DCS: MAD Campaign

Requirements:

• DCS: UH-1H Huey by Belsimtek or DCS: SA342 Gazelle by Polychop Simulations
  
• DCS: Persian Gulf

MAD - Mutually Assured Destruction

The principle of deterrence founded on the notion that a nuclear attack by one superpower would be met with and overwhelming nuclear retaliation such as that both the attacker and the defender would be annihilated
As a result, both sides are guaranteed to be annihilated.

This would create such losses in both population and industrial capacity that society would cease to exist.
MAD UH-1 or SA-342 This campaign will convey a gripping story about a PMC pilot named Anton Orlovskii.
You will take part in the series of campaigns called MAD Mutually assured Destruction.

The USA has strengthened it’s military forces in the region, Iran is embroiled in a civil war but it continues to protect its interests in the Persian Gulf.

Maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is at a standstill and every day hostile sides enforce security protecting their oil tankers from enemy sabotage.

Intelligence that Iran still possesses nuclear weapons has added fuel to the fire. A Russian PMC called RSCS has arrived in Bandar Abbas. Orlovskii is an experienced pilot. He has experience of combat missions in Syria and Libya but he has never been so close to a real war.

In this campaign you have to:

• Join a civil war in an eastern region
  
• Perform combat missions in a radioactive zone after a nuclear blast;
  
• Carry out tasks in a group, performing as a flight lead and as a wingman;
  
• Perform target designation in combat situations;
  
• Participate in large-scale battles and support ground forces;
  
• Engage in helicopter air to air combat
  
• Participate in intelligence operations in the Persian Gulf.
  
• Main features:
  
• The ability to complete the mission on two types of helicopters;
  
• 10 narrative missions with English, Russian, and Chinese localization;
  
• Over 3,000 voiced plot radio dialogs;
  
• Over 1,000 triggers.
  
• New liveries for UH-1, JF-17, SU-33, and SU-27.