alt 14-17000ft.
Beaver2 (F/A-18C): 1 Creedarn, 2 RobinM
Hold 23000ft Weasel target Alpha. Strike target Karen. Strike block alt 18-21000.
Empress3 (F-16C): 1 Mags, 2 Vulture, 3 Agaton, 4
Hold 24000ft. Weasel target Bravo. DEAD on targets Weasel targets in order of importance Charlie, Bravo, Alpha, with orbit block alt 22-25000, call out deviations if necessary.
Cheetah4 (F-14B): 1 Justin/Shiggan, 2 Troll/Jedi, 3, 4
Hold 35000ft.
SEAD and Strike flights weapons: AGM-88C HARM and GBU-38/GBU-12 or equivalents. 2x XT.
Escort flight loadout: tasteful mix of A/A weapons.
Kasta gärna ett getöga här för SEAD procedure https://discord.com/channels/308882827540299776/722186373091688479/847732720813735936

Övningstorsdag
2021-05-27 19:30 - 22:30 | Caucasus
Visst vore det härligt med ett par silvervingar innan semestern. Öva ensam eller i grupp på just ditt flygplans syllabus! Ta gärna kontakt med andra medlemmar på Discord i tex #mission-planning
Alla syllabi http://wiki.masterarms.se/index.php/Aircraft_Syllabi

Övningstisdag
2021-05-25 19:30 - 22:00 | Caucasus
Övningstisdag. Flygning i grupp eller solo på övningsservern. Valfri övning om ingen styr upp något särskilt.

BVR in 2-ship and 4-ship
2021-05-20 19:30 - 22:00
Välkomna till torsdagens träningskväll!
Mål: Öva och höja våra färdigheter i tidsplanering, CAP och BVR-strid
Varför: Dessa tre fokuspunkter är alla vitala för större uppdrag och kräver att man hittar ett arbetsflöde som fungerar.
Hur: Briefing följt av praktisk träning med användning av pausfunktion för evaluering och eftertanke.
Moduler: Alla A2A-moduler “funkar” men försök få till 4-grupper. De flesta kan flyga Hornet eller Viper, men får man ihop en 4-grupp Tomcats är det awesome.
Vi har 3 fokuspunkter:

Time
CAP
BVR-Engagement

Varje grupp får en starttid som ska prickas +/- 1 min
Etablera väntläge på Bulls Eye (vänstersvängar)
Varje grupp får en tid att anlända till CAP Racetrack (mellan två waypoints)
Under CAP kommer skarpt motstånd att anlända och ska bekämpas
Efter strid AAR training
RTB

Training Tuesday - 2021-05-18 - Time planning
2021-05-18 19:30 - 22:30 | Caucasus
Activity: Training mission
Version / Modules: Open Beta, Caucasus, any aircraft type (prioritize carrier based ones if you fly many types)
Prerequisites: CASE 1 for carrier aircraft
This evening is about time planning. Being in the right place at the right time. This is of high importance when flying off the carrier, as (IRL) the carrier isn’t open for recovery more than around 15 minutes. Even for pilots flying land based aircraft, good time planning is really valuable.
Goal

We need to be able to RTB in time so that we can land at a certain approximate time point, taking distance, AAR (and pilot skill) and such into account.

Motivation

To more closely simulate real-life operations, aircraft (at least carrier based ones) should recover at a pre-briefed time point.
Having people landing at the approximate same time, makes the event smooth, as we can start the debriefing right away, instead of waiting for people.

Exercise

Fly a short no-threat mission, with a certain push time and time-on-target. Priority number 1 is to get back in time, with enough fuel.

Competition
In order to make it all a little more exiting, we will keep a score count. The flight with the highest score after the mission wins!

