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| + | |desc= Map size 600*420 km., map area 250 thousand sq. km. In the Central part of the map are the States of Syria and Lebanon, which are washed by the Mediterranean sea. The Northern part of the map is limited to Turkey, in the South - Israel and Jordan. |
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| + | 1 : Abu al-Duhur |
| + | 2 : Adana Sakirpasa |
| + | 3 : Al Qusayr |
| + | 4 : An Nasiriyah |
| + | 6 : Beirut-Rafic Hariri |
| + | 7 : Damascus |
| + | 8 : Marj as Sultan South |
| + | 9 : Al-Dumayr |
| + | 10 : Eyn Shemer |
| + | 13 : Haifa |
| + | 14 : Hama |
| + | 15 : Hatay |
| + | 16 : Incirlik |
| + | 17 : Jirah |
| + | 18 : Khalkhalah |
| + | 19 : King Hussein Air College |
| + | 20 : Kiryat Shmona |
| + | 21 : Bassel Al-Assad |
| + | 22 : Marj as Sultan North |
| + | 23 : Marj Ruhayyil |
| + | 24 : Megiddo |
| + | 25 : Mezzeh |
| + | 26 : Minakh |
| + | 27 : Aleppo |
| + | 28 : Palmyra |
| + | 29 : Qabr as Sitt |
| + | 30 : Ramat David |
| + | 31 : Kuweires |
| + | 32 : Rayak |
| + | 33 : Rene Mouawad |
| + | 37 : Tabqa |
| + | 38 : Taftanaz |
| + | 40 : Wujah Al Hajar |
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Revision as of 03:09, 20 August 2020
Caucuses
This region along the eastern Black Sea consists of Russian, Georgian, and Turkish territory. This area includes many airbases, urban areas, lines of communications, and all four seasons.
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List of Airbase IDs and corresponding airbase name.
12 : Anapa-Vityazevo
13 : Krasnodar-Center
14 : Novorossiysk
15 : Krymsk
16 : Maykop-Khanskaya
17 : Gelendzhik
18 : Sochi-Adler
19 : Krasnodar-Pashkovsky
20 : Sukhumi-Babushara
21 : Gudauta
22 : Batumi
23 : Senaki-Kolkhi
24 : Kobuleti
25 : Kutaisi
26 : Mineralnye Vody
27 : Nalchik
28 : Mozdok
29 : Tbilisi-Lochini
30 : Soganlug
31 : Vaziani
32 : Beslan
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Notes: Airbase Id 1 - 11 represents removed airbases from the Crimean part of the map dating back to the LOMAC game series.
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Nevada
The Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR) has the largest contiguous air and ground space available for peacetime military operations in the free world. The NTTR land area includes simulated air defense systems, mock airbases, and several target ranges. The NTTR was also used for nuclear testing. Today, it is home to RED FLAG and other military exercises that include countries from around the world. The NTTR map for DCS World 2 includes Nellis AFB, Creech AFB, and the infamous Groom Lake AFB (aka Area 51). This map also includes the city of Las Vegas, McCarran International Airport, and Hoover Dam.
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List of Airbase IDs and corresponding airbase name.
1 : Creech AFB
2 : Groom Lake AFB
3 : McCarran International Airport
4 : Nellis AFB
5 : Beatty Airport
6 : Boulder City Airport
7 : Echo Bay
8 : Henderson Executive Airport
9 : Jean Airport
10 : Laughlin Airport
11 : Lincoln County
13 : Mesquite
14 : Mina Airport 3Q0
15 : North Las Vegas
16 : Pahute Mesa Airstrip
17 : Tonopah Airport
18 : Tonopah Test Range Airfield
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Notes: 2.1 added bases 5-18
Mina Airport has 0 ramp spawns
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Normandy
The DCS: Normandy 1944 Map is centered on the World War II battlefield of Normandy, France and is specifically created to depict the period after the D-Day landings and the establishment of several allied airfields in Normandy to support the beachhead breakout in late June 1944. The map measures 267 x 348 kilometers and includes airfields in both Normandy and southern England. The map includes the famous D-Day landing beaches and the "Atlantic Wall", rolling bocage fields of Normandy, large cities like Caen and Rouen, ports of Cherbourg and Le Havre, and 30 airfields. The map also includes multiple seasons.
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List of Airbase IDs and corresponding airbase name.
