Strike Fighters by Thirdwire

just a simple camo skin.the finflash and insinia decals were kindly "donated" by JSF Aggie.

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the A Team He-111H8 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H8 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H8 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H4 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H4 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H4 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H4 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H4 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H4 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H4 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H4 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H4 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H4 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H4 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H4 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H4 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H4 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H4 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H3 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H3 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H3 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H3 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H3 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H3 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H3 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H3 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H3 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H3 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H3 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H3 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H2 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H2 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H2 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the He-111H2 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H2 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H2 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the A Team He-111H6 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H6 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H6 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
Capun and his A Team, for bringing us the He-111H6 to play with.
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the A Team He-111H6 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H6 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H6 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
Capun and his A Team, for bringing us the He-111H6 to play with.
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the A Team He-111H6 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H6 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H6 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
Capun and his A Team, for bringing us the He-111H6 to play with.
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the A Team He-111H6 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H6 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H6 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
Capun and his A Team, for bringing us the He-111H6 to play with.
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

He 111 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the A Team He-111H6 and are conversions of the skins created by CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their He-111H series for CFS3.
 
To install, just extract the file to your ObjectsAircraftHe-111H6 folder and go fly. It's that simple!
 
The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the He-111H6 Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
CFS3 Ground Crew Design Team for their work in creating the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for their kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
Capun and his A Team, for bringing us the He-111H6 to play with.
 
TK for SF/WOV, WOE and who knows what else.
 
Have fun, and good hunting!
 
Allen (allenjb42) Burton
 
Any problems, find me at combatace.com, simhq.com or column5.us

New Skin & decals for four squadrons of Halifax III aircraft.
 
For the Halifax by Veltro2k.
 
51 Sqn RAF were based at Snaith in East Yorkshire and operated Halifax III's from early 1944.
 
76 Sqn RAF flew Halifaxes from RAF Holme-on-Spalding Moor in East Yorkshire from 1943 until the end of the war in Europe.
 
347 Sqn were a Free French Air Force unit within the RAF. Flying from RAF Elvington they proudly displayed the French Insignia on their aircraft as well as the Cross of Lorraine.
 
466 Sqn was an Australian Air Force unit within the RAF. Initially based at RAF Leconfield, they moved a few miles further North to RAF Driffield til the end of hostilities.
 
All the above were part of No.4 group (Yorkshire).
 
Thanks to Veltro2k for bringing the Halifax into the Thirdwire World !
 
Syrinx.
 
 
Released under CombatAce