Taking off at correct time +/- 1 minute: 1 point
Pushing at correct time +/- 30 seconds: 1 point
Hitting target at correct time +/- 30 seconds: 1 point
Joining up with tanker (regardless if needed, each flight member needs to hook up): 1 point (in total)
Reaching the carrier/airfield before recovery time: 1 point
Reaching the carrier/airfield at least 5 minutes before recovery time: 1 point (in addition to the above one)
Landing with enough fuel (min 2000 lbs) within weight limits: 1 point

Time and weather

November 30 – 2018
0900 local time
Scattered (clouds between 12000′-17000′)
CASE 1 conditions
FORCE QNH 2992 / 1013

Intel

Bullseye: WP2 (N 42° 12.000′ E 41° 39.00′)
Threats: None
Joker: 7000 lbs
Bingo: 5000 lbs
RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
Abort mission code: NIGHTFALL
Target: “Bravo” – A formation of ~50 Ural trucks

Mission

Take off at pre-briefed time (CVN 72 or Kutaisi)
Go to Hold Alpha
Push from Hold Alpha (~09:56 with 1 minute intervals)
Hit Target Bravo at pre-briefed time (~10:00 with 1 minute intervals)
Recover at 10:50 (CVN 72 or Kutaisi)

Carrier

CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln
TCN: 72X
ICLS: 1
BRC: 353
CASE 1 departure and recovery
Hornet Tank: 2000
Tomcat Tank: 2000
Minimum Fuel: T + 2*
Charlie time: 10:50
All aircraft expected to check in for recovery 10:30-10:40

* During Case 1, every go-around is estimated to 500 lbs, and you need to carry fuel for 2 go-arounds. This means that when showing up in the groove for the first time, you need to have 3000 lbs. After 2 go-arounds, you need to hit the tanker.
Fuel ladder
10:45 3000
10:30 4200
10:15 5400
10:00 6600
09:45 7800
09:30 9000
Considerations

Always monitor the fuel carefully. If you are low on fuel, fly at max E (~250 kts).
Max trap weight for Hornet is 44000 lbs (use CHKLST page), and for Tomcat it’s 54000 lbs (use brain power).
Plan for AAR well in advance and estimate time consumption (especially with newer pilots in the flight), not forgetting that the tanker might be crowded.
Make sure to be over the carrier at least ~10-15 minutes before recovery time.
The flight at angels 2 in the stack need to commence ~6 minutes before the recover time (i.e “charlie time”) in order to show up in the groove at the right time.
If you have lots of time and fuel before the recovery, feel free make use of it! Practice some advanced formation flying, a rejoin, a dog fight, or anything else, before contacting marshal/tower. It’s a fighter jet, so go ahead and have some fun!

Loadout

2 x AIM-9X/M, Tpod, FL decides the rest (taking 1 XT will probably require AAR, while taking 2 XT might enable you to skip that)

Departure times

Gypsy6: 09:20
Adder1: 09:22
Beaver2: 09:24
Camel3: 09:26
Devil1: 09:28

Echo2: 09:20
Empress3: 09:22
Epic4: 09:24
Zeppelin2: 09:26

Temporary lineup
Adder1 (Stack 2000′, Hold 20000′, Push 0956, TOT 1000)
1. Lirc 300
2. Wallgren 301
Beaver2 (Stack 3000′, Hold 21000′, Push 0957, TOT 1001)
1. Johnny 304
2. Vapor 305
Camel3 (Stack 4000′, Hold 22000′, Push 0958, TOT 1002)
1. JackFlash 310
2. Voyager 311
Devil1 (Stack 5000′, Hold 23000′, Push 0959, TOT 1003)
1. Bankler 410
2. Punch 411
Gypsy6 (Stack 6000′, Hold 24000′, Push 1000, TOT 1004)
1. Justin / Shiggan 504
2. Troll / Spider 505
Echo2 (Hold 25000′, Push 1001, TOT 1005)
1. Mags
2. Sierra
Empress3 (Hold 26000′, Push 1002, TOT 1006)
1. Agaton
2. Hellquist
Epic4 (Hold 27000′, Push 1003, TOT 1007)
1. Jax
2. Johnpapa
Zeppelin2 (Hold 28000′, Push 1004, TOT 1008)
1. Urist
2.

