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I'd love for anyone interested to join in. Just let me know what time would work best for you (preferably after dinner time Eastern). This will probably be around midnight UK time.
http://vusafs.org/fo...6cc82c455cc1e23
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Mission
Conduct Combat Air Patrol (CAP) over Lebanon in support of Operation Forward Horizons
Background
Since the Israeli raid on Beirut and the U.S. attacks on Hezbollah training camps in Helmar on Sunday, unidentified aircraft have been spotted on radar patrolling along the Lebanese-Syrian border. The Israeli Air Force vows to shoot down any military aircraft that cross into Lebanon or Israel, and the United States has agreed to back this policy. The F-15s at Akrotiri are tasked to conduct CAP to keep a lookout for any of these suspicious aircraft. As of now, orders stand to patrol over Lebanon and U.S. military aircraft are not authorized to cross into Syria.
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Date
18 July 2011
Time
To Be Announced
Location
RAF Akrotiri (LCRA)
Cyprus
Aircraft
F-15E Strike Eagle (Lakenheath CAP variant)
Downloads
FS9 and FSX variants both available from this link: http://simviation.co...m...p;x=23&y=10
Flight Plan
Depart Akrotiri and head east, climbing to FL215. Fighters will circle the area counter-clockwise until relieved to RTB.
Servers
FS: ocsr.dyndns.org (Port is 9020 for FS9 users)
TS: 212.187.246.208:9245
Simulator Settings
Time: Set to local time (TBA)
Weather: Clear all weather. Use server weather
Remarks
Pilots are not authorized to engage unless hostile intent is shown. Do not cross into Syria whatsoever. Remain in a counter-clockwise orbit around Lebanon at altitude unless otherwise instructed. Israel is providing AWE&C support from Nevatim AB. All aircraft should start on the ramp with engines off.
Conduct Combat Air Patrol (CAP) over Lebanon in support of Operation Forward Horizons
Background
Since the Israeli raid on Beirut and the U.S. attacks on Hezbollah training camps in Helmar on Sunday, unidentified aircraft have been spotted on radar patrolling along the Lebanese-Syrian border. The Israeli Air Force vows to shoot down any military aircraft that cross into Lebanon or Israel, and the United States has agreed to back this policy. The F-15s at Akrotiri are tasked to conduct CAP to keep a lookout for any of these suspicious aircraft. As of now, orders stand to patrol over Lebanon and U.S. military aircraft are not authorized to cross into Syria.
Date
18 July 2011
Time
To Be Announced
Location
RAF Akrotiri (LCRA)
Cyprus
Aircraft
F-15E Strike Eagle (Lakenheath CAP variant)
Downloads
FS9 and FSX variants both available from this link: http://simviation.co...m...p;x=23&y=10
Flight Plan
Depart Akrotiri and head east, climbing to FL215. Fighters will circle the area counter-clockwise until relieved to RTB.
Servers
FS: ocsr.dyndns.org (Port is 9020 for FS9 users)
TS: 212.187.246.208:9245
Simulator Settings
Time: Set to local time (TBA)
Weather: Clear all weather. Use server weather
Remarks
Pilots are not authorized to engage unless hostile intent is shown. Do not cross into Syria whatsoever. Remain in a counter-clockwise orbit around Lebanon at altitude unless otherwise instructed. Israel is providing AWE&C support from Nevatim AB. All aircraft should start on the ramp with engines off.
Edited by Fate01_VUSAFS, 18 July 2011 - 02:48 PM.
