Can the newly announced AIM-424 Malice really achieve a 350-mile air-to-air shot? In this DCS World test, we push the USN’s super-long-range missile to its limits using F-35 off-board guidance, AESA radar tracking and datalink support.
Revisit the **Grim Reapers Iran–Iraq War Dynamic Campaign**, an 11-part DCS series set during the conflict of the 1980s. Watch highlights from the opening mission and follow the full Desert Campaign from Day 1.
A new GR3-exclusive series takes on Eagle Dynamics’ START HERE missions, beginning with the AH-64D Apache and a practical introduction to the CPG seat, TEDAC and Hellfire missiles.
We take a second look at the AIM-424 Malice in a futuristic DCS World scenario, pitting a B-21 Raider armed with 40 long-range missiles against an entire Chinese carrier air wing of 24 J-15 fighters.
As part of **Eagle Dynamics’ new “Start Here” drive** to help new players get into DCS World, Grim Reapers has three coupon codes available from 26 August 2026. Use them for the F/A-18C, P-51D and AH-64D during qualifying sales for up to a 50% total discount.
Today we take a first look at the newly announced USN AIM-424 Malice, a super long-range air-to-air missile reportedly capable of engaging targets at up to 250 nautical miles. We explore what this could mean for modern air combat before putting the concept to the test in a large-scale Pacific DCS World scenario.
Two former USAF crew chiefs share what it was really like to maintain the F-16C Viper, work on the flight line and keep one of the world’s most famous fighter aircraft mission-ready.
Could a small flight of upgraded F-14B(U) Tomcats succeed where hundreds of Vietnam War combat sorties failed? Armed with JDAMs, they take on the heavily defended Dragon’s Jaw Bridge through intense AAA, SA-2 missiles and MiG-21 interceptors.