THT 2021-05-13
2021-05-13 19:30 - 22:30 | Syria
Available modules:
F-16, F/A-18, F-14, Mirage, AJS-37
Tasks will be tailored depending on number of attendees, will likely include:

F-16 – SEAD and/or CAP
F/A-18 – SEAD and/or CAP, possibly ground attack
F-14 – CAP
Mirage – CAP
AJS-37 – ground attack

Background
After a series of escalating border clashes between Turkey and Syria the mutual defence clause of NATO has been activated. Beyond existing NATO air assets at Incirlik Air Base further assets from the UK, France and Germany has been deployed to the area. The US has also deployed a carrier air group to the Mediterranean. In a separate development Sweden has committed an attack wing to the operation after the Syrian president made highly offensive statements of a sexually explicit nature concerning the queen of Sweden.
Situation
The primary goal of the operation is to degrade Syrian military assets and operational capability along the border with Turkey. Initial operations will be aimed at:

Establish air superiority over the AO along the border regions
Suppress enemy air defences in the AO (mainly SA-2, SA-6, SA-8)
Cripple enemy operational ability in the air by attacking Bassel Al Assad airbase

Intel on threats
Air: 3rd and fourth gen jets (Mig-21 and Mig-29A)
Ground: SA-2s and/or SA-6s located near airfields, AAA also expected. A limited number of more modern systems (SA-15, SA-19 expected around the military base and research facilities SSE of Aleppo. Mobile units (SA-6 and SA-8 also expected, location unknown.

Comms:

Package – Ch. 3 (Spec 3) 265

Incirlik ground – Ch. 6
Incirlik tower – Ch. 7
Incirlik control – Ch. 8
CAP – Ch.5 305

Channel Function Frequency
1 Carrier Tower 305.00
2 Carrier Tower (AI) 264.00
3 Package 265.00 (Spec 3)
4 Carrier Red Crown 256.00
5 CAP A 254.00
6 Ground 250.00
7 Tower 270.00 (Spec 1)
8 Control 257.00 (Spec 2)
9 AWACS Check In 255.00
10 CAP B 262.00
14 Navy Main Tanker (AI) 260.00
15 Carrier Approach A 263.00
16 Carrier Marshal 261.00
17 Carrier Approach B 267.00
18 AWACS (AI) 251.00
19 Carrier Overhead Tankers (AI) 253.00
20 Air Force Main Tanker (AI) 266.00
Waypoints:
WP 1 is BE (Hatay) for all flights expect Viggens.
CAP flights: WP 2-3 CAP North; WP 4-5 CAP Mid; WP 6-7 CAP South
RAMROD: GRANDSLICE
Incirlik active runway: 23
Mission Start Time: 0700
T/O Times

Beaver2 – 0720
Jester1 – 0720
Fenris6 – 10 min after CAP on station
Indy9 – 0725

Order of events:

CAP flights take off and proceed to assigned CAP positions. When CAP flights are approaching their positions – F10 radio: Cap on station
Gremlin 1 (2-ship Tornado IDS) are on standby and immediately takes of from Adana and proceeds to southern SEAD targets.
10 minutes after Cap on station is signaled Fenris departs toward target Bassel-Al-Assad airfield.
15-20 minutes after Cap on station Gremlin 2 and 3 departs Adana and proceeds to north and mid SEAD targets.
CAP flights remain on station until Fenris and and Gremlin flights are enroute RTB.

Preliminary lineup:
Awacs: Bubin
Fenris6:
Urist
Troll
Jasnisse
Goofy
Beaver2
Jackflash
Bankler
Loki
Apollo
Jester1
JustinCase
Hellquist
Qvintus
Vulture
Indy9
Maximushenke
agaton
Kasper

Priority order for Fenris attack:

Runway
Taxiway
Fuel storage northeast corner
Supply storage southeast corner
