AH-64D #1 - SYRIA RESCUE

Before the Takeoff, make sure that you can hear the Radios, Test in this Tarawa ATIS --> Freq: 123.45
If Not, Go to Setting > Audio and check your GUI and Helmet volumes, also check your Master Volume!

When you get ready to Departure on Tarawa Use the F10 menu and tell that you are READY TO DEPARTURE and wait for the confirmation message.

When you get near the FARP, also use the F10 Menu to ask them to turn FARP Lights ON !

WP 1 36 S YF 31914 31398
WP 2 37 S BA 37754 48862
WP 3 37 S BA 42425 47608
WP 4 37 S BA 46238 45047
WP 5 37 S BA 56602 37906
WP 6 37 S BA 61512 37013
WP 7 37 S BA 75708 39117
WP 8 37 S BA 82253 46197 - FARP
WP 9 A 37 S CA 23316 53975
WP 9 B 37 S CA 22915 60730

Mission done by Pipo, Muttley and Omega. ENJOY!

MISSION BRIEFING

Operation: Midnight Falcon

Situation:

Pilots, welcome to Operation Midnight Falcon. Our ground forces are engaged in a critical mission on the island of Tarawa, and your expertise as Apache AH-64D pilots is vital to the success of this operation. The enemy is entrenched and heavily fortified, posing a significant threat to our troops. Your mission is to provide close air support, eliminate enemy defenses, and ensure the safety of our ground forces.

Mission Objectives:

1. Radio and Volume Check:
- Before takeoff, ensure your volume settings for GUI, radio, and helmet are set to 100%. FM 42 will provide essential information during the mission.

2. ATIS Radio Test:
- Test your radio capabilities by tuning in to Tarawa ATIS on Frequency 123.45. Confirm that you can hear the broadcast clearly.

3. Departure Preparation:
- Utilize the F10 menu to notify the control tower when you are READY TO DEPART. Wait for confirmation before proceeding.

4. FARP Support:
- As you approach the Forward Arming and Refueling Point (FARP) near Waypoint 8, use the F10 Menu to request the FARP lights to be turned ON for night operations.

5. Waypoint Navigation:
- Follow the specified waypoints to provide close air support to our ground forces:

- WP 1: 36 S YF 31914 31398
- WP 2: 37 S BA 37754 48862
- WP 3: 37 S BA 42425 47608
- WP 4: 37 S BA 46238 45047
- WP 5: 37 S BA 56602 37906
- WP 6: 37 S BA 61512 37013
- WP 7: 37 S BA 75708 39117
- WP 8 (FARP): 37 S BA 82253 46197
- WP 9A: 37 S CA 23316 53975
- WP 9B: 37 S CA 22915 60730

Mission Notes:

- Stay in close communication with FM 42 for real-time mission updates and intelligence.

- Coordinate your actions with your fellow Apache pilots.

- Exercise extreme caution and maintain situational awareness, especially during night operations.

- Be prepared to adapt to changing battlefield conditions and provide immediate support to our ground forces when needed.

Mission Credits:

This mission has been meticulously planned and executed by Pipo, Muttley, and FellOmega. Your dedication and skill are the backbone of this operation.

Pilots, the success of this mission rests on your shoulders. Fly with precision, trust in your training, and bring our troops home safely. Good luck, and may you accomplish the mission objectives. ENJOY the mission!

SITUATION UPDATE:

All pilots, please be advised of the updated mission details. Our mission objective is to rescue a soldier who is being held captive in a terrorist camp located at 37 S CA 3041 5782. The soldier's safety is paramount, and our task is to ensure a successful rescue operation.

MISSION INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Flight Assignments:
- There are two flights: ALPHA and BRAVO. Ensure that you board a helicopter belonging to your respective flight.

2. Helicopter Rearming:
- Take off from Tarawa with no weapons, only fuel. Helicopters must be rearmed at the FARP LONDON (WP08) before proceeding with the rescue mission.

3. FARP Operations:
- Use the F10 menu to control FARP lights (on/off). Land in front of the tires. In case of technical issues, backup helicopters are available at the FARP.

4. Rescue Operation:
- We have the precise location of our prisoner at 37 S CA 3041 5782. Clear the area to ensure a safe landing zone for our rescue helicopter. After landing, use the F10 Menu to initiate the rescue operation.

5. Mission Caution:
- We lack intel on enemy defenses and potential reinforcements. Before initiating the rescue, confirm that the area is secure. Exercise extreme caution; the safety of our aircraft depends on it.

6. Route Safety:
- Stick to the predetermined route. Any deviation from the specified path jeopardizes the safety of the aircraft. Although the route is deemed safe, be vigilant for possible attacks, especially on the way to the FARP. Do not stop; maintain a steady pace.

RESCUE LANDING ZONE:

- Coordinate for the rescue at the specified landing zone: 37 S CA 3044 5778. This point is crucial for the safe extraction of our soldier. Ensure this point is added to your navigation systems.

MISSION OBJECTIVE:

Our objective is clear: rescue our soldier and return safely. Trust in your training, communicate effectively with your flight members, and execute the mission with precision. Remember, success depends on your collective efforts.

Fly safe, stay focused, and bring our soldier home. Good luck, pilots. Mission execution is in your hands. Dismissed.

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