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CFS3
ANR Mission Pack.
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
1.32Mb (2826 downloads)
CFS3
ANR Mission Pack.
This is a package of 18 missions for CFS3 which, if flown in
chronological order, are meant to provide a mini-campaign which
follows plausibly historical events. The missions trace the
experiences of a hypothetical ANR pilot from midwinter 1943/44
through to the end of the war in the spring of 1945. By C Burgess,
for the Ground Crew. 1.3MB
Posted Jun 10, 2008 11:09 by archive
CFS3
Mission: Attack the V1 site
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.07Mb (1815 downloads)
CFS3
Mission: Attack the V1 site,
A low level mission, stay below 100 feet to avoid detection
by enemy radar,It is a fictitious mission inspired by the exploits
of all pilots who flew low level across the channel to strike
at ground targets of the enemy.Ian Shrimpton. 73K
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Escort
mission for CFS3
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.00Mb (1626 downloads)
Escort
mission for CFS3.
Fly leader as a sqaudron of P-51D Mustang as you escort a squadron
of B-26Gs as they bomb Berlin. Based 3 days after D-Day, so
I recomend that you downlaod a repaint of the P-51D with invasion
stripes. Mission created by Craig White. 3K
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V1s
over LONDON 5 HISTORICAL MISSIONS
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.92Mb (3958 downloads)
V1s
over LONDON 5 HISTORICAL MISSIONS FOR
CFS3 upgrade, ALLIED SIDE. In the night of the 12th of june
1944, the first flying bombs fell on London. From the 12th
of june 1944 to the 29th of march 1945, day and night, 10.763
were send against the capital, causing more than 9000 casualties.
The Mosquitos were the first planes mobilised against flying
bombs, which could reach 560 km/h. Squadrons of Tempests and
Spitfires XIV, specialised in the hunting of V1s were created,
among which the Fighter Interception Unit (FIU). By Gerald
West. 945K
'V1's
over London's installation : correction. 10K
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Spitfire
Wing Mission Pack for CFS3 (v1.0)
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.23Mb (3549 downloads)
Spitfire
Wing Mission Pack for CFS3 (v1.0). This is a package of
26 missions for CFS3 which, if flown in chronological order,
are meant to provide a mini-campaign which follows historical
events. The missions trace the experiences of a hypothetical
spitfire pilot from midsummer 1942 through to autumn 1943. By
C Burgess, for the Ground Crew. 241K
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Giessen
Rail Run
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.00Mb (1424 downloads)
Giessen
Rail Run.
3 Flight Mission by Karsten Young. 4K
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CFS3
Mission Pack (v1.0)
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.07Mb (2272 downloads)
CFS3
Mission Pack (v1.0)
This is a package of 8 missions for CFS3, which were done in
order to learn how to make missions for the new game. Only the
mission Escort Withdrawl was made after the release of the SDK,
and so only it takes advantage of the new random features of
CFS3. C Burgess, for the Ground Crew Design Group. 329K
Posted Jun 10, 2008 11:09 by archive
Raid
on Worth.
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.00Mb (1633 downloads)
Raid
on Worth.
This is my second released mission, this one is a raid on a
British airbase on the coast, get in fast and avoid the fighters.
Just copy this into your CFS3\missions\historical folder. Enjoy!
Richard Voigt. 3K
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CFS3
default missions modified to change the player aircraft from
lead airplane to rear position in the flight group
(Category: CFS3 > Missions & Campaigns)
0.08Mb (2421 downloads)
CFS3
default missions modified to change the player aircraft from
lead airplane to rear position in the flight group. Bruce
Edge. 82K
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CFS3
He162 Salamander
(Category: CFS3 > Aircraft)
2.68Mb (5080 downloads)
CFS3
He162 Salamander.
Developed to meet an RLM requirement issued on 8 September 1944
for a jet fighter capable of entering mass production by 1 January
1945, the first He-162 flew just 89 days later. Despite difficulties
in production, over 300 were completed by V-E day and 800 more
were on production lines throughout Germany. The He-162 was
an advanced and capable aircraft but was too demanding for the
poorly trained pilots for which it was intended. By Alpha Simulations.
2.7MB
Posted Jun 10, 2008 11:09 by archive