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The Afghani airforce flew alongside the Soviet airforce. The Soviets installed a puppet government and equipped its military with Soviet equipment. I don't know if there even was an Afghani airforce before this. So the only air-to-air action that I know of was when Soviet and Afghani airforce (DRAAF) aircraft met Pakistani aircraft near the Pakistani border (Soviet aircraft attacked Muhajadeen camps in Pakistan). Then after the Soviet withdrawl, there was some air-to-air action between various Afghani factions before all the aircraft became unflyable:

http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_69.shtml

The Soviets used Mi-8s, Mi-24s, Su-25s, Su-22s, MiG-21s, MiG-23s, Tu-22Ms, Tu-22PD jamming planes to protect the Tu-22M3 near the Pakistani border, and cargo planes. The Afghani airforce was supplied with helicopters and MiG-21s and Su-22s.

Zephyr

Author:	da big man! [ Sat May 03, 2003 22:27 pm ]
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I'd also like to see someone make an Afghanistan campaign set during the Soviet invasion. Seeing as how America wasn't "officialy" involved in that war it'd be kinda of hard to fly for the Afghans seeing as how they has a vastly inferior airforce compared to the Russians, so it'd kinda be a bore unless you flew for the commies....... I'm still not entirely clear on what aircraft the Soviets used in this war besides Mi-8s, Mi-24s, and Su-25s.

Author:	Centurian [ Sat May 03, 2003 22:49 pm ]
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Soviets use Su-17s, Su-20s, Su-22s, Tu-22Ms, MiG-21s, etc, anything to attack ground targets.

Author:	Zephyr [ Sat May 03, 2003 23:03 pm ]
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The Afghani airforce flew alongside the Soviet airforce. The Soviets installed a puppet government and equipped its military with Soviet equipment. I don't know if there even was an Afghani airforce before this. So the only air-to-air action that I know of was when Soviet and Afghani airforce (DRAAF) aircraft met Pakistani aircraft near the Pakistani border (Soviet aircraft attacked Muhajadeen camps in Pakistan). Then after the Soviet withdrawl, there was some air-to-air action between various Afghani factions before all the aircraft became unflyable: http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_69.shtml The Soviets used Mi-8s, Mi-24s, Su-25s, Su-22s, MiG-21s, MiG-23s, Tu-22Ms, Tu-22PD jamming planes to protect the Tu-22M3 near the Pakistani border, and cargo planes. The Afghani airforce was supplied with helicopters and MiG-21s and Su-22s. Zephyr

Author:	Centurian [ Sat May 03, 2003 23:46 pm ]
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Zephyr wrote: The Afghani airforce flew alongside the Soviet airforce. The Soviets installed a puppet government and equipped its military with Soviet equipment. I don't know if there even was an Afghani airforce before this. So the only air-to-air action that I know of was when Soviet and Afghani airforce (DRAAF) aircraft met Pakistani aircraft near the Pakistani border (Soviet aircraft attacked Muhajadeen camps in Pakistan). Then after the Soviet withdrawl, there was some air-to-air action between various Afghani factions before all the aircraft became unflyable: http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_69.shtml The Soviets used Mi-8s, Mi-24s, Su-25s, Su-22s, MiG-21s, MiG-23s, Tu-22Ms, Tu-22PD jamming planes to protect the Tu-22M3 near the Pakistani border, and cargo planes. The Afghani airforce was supplied with helicopters and MiG-21s and Su-22s. Zephyr And the remnants of the Afghani air force was dimolished in Op. Enduring Freedom.

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Author:	Outryder369th [ Mon May 12, 2003 00:18 am ]
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What exactly is entailed in the start of building a new original map for FA. Can a map layout (bmp ) be imported int the FATK, then add the terrain tiles ? along with the other stuff?

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