Su-27 Flanker-B
Crew: 1 Manufacturer: Sukhoi Primary function: Long Range Interceptor, Air Superiority Fighter Unit cost: $30 Million Inventory: total force, 101 in service Height: 19 feet, 5 inches (5.92 meters) Weight: 36,112 pounds without fuel (16,380 kilograms) Length: 71 feet, 10 inches (21.9 meters) Wingspan: 48 feet, 3 inches (14.7 meters) Power plant: Two Lyulka AL-31F Turbofan Engines Thrust: 27,600…
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MiG-23 Flogger
Crew: 1 Manufacturer: Mikoyan Gurevich Primary Function: Multi-Role Fighter Unit Cost: $3.6-6.6 Million Inventory: Total Force – approximately 281 Height: 15 feet, 10 inches (4.82 Meters) Length: 54 feet, 9 inches (16.7 Meters) Weight: 32,717 pounds (14,840 kg) Wingspan: Spread: 45 feet, 10 inches/Swept: 25 feet, 6 inches Power Plant: Tumansky R-35-300 Thrust: 27,500 pounds…
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Kola
The area’s geopolitical significance stems from its largely ice-free Arctic ports, rich natural resources, important military installations and training areas, and past and present East-West tensions, the latter of which have significantly increased by the recent accessions of Sweden and Finland to NATO and Russian military operations. The Russian portion of the map is home…
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Afghanistan
The initial release will focus on southwest Afghanistan at a superb level of detail and accuracy, and the remainder of the country added during the Early Access period. Airfields available at Early Access launch include Kandahar, Herat, Bost, Camp Bastion, Chaghcharan, Dwyer, Farah, Maymana Zahiraddin Faryabi, Qala i Naw, Shindand, Tirinkot, and Zaranj. The Afghanistan…
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Marianas
The Marianas archipelago is approximately 2,000 km south of Japan, and includes Guam, Rota, Tinian, Saipan, and a score of lesser islands. Home to Andersen Air Force Base on Guam, the Marianas serve as the key US strategic asset in the western Pacific. DCS: Marianas is a free map set in the present, with large…
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RADAR d. S(SNR)-125 “Low Blow” (SA-3 Track Radar)
Russian designator: S-125 “Newa” (Kabina UNW) Low Blow is the NATO reporting name given to a family of I-band radars used with land-based SA-3 “Goa” surface-to-air missiles. The name Low Blow reflects the ability of the radar to guide the missile towards low-flying targets through heavy clutter. It use pairs of electromechanically scanning (so-called Lewis scanner) antennas mounted…
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RADAR k. 9518 “Snowdrift” (SA-11 Search Radar)
Coverage Zone: 360 Degree Azimuth/0-40 Degree Elevation Detection Range: 85nm Time to/from Combat Readiness: 5 Min Max Ground Speed: 35mph The 9S18M “Kupol-M” (Cyrillic: «Купол-М»; NATO designation: “Snow Drift”) is a mobile 3-D acquisition radar operating frequency agile in the S-band (IEEE designation) or in the F-band (NATO designation). The radar uses a rectangular phased array antenna with mechanical rotation in azimuth and…
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