View source for DCS enum callsigns

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|name= callsigns

|vNum= 1.2.0

|desc= Callsigns assigned to units are given numeric values. The game features two forms of callsigns, but in the files both are defined strictly as numbers. 

Russian style callsigns all use 3 digit numbers: 903, 420, 018.
NATO has a "callname, number, flightmember" style: Uzi 1-1, Hawg 8-1

|uses=  Callsigns are set when spawning a new group, when assigning a new target for JTAC, or with the task setCallsign().


|format= 
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_aircraft}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_ah64}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_a10}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_f16}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_f18}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_f15e}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_b1b}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_b52}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_transport}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_awacs}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_tanker}}
{{DCS_enum_callsigns_jtac}}

|constants= Callsign used is dependent on the aircraft type. Some aircraft have callsigns that are only available to itself but the list is attached to an existing callsign set. For example the A-10A and A-10C can use normal aircraft callsigns in addition to A-10 specific callsigns. 

|notes= 2.7.9 Added a number of aircraft specific callsigns for fighters and transports.  
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