New scenario for testing: Kupang 1999

[NickD]

This scenario models a fictional (thankfully) Australian F-111 strike on an Indonesian airport during the tense early days of the Operation Stablise intervention into East Timor in September 1999. You have a striking force of four F-111Cs and a single unarmed F-111G, and need to penetrate air space defended by F-16s, Hawk fighers and ground defences.

All comments and suggestions would be gratefully received.

(edit: uploaded a revised version with Indonesia no longer a playable side)

[Maromak]

Downloading.....terima kasih banyak sebelumnya!

[Coiler12]

All right, finished it.
Left the unarmed F-111 behind because I wasn't the best at microing. Did a pop-up attack on the airfield. All of the main targets were assigned so I hit the hanger with my remaining F-111 on a whim, and apparently two more Indonesian planes got destroyed with it. Two scary moments were when an F-16 found me on the pop-up and launched two Sidewinders, both of which missed, and later on when I was worried about fuel and thus diverted the entire strike force to land at Darwin just to be safe.

SIDE: Australia
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LOSSES:
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EXPENDITURES:
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14x GBU-12B/B Paveway II LGB [Mk82]
2x Generic Flare Salvo [3x Cartridges, Single Spectral]



SIDE: Indonesia
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LOSSES:
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1x Radar (TRS 2230)
2x Hawk 53
1x A/C Hangar (6x Large Aircraft)
1x Building (Control Tower)
1x AvGas (150k Liter Tank)


EXPENDITURES:
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2x AIM-9J Sidewinder

[Flankerk]

Nice scenario despite it being a disaster, I lost all four and scored minus 400.
As I came up the group were detected and two out of two sidewinders hit, not a good start.
I think the only issue is the diversion with the other F-11. As it has no load-out it can't take off.
You probably need that diversion as the F-16's are a real threat, and tend to be close to the target.

Looks done as far as I could see though.