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A Surface to Air Missile site (SAM) is, as the name would suggest, a ground based system dedicated to launching missiles at your aircraft. This page covers the various SAMs in DCS, their characteristics, typical deployments (as used by real-life militaries), and tactics for mission makers and pilots to be aware of. | A Surface to Air Missile site (SAM) is, as the name would suggest, a ground based system dedicated to launching missiles at your aircraft. This page covers the various SAMs in DCS, their characteristics, typical deployments (as used by real-life militaries), and tactics for mission makers and pilots to be aware of. | ||
A compendium of DCS Sam Sites can be found in [[DCS Reference/Air | A compendium of DCS Sam Sites can be found in [[DCS Reference/Air Defences]] | ||
[[Category:DCS]] | [[Category:DCS]] | ||
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A Surface to Air Missile site (SAM) is, as the name would suggest, a ground based system dedicated to launching missiles at your aircraft. This page covers the various SAMs in DCS, their characteristics, typical deployments (as used by real-life militaries), and tactics for mission makers and pilots to be aware of.
A compendium of DCS Sam Sites can be found in DCS Reference: Air Defences