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DCS carrier recovery guide: CASE I, II and III
Hear ATLAS coordinator examples for CASE I and CASE III, with native DCS retaining the LSO pass. CASE II is a native DCS reference, not an available standalone ATLAS coordinator mode.
Updated for Test27.25. Audio uses ATLAS’s local Pocket TTS voices and the exact transcript shown below. A separate synthetic pilot voice distinguishes your calls. These are illustrative DCS scenarios, not recordings of a live flight. Mission frequencies, winds, routes and assigned values take priority. No microphone is used.
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Carrier recovery procedures
Follow the complete recovery sequence—from holding to the landing area. Switch cases, select a stage, or replay the route.
Daytime · Visual conditions
The visual recovery.
Overhead holding, a left break and the visual landing pattern.
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Overhead hold
DCS recovery overview, adapted from the Supercarrier guide. Radials, timing and missed-approach instructions remain controller-assigned. ATLAS procedure availability varies by build and configuration.
Supercarrier operations guide ↗Choose the carrier control mode used by your mission
Native DCS / hybrid is the default. Native DCS owns carrier ATC, deck operations and the LSO pass. Use its mission channels and native instructions.
The voiced CASE I and CASE III scripts here demonstrate ATLAS coordinator mode. They do not replace native LSO guidance. CASE I includes quiet pattern reports; CASE III includes the marshal readback, EAT, platform, final bearing and needles. All numeric assignments are illustrative.
Standalone ATLAS coordinator mode supports CASE I and CASE III. The CASE II tab is a visual reference for native DCS only and intentionally has no fabricated ATLAS radio audio. Carrier frequencies come from the mission; there is no universal fixed carrier channel.
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