OPERATION COMPASS 1940 - 1941
Operation Compass was the first large British military operation of the Western Desert Campaign. British, Commonwealth and Allied forces attacked Italian forces in western Egypt and Cyrenaica, from December 1940 to February 1941.
Download Mediafire:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/y7dkl1y9pfx2uzg/Operation_Compass.rar/fileDownload M4T:
https://www.mission4today.com/index.php?name=Downloads3&file=details&id=2982You can fly this campaign as:
Royal Australian Air ForceFighter pilotGloster Gauntlet II, Gloster Gladiator I or Gloster Gladiator II
Royal Air Force
Fighter pilotHawker Hurricane I
Light Bomber pilotBristol Blenheim I or Bristol Blenheim IV
Heavy Bomber pilotVickers Wellington or Bristol Bombay
Recon pilotWestland Lysander I, Westland Lysander II or Hawker Hurricane I early
Seaplane pilotShort Sunderland
Regia AeronauticaFighter pilotFiat CR.32 or Fiat CR.42
Ground Attack pilotBreda Ba.65
Bomber pilotSavoia-Marchetti SM.79 Sparviero or Savoia-Marchetti SM.81 Pipistrello
Recon pilotCaproni Ca.309 Ghibli or Meridionali Ro.37bis
Seaplane pilotCANT Z.501 Gabbiano or CANT Z.506 Airone
Historical notes:All RAF and RAAF Squadrons are historically correct, except "None" replacing missing No.230 Squadron RAF. Regia Aeronautica bomber squadrons are correct, but other actual RA squadrons are not available and are therefore replaced by random squadrons.
All aircraft types are correct, subtypes may vary. Wellington III is used to replace missing Wellington I. Airfields are mostly historical.
No.3 Squadron RAAF was equipped with a mix of Gladiator I and II's with a flight of Gauntlets and was the only Commonwealth squadron that used Gauntlets during WW2 as frontline fighters. No.208 Squadron RAF was mostly equipped with Lysander I and II's, but they had a few Hurricanes for reconnaissance duties while the Lysanders carried out mainly artillery support duties. No.216 Squadron RAF had a double duty: it used its Bombays in transport missions and in night bombing missions. Regia Aeronautica fighter squadrons that actually were from 8º Gruppo Caccia terrestre and 10º Gruppo Caccia terrestre were equipped with a mix of CR.32's and CR.42's. CANT Z.501 seaplanes were ship-based belonging to 143ª Squadriglia ricognizione marittima.
Requirements:
B.A.T. v4.0 Red Core or later
DCG 3.50 beta (
https://forum.jg1.org/forum/68-dcg-announcements/)
Installation: Decompress the Operation Compass.rar into your DCG home directory.
Make a backup of the DGEN directory in you IL-2 game directory
Copy Dgen, Missions & Paintschemes folders from your Operation Compass folder and paste them in your IL-2 game directory. Overwrite if prompted.
Start DCG, select Optional Third Party Data Folder.
Navigate to the Operation Compass folder and select allcampaigns.dcg
Select "Replace Career Generator (DGen)" in the DCG main screen.
Select Off Line Career (Full Auto-Generation Mode) in the DCG main screen.
Launch Il-2 and select one of the above-mentioned careers.
Recommended DCG Settings:Transfers are set off by a timetable command and I recommend that it is kept off to avoid overcrowding of certain airfields.
Recommended action radius > 700 km.
Air Starts: On
Delayed Start Times: On
Historical Production Dates: Off
Credits and thanks:SAS team for BAT
Paul Lowengrin for DCG
Tailspin and Lonestar for DCG tutorials that got me started creating DCG campaigns a long time ago
All skin artist involved (sorry, I don't know who you are).
Author
Topic: Operation Compass - A Dynamic Campaign for DCG & BAT (Read 2707 times)
