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Wake Island

by John Barker · all their mods

Adds Wake Island terrain to Reforger

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92%

105 votes

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13,565 downloads

ASSETS MANW_2025 TERRAIN TERRAINS
Get it on the Workshop reforger.armaplatform.com/workshop/5968980A29FBD58B

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Details

Author
John Barker
Version
1.0.40
Size
298.5 MB
Licence
APL
Game version
1.3.0.170
Likes
0 / 0 dislikes
Published
25 May 2022
Updated
1 year ago
Workshop ID
5968980A29FBD58B

Recent adoption

30 days: +7 −6 ↑0

Required by

1
Escapists-Wake 1.0.40

Often used with

8
RHS - Content Pack 01 2 servers WCS_M1A1 2 servers RHS - Status Quo 2 servers WCS_Armaments 2 servers RHS - Content Pack 02 2 servers Bacon Suppressors 2 servers WCS_SpaceCore 2 servers WCS_Sounds 2 servers

Version history

8
  1. v1.0.40 298.5 MB 21 May 2025

    ver. 1.0.40 - Adds some custom props

  2. v1.0.39 233.4 MB 30 Apr 2025
  3. v1.0.38 204.0 MB 16 Apr 2025
  4. v1.0.37 204.0 MB 15 Apr 2025
  5. v1.0.36 203.7 MB 14 Apr 2025
  6. v1.0.35 198.4 MB 12 Apr 2025
Description from the Workshop

Wake Island is a remote U.S. territory in the central Pacific Ocean, about halfway between Hawaii and the Philippines. It is a small atoll consisting of a coral reef and three islands: Wake, Peale, and Wilkes. Historically, it was an important military base during World War II, notably for the U.S. defence of the Pacific. Wake Island was also the site of a fierce battle in 1941 when Japanese forces attempted to seize it. Today, it remains unincorporated, with no permanent population, and is primarily used for military purposes. This virtual take on the real island primarily uses vanilla assets, which gives it a more European than Pacific island feel. This called for a fair amount of artistic licence - but I strived to preserve the essence of its real-life counterpart while crafting an environment that's fun and engaging for virtual operations. It's very much a labour of love, and will forever be a work in progress.