Arakan Title by
CzechTexan, on Flickr
DOWNLOAD: http://www.mission4today.com/index.php?name=Downloads3&file=details&id=2336 ***Must have the updated cztx_BurmaLower_1942 MOD map (last updated August 20, 2016).
a 24-mission campaign for the flyable Mohawk IV in which you will fly for the RAF 5 Squadron and 155 Squadron over the Arakan region of Burma, September 1942-October 1943.
This campaign was made several years ago but it has been updated for IL-2 4.12 or higher to apply takeoff in pairs or line and a few more missions have been added.
From the book "MOHAWKS OVER BURMA": In the late summer of 1942, the sole defence of India against the victorious Japanese advancing through Burma rested on the shoulders of a little band of Commonwealth pilots flying Mowhawk fighters. For the next eighteen months, these men- Canadians and British, New Zealanders and Australians, and many others- were constantly in action over India and Burma. Bomber escort, ground attack, reconnaissance, and Chindit support were all in a day's work for the men of the Mohawk squadrons....Flying and fighting over the rivers and mountains of Burma, life on the jungle airstrips and the temporary bases on the beaches of the Indian Ocean, whirling dogfights with agile Japanese fighters, and the strange roads that brought these men to fight and some die in this almost forgotten campaign. RAF 5 Squadron with their Mohawks were moved to Agartala and Feni on September 27. This move into East Bengal was in connection with the forthcoming British air and ground offensive along the Arakan coast toward Akyab Island.
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Ki-43-Ic skins by Sakai
Ki-43-II skins by Sakai & Macwan
Ki-21-II skins by Sakai, RONNCO, & IMME
C-47 skin by vpmedia
MOHAWK SKINS...
These are Sakai skins edited and altered by CzechTexan.
Template by Jesters-Ink but Sakai rebuilt it "from the ground."
Internals by Mangas.
***IL-2's Mohawk IV PLANE USES SKINS FOUND IN THE P-36A-4 SKIN FOLDER so please put these skins into your P-36A-4 skins folder (and Hawk-75A-4 folder, if you wish).
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