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Operation Flashpoint Files (OFPFiles) is an internet site dedicated to bringing the latest news, downloads and pictures to the Operation Flashpoint community. The site was started in 2003 by FileFront, and is part of a range of network sites hosted by them.

OFPFiles is unique in that it provides extensive facilities to users browsing the site, such as comment and request facilities, forums, reviews and a daily 'picture of the day' (PotD) among others.

Users downloading files from the site are given three possible download mirrors: one in California, USA, one in Belgium and one in Brisbane, Australia. This allows users from all over the world to download content at high-speed.

Over the past years, OFPFiles has hosted a range of projects, but none so popular as the FFUR Project. FlashFX Units Replacement Pack modification (FFUR) was designed to convert every unit within Operation Flashpoint into a community-based, high-quality replacement. The modification team also hoped to preserve the realism of the game and breath new life into the 2001 hit. OFPFiles was at the forefront of its production, hosting every new file quickly and providing insiders' information.

Today the site is a critical artery within the community for information and downloads.