The first F-35's arrived in Belgium.
This deserves a picture

@nogravity , great work, and thank you for sharing!

Would you be helped by this?

I made some for the cold war 1989.=. They are single airfield only to save on the amount of units. The runways are supposed to be oriented towards the right direction.

I think you looked (again) too fast...

If you select the side shooter (as is the case in the screensot below), you don't see the P-18 which is present and active just as you presented it.
And yes you are very obvious...
Thanks for sharing your setup.

My point was that in your setup (as decribed below) I got no speed and altitude from the target. It was displayed as XX.
See the comparison (3rd image).
So I tried to find the reason and did not find it.

As a sum up:

You deleted the P-18 Spoon Rest radar out of the SA-2 Guideline sensors

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You attached the Spoon Rest radar to another side: "EYES"
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Interesting results!
I also placed a standard CMO SA-2 Guideline facility (with only the Spoon Rest operating) in ...

Somebody pointed me towards an old "X" post from january where a group of guys checked all the Russian airfields on Google Earth and which aircraft where present.
Yes there are a lot of things you can say about which aircraft is operational or not, see at als a nice jumpstart!

Maybe nice for ...

Very interesting thewood1

Would you be able to share an example maybe? That would help to get an idea which events you would have to make.

Interesting
This is the reply from ChatGTP:

Detection is possible in principle if the IR sensor has very high sensitivity and favorable conditions (clear skies, missile not masked by terrain or sea clutter).
In practice, detecting low-observable cruise missiles from space is extremely challenging ...

The AIM-9X is launched at a distance of 16Nm. That is further than the assessed (AI) range of 10 Nm for the block-1. Therefore it needs guidance and it is called Lock On After Launch (LOAL).

This is an explaination of AI:
The AIM-9X LOAL capability, meaning Lock-On After Launch, is a feature of ...

A nice use of CMO:
"Foxhound Inbound", a military grade simulation of 3x Russian MIG-31 into Estonia Sep. 19th, 2025.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdwjtz_fAA8

If you cannot attach it, zip it and it will work.

Nice of you to share it!

If it is a scenario there is this location to go after:
https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopic.php?t=258344

If it is a sandbox this location suits maybe more:
https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopi ... r#p5225054

Certainly going to try it!

No room in the nose for guidance like a radar and no optics visible.
Static targets is also nice

In my DB image folder I miss a lot of sensors since it upgraded to .webp format.
Is this correct? If yes I can provide some sensor images.

https://www.amazon.com/Clashes-Combat-North-Vietnam-1965-1972/dp/1591145198

https://www.blinkist.com/en/books/thud-ridge-en

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Operation-Linebacker-1972-high-tech-Campaign-ebook/dp/B0BLLWPD6R?ref_=ast_author_mpb

https://www.amazon.com/Operation-Linebacker-II-1972 ...

Polish F-16 fighter jets, Dutch F-35, Italian AWACS surveillance planes & mid-air refuelling aircraft jointly operated by NATO were involved in an overnight operation in response to Russia's drone attack in Polish airspace
Russia testing Poland's defence
https://x.com/100glitterstars/status ...

There is discussion in the tread about the number of J-20 aircraft, reaching from 195-230-300 is arbitrary.

But this is a nice template where the aircraft are based:
Source: https://x.com/TheDeadDistrict/status/19 ... 68/photo/1

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4) First thing I thought of was East and West Germany for a Cold War Scenario. It might be useful if there was a separate border layer in CMO available to represent the Cold War years. Maybe it could be a selectable item similar to how a user can select the database or a selectable layer ...

Thanks for the effort!