I doubt fighter aircraft would be sortied in and out of bases in Australia as this could pose a real logistical nightmare. However, the RAAF may forward deploy more assets to RAAF Butterworth or to friendly airbases near to the AO. That would be my prediction in such a scenario as the RAAF doesn't ...

Can anybody tell me how to independently target MIRVs

Surely however in actual combat the ability to engage guided weapons wouldn't be limited to only one specific type of weapon, for example it would be like having an air to air missile that can only be used to attack fighters and not engage attack aircraft.

Okay well thanks for clearing that up

Ahh okay i see thanks, anything like that in the works for the future?

<t> I was doing a test to see how effective the AL-1 really could be and during one scenario i had two covering the approach of some fighter attacking a SAM site. Once the SAMs had fired i was expecting the COIL lasers to engage the missiles however they did not. I then thought that this could be ...

If you have access to them using a BoL with MALDs or ITALDs will get them to activate the FCR radar

<r> Any chance of a Predator C Avenger entering the DB as a Hypothetical unit although no large orders have been placed, it would be interesting to see a Stealthy UAV with the HELLADS laser and internal and external weapons in the game.<br/>
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<r> Just found a small issue with the DB, there's no docking facilities on any of the type 45 (daring class) destroyers but these are the links to some images showing that the type 45 destroyer has the ability to dock 2 RHIBs 1 on either side of the hull just forward of the helipad.<br/>
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I'd love it if you would consider adding these units for uk to the DB Ive not been able to post links due toregulations on the forum therefor I've just stated my source that can easily ...

I like to keep the small OECM aircraft slightly in front of my strike package on the bearing between the radar/SAM and the strike package. As for the larger aircraft I keep them behind the strike but again on the same bearing.
This seems to do the trick most the time for me.

<t> I'd love it if you would consider adding these units for uk to the DB Ive not been able to post links due toregulations on the forum therefor I've just stated my source that can easily be found with a quick Google search <br/>
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P8A Poseidon for the RAF due 2019<br/>
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Changjiang Strike is also quite challenging but enjoyable

One of my favourites is kingdom come that's set in the near future

I think attacking the oil rigs makes perfect sense. But I think that it wouldn't be done unless you really needed to criple the oppositions supplies, due to the huge environmental damage. But I have no idea how long it would take to shut down and secure the rig.

My father was in the RAF and whilst living in Germany RAF Brüggen specifically they were trained to continue their operations after a nuclear strike provided it was possible with the protection of NBC kit however all civilians would be evacuated