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Update campaign Exercise Vegas Nerve by Starfire

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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ theater: Nevada
authors: Starfire authors: Starfire
recommended_player_faction: USA 2005 recommended_player_faction: USA 2005
recommended_enemy_faction: Redfor (China) 2010 recommended_enemy_faction: Redfor (China) 2010
description: <p>This is an asymmetrical Red Flag Exercise scenario for the NTTR comprising 4 control points. You start off in control of the two Tonopah airports, and will push south to capture Groom Lake and Nellis AFBs. Taking down Nellis AFB's IADS and striking their resource sites ASAP once Groom Lake has been captured is recommended to offset their substantial resource advantage.</p> description: <p>Welcome to Vegas Nerve, an asymmetrical Red Flag Exercise scenario. You start off in control of the two Tonopah airports, and will push south from there. For the duration of this exercise, Creech AFB has been cleared of all fixed wing aircraft and will function as a FARP. OPFOR has a substantial resource advantage and reducing that advantage will be key to your success. Good luck, Commander.</p>
miz: exercise_vegas_nerve.miz miz: exercise_vegas_nerve.miz
performance: 1 performance: 1
recommended_start_date: 2011-04-24 recommended_start_date: 2011-04-24
@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ version: "9.1"
squadrons: squadrons:
# Tonopah Airport # Tonopah Airport
17: 17:
- primary: BARCAP - primary: TARCAP
secondary: air-to-air secondary: air-to-air
aircraft: aircraft:
- F-15C Eagle - F-15C Eagle
- primary: BARCAP - primary: BARCAP
secondary: air-to-air secondary: any
aircraft: aircraft:
- F-14B Tomcat - F-14B Tomcat
- primary: AEW&C - primary: AEW&C
@ -42,12 +42,16 @@ squadrons:
secondary: air-to-ground secondary: air-to-ground
aircraft: aircraft:
- A-10C Thunderbolt II (Suite 7) - A-10C Thunderbolt II (Suite 7)
- primary: CAS
secondary: air-to-ground
aircraft:
- AH-64D Apache Longbow
- primary: SEAD - primary: SEAD
secondary: any secondary: air-to-ground
aircraft: aircraft:
- F/A-18C Hornet (Lot 20) - F/A-18C Hornet (Lot 20)
- primary: DEAD - primary: DEAD
secondary: any secondary: air-to-ground
aircraft: aircraft:
- F-16CM Fighting Falcon (Block 50) - F-16CM Fighting Falcon (Block 50)
- primary: BAI - primary: BAI
@ -57,23 +61,31 @@ squadrons:
# Groom Lake # Groom Lake
2: 2:
- primary: BARCAP - primary: BARCAP
secondary: any secondary: air-to-air
aircraft: aircraft:
- J-11A Flanker-L - J-11A Flanker-L
- primary: BAI - primary: BAI
secondary: air-to-ground secondary: air-to-ground
aircraft: aircraft:
- Su-34 Fullback - Su-34 Fullback
# Creech
Creech FARP:
- primary: CAS
secondary: air-to-ground
aircraft:
- Mi-24P Hind-F
# Nellis AFB # Nellis AFB
4: 4:
- primary: DEAD - primary: SEAD
secondary: any secondary: any
aircraft: aircraft:
- Su-30MKK Flanker-G - FC-1 Fierce Dragon
- primary: Strike - primary: Strike
secondary: air-to-ground secondary: air-to-ground
aircraft: aircraft:
- H-6J Badger - H-6J Badger
# Boulder City Airport
6:
- primary: AEW&C - primary: AEW&C
aircraft: aircraft:
- KJ-2000 - KJ-2000