1 : Saint Pierre du Mont
2 : Lignerolles
3 : Cretteville
4 : Maupertus
5 : Brucheville
6 : Meautis
7 : Cricqueville-en-Bessin
8 : Lessay
9 : Sainte-Laurent-sur-Mer
10 : Biniville
11 : Cardonville
12 : Deux Jumeaux
13 : Chippelle
14 : Beuzeville
15 : Azeville
16 : Picauville
17 : Le Molay
18 : Longues-sur-Mer
19 : Carpiquet
20 : Bazenville
21 : Sainte-Croix-sur-Mer
22 : Beny-sur-Mer
23 : Rucqueville
24 : Sommervieu
25 : Lantheuil
26 : Evreux
27 : Chailey
28 : Needs Oar Point
29 : Funtington
30 : Tangmere
31 : Ford_AF
32 : Argentan
33 : Goulet
34 : Barville
35 : Essay
36 : Hauterive
38 : Vrigny
40 : Conches
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Notes: 2.5.6 Patch added airbases 32-40.
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Persian Gulf
The Persian Gulf Map for DCS World focuses on the Strait of Hormuz, which is the strategic choke point between the oil-rich Persian Gulf and the rest of the world. Flanked by Iran to the North and western-supported UAE and Oman to the south, this has been one of the world’s most dangerous flash points for decades. It was the location of Operation Praying Mantis in 1988 in which the US Navy sank several Iranian naval vessels.
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List of Airbase IDs and corresponding airbase name.
1 : Abu Musa Island Airport
2 : Bandar Abbas Intl
3 : Bandar Lengeh
4 : Al Dhafra AB
5 : Dubai Intl
6 : Al Maktoum Intl
7 : Fujairah Intl
8 : Tunb Island AFB
9 : Havadarya
10 : Khasab
11 : Lar Airbase
12 : Al Minhad AB
13 : Qeshm Island
14 : Sharjah Intl
15 : Sirri Island
16 : Tunb Kochak
17 : Sir Abu Nuayr
18 : Kerman Airport
19 : Shiraz International Airport
20 : Sas Al Nakheel Airport
21 : Bandar-e-Jask airfield
22 : Abu Dhabi International Airport
23 : Al-Bateen Airport
24 : Kish Island Airfield
25 : Al Ain International Airport
26 : Lavan Island Airport
27 : Jiroft Airport
28 : Ras Al Khaimah
29 : Liwa Airbase
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Notes: Additional airbases are expected to be added in time.
Yes I know Bahrain is missing.
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The Channel
Separating England from the Third Reich in World War II, the English Channel provided a barrier that the axis could not breach. The Channel map provides a detailed and accurate representation of southeastern England and the adjacent region across the Channel in mainland Europe. It encompasses all of the historical airfields, urban areas, roads and rails, ports and other features that make it the perfect setting for the World War II air war in Europe between the late 1930s and 1944.
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List of Airbase IDs and corresponding airbase name.
1 : Abbeville Drucat
2 : Merville Calonne
3 : Saint Omer Longuenesse
4 : Dunkirk Mardyck
5 : Manston
6 : Hawkinge
7 : Lympne
8 : Detling
12 : High Halden
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Notes: Unknown why IDs 9, 10, and 11 are currently skipped.
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Syria
Map size 600*420 km., map area 250 thousand sq. km. In the Central part of the map are the States of Syria and Lebanon, which are washed by the Mediterranean sea. The Northern part of the map is limited to Turkey, in the South - Israel and Jordan.
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List of Airbase IDs and corresponding airbase name.
1 : Abu al-Duhur
2 : Adana Sakirpasa
3 : Al Qusayr
4 : An Nasiriyah
6 : Beirut-Rafic Hariri
7 : Damascus
8 : Marj as Sultan South
9 : Al-Dumayr
10 : Eyn Shemer
13 : Haifa
14 : Hama
15 : Hatay
16 : Incirlik
17 : Jirah
18 : Khalkhalah
19 : King Hussein Air College
20 : Kiryat Shmona
21 : Bassel Al-Assad
22 : Marj as Sultan North
23 : Marj Ruhayyil
24 : Megiddo
25 : Mezzeh
26 : Minakh
27 : Aleppo
28 : Palmyra
29 : Qabr as Sitt
30 : Ramat David
31 : Kuweires
32 : Rayak
33 : Rene Mouawad
37 : Tabqa
38 : Taftanaz
40 : Wujah Al Hajar
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Notes: Cyprus is expected to added to the map.
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