Continuing our series of interviews here at CA, USAFMTL received an opportunity to interview Ezlead. Another great read.     1. Can you tell us a little about yourself? I was always interested in flying ever since I was about 7 years old. My uncle had an old J-3 cub and he took me up a few times. I just loved it. I went to college at Northern Illinois Univ. for 2 years and then enlisted in the Marines. After boot,ITR,OCS,Basic School and flight school I was stationed at MCAS Cherry Point,N

Spec and I have known each other for a long long time. I asked him to review WOI for Combatace because I know he would tell you what you need to know and what you didn't. So check out his review by reading the link below. It is an excellent read.   http://combatace.com/index.php?categoryid=...p2_articleid=70

Continuing our series of interviews here at CA I got an opportunity to interview Wagsled. A great read.     1. Can you tell us a little about yourself? Born at the very end of WWII to a Marine fighter pilot from Kansas and a mother from the Deep South. My dad saw action at Okinawa flying Hellcats with VMF(N)-543 and after the war ended went into China with his squadron. He left active duty after the war, but was recalled to serve as a Corsair pilot during the Korean conflict. I grew up all o

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Speed and Angels anticipated June 2008 Release   In 2003, Director Peyton Wilson entered the world of U.S. Navy fighter pilots. Thanks to unprecedented access granted by the Navy, Peyton captured and created the most intimate film ever made on fighter pilots. Epic High Definition aerial footage and stunning cockpit photography provide a dramatic backdrop for the larger story of fighting for your dreams.   Inspired by the passion of two young Navy officers she encountered, Peyton followed J

Digital Combat Simulator: Black Shark FAQ:   Q: Everyone thought that Black Shark was going to be an add-on to Lock On, why did this not happen? A: As we evaluated the concept of doing a helicopter simulation with a 6DOF clickable cockpit, new terrain area, very detailed avionics and a new mission and campaign structure, it became clear that we could not use the Lock On code, and we would have to develop a highly-modified version of our existing 'The Fighter Collection Simulation Engine' (TFC

I opened up a Model Aircraft Gallery for everyone to show them off. I'll be starting a 1:48 scale B-1 Lancer next month...can't wait to get it done.   Cheers@!   Fates