Post your mission screens here.

very good !

Great LZ shots...

Nice pics...

Maybe someone could help a dummie here how to post pictures?

edit: got it

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Rattler...those are awesome pictures...love the formation stuff.

How did you do that Cpt, think I am in the top one there.

(B/229) McCoy wrote:How did you do that Cpt, think I am in the top one there.

Indeed you are Mac. Just shotwith my print screen button and uploaded them to my photobucket.

Very nice screenshots Rattler, very nice!

I'd also like to add some pictures.

A few of them are from the same flight as the pictures Rattler posted, the others are from this evening or earlier evenings.

You might be able to reccognise one of these shots:





Some slope landing training: (Don't mind that burrned stuff on the righthand side of the image. I am totally sure that was there before we landed there  )



Unfortunatly someone decied to trim my tail rotor...

Some nice roof landings todays (08.08 - 09.08) evening:



Some nice formation flying:



Some formation landing:



Rattler got us in for annother nice landing:



And the evening ended with a last formation landing with Rattler, me and Pride (from the left):



Thank you very much guys, it has been a pleasure flying with you today!

Best regards,

Joanthan

Those are some awsome pics! Thanks for posting!!

We just had the greatest training so far. It was succesfull training for the coming POW rescue mission (operation codein). You guys are good! Thank you all.

Pilots (sry if I forgot someone):
John
Andy
Karcha
Mailman
Pride


Here's few shots from the mission.

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Niiice!!

Bravo Bravo!

You guy's are looking good.

Wow, very nice, Bravo is indeed coming along. Some of those shots could have come straight out of a movie. All the training is paying off.

Those are awesome pics nice one guys wish I could've been there looks so sweet everyone tight and nice and clean.

Video's next then I have the full version of Fraps enabling me to capture continuous video been tinkering around with offline to get it working looking forward to make some movies of us, I noticed in saved games DCS saves every track by default of online playing.

(B/229) McCoy wrote: I noticed in saved games DCS saves every track by default of online playing.

How does this effect, I mean I am poor with computers. It must use resources a lot? Memory and whatnot? Would it be better if I disable that function? I don't use tracks so I have no use for such thing...

(B/229) Rattler wrote:

(B/229) McCoy wrote: I noticed in saved games DCS saves every track by default of online playing.

How does this effect, I mean I am poor with computers. It must use resources a lot? Memory and whatnot? Would it be better if I disable that function? I don't use tracks so I have no use for such thing...

I don't know Capt I think you can not turn it off that's just how it works which is strange as you are given the option to save the track in offline mode but not online mode I suppose you could just delete them all from time to time its in the DCS saved games folder under tracks and multiplayer tracks it must take up space but not much.

Here are some screen shots I took from last night's ops.

7 in a row

Me and Livebait in gunships backing up Pride and John in Sliepners mission Bad Day For Charlie

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Just two pics from tonights mission:






At first I (we) thought someone has taken my tail rotor off, but as it turned out watching the debriefing in Tacview, some damn AK-47 hit me three times with his damn skills.
The tail rotor stoped turning and as a result I entered a very unfortunate situation. However, (may not completly realistic) I could climb maybe about 500 feet, than put the throttle into idle. As a result the spinning stopped and I managed to do a autorotation (without even losing my rotor, that's a first for me).

Nice flying guys!

Nice commentary on a great mission. Good job on the auto