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Record revision 1 · The Kabul and Bagram region of DCS: Afghanistan, sold separately, with 10 airfields and heliports.
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DCS: East Afghanistan
- Simulator
- DCS World
- Made by
- Eagle Dynamics
- Setting
- Present day: Battles spanning the last 40 years, from the Soviet operations of the 1980s to the 20 years of the war on terror [1]
- Area
- About 650,000 km² of eastern Afghanistan around Kabul, Bagram, Gardez, Jalalabad and Khost [1]
- Real-world theatre
- Central Asia
- Purchase
- DCS WorldDCS: East Afghanistan Map by Eagle DynamicsDCS Store
Store pages checked 2026-10-28. Prices and availability change.
Airfield coverage
No airfield in this encyclopedia has been checked against this map yet.
Each airfield's page cites the sources for its entry. Airfields not listed have not been checked against this map.
Coverage
East Afghanistan is one of the three regions, Southwest, East and North, in which the DCS: AfghanistanDCS: Afghanistan Sim mapAll of Afghanistan in early access, region by region, from Kandahar and Camp Bastion to Bagram and FOB Salerno. map is sold; the whole map can be bought instead and updates as each region is released. [1] It is in early access. Its mountains are broken by farmland around Bagram and along the rivers, and Kabul is modelled with hospitals, historical sites, monuments and neighbourhoods. [1] Its ten detailed airfields are Bagram, Kabul, Jalalabad, Gardez, Khost, Sharana and Bamyan, with heliports at Urgoon, Ghazni and Khost. [1] Players who own only one region can still fly online across the whole map, with the regions they do not own shown in lower detail. [1]
Sources
- DCS: East Afghanistan. Eagle Dynamics (product page). https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/shop/terrains/east_afghanistan_terrain/ (accessed 2026-10-27).
- DCS: Afghanistan. Eagle Dynamics (product page). https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/shop/terrains/afghanistan_terrain/ (accessed 2026-10-27).
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