DCS Cinematic: Operation Desert Storm

A remake of my previous Desert Storm cinematic. Now it looked way more better with DCS 2.7 with clouds and lightning.

Most of the scene were shot in the new Syria map & some in Persian Gulf. Because i notice most of airbase in Syria look almost similar to airbase in Iraq.

Song: Lion and the sun by Meteor for F-14B soundtrack

Mod used in this cinematic:

All the radio transmission:

#DCS#Desertstorm#Cinematic

[normannobrot]

I still remember the combat scenes of AA fire on the news.

[steph]

Very realistic clip Rodz! Enjoyed every seconds of it. I was 18 years old when that war was triggered and remember following it closely. Subscribed!

[mrsirkosky]

This video is great. I love the soundtrack, the radio transmissions (the nostalgia is hittin hard) and of course, the visuals- They were spot on! Besides all of that, it shows how desperatly this game needs the A-6 Intruder and the Panavia Tornado.

[a-eskyhawk]

That 1 dislike is probably from Iraqi commander.

[Snugggg]

This is by far my favourite DCS cinematic i've seen. excellent use of radio recordings and Meteor's amazing track. Very well done!

[berserker]

Outstanding job! Great shoots and angles.

[DaveYogs]

the bit at 4:00 was fucking gorgeous. Like it was captured straight from the time it took place.

[HMMR]

I have watched many Desert Storm documentaries and this is so god dang accurate. GJ

[joshbosco]

Haven't been able to quit watching this since I stumbled upon it. This is better done than most professional trailers. Fantastic.

[hellcat]

Dude. This was excellent. Great work.

You should consider making some single missions. You clearly have a great handle on the mission editor.

[jasiahkrusivelt]

man this is intense, could we get some historically accurate ww2 cinematics?

[skylosfoxtrot]

Holy shit, that intro gave me goosebumps! Good jobs dude!

[gijoker]

As a veteran of this conflict, I just want to say to the creator: "Great job! Very cool!"

[Decrepit_biker]

I cant believe this is 30 years ago. Feels like yesterday!

[dark_gamerbr]

I've seen reports from veterans who say they enjoyed being part of this operation! As well as those who were in the air force and mainly in the M1 Abrans armored division advancing through the defensive line.They said it was an unforgettable experience, it was surreal and it lasted very quickly! It was 100 hours in total. And it's been 31 years now, I think whoever participated regardless of the division must have had An unforgettable experience! I'm from Brazil and I really like studying about this war, its vibe is different :)

[ChalkInTheLand]

I was 9 years old when Desert Shield turned into Desert Storm. I vividly remember watching CNN and seeing the beginning of the airstrikes on Baghdad. Watching the opening scenes of a war live was something new. It was jaw dropping seeing the night vision style footage of the explosions and the AA's firing into the air. That was also the worlds first real look at how lethal stealth bombers are

[theodwyer]

At an air museum close to where i live there is a buccaneer that fought in this war and at the time they were abit outdated so they provided the laser designation (with the pavespike pod) for the British tornado squadrons that didnt have tpods yet and on its nose there are lots of black bombs painted on for the missions it lased and one red one and next to it a little red c-130 because on one mission a kuwait airforce owned but iraqi captured C-130 was taxiing so the bucc dropped a bomb itself and hit the aircraft as it was taxiing. I did some work experience there and they opened it up and let me sit in it as well as showed me part of the start sequence and i got to squeeze that deadly bomb release

[egrikomrade]

Still my favorite DCS cinematic that shows a conflict to this day. I think the Desert Storm scenario is the most exploitable in DCS, the last war of the cold war, with modern, but still cold war aircrafts.

[kmmediafactory]

Oh yeah! Now this is what I've been looking for! Your audio work is great, I feel like it is rejected sometimes when people make cinematics. And of course, your visuals are awesome, better than many I've seen!

[louhodo]

Outstanding work. I remember that night like it was yesterday. The house phone rang and my dad was put on alert status. I was 13.... I marked it on my world map. Like I did with everytime my dad was sent overseas.

Little did I know I would be not far from there in Afghanistan a little over a decade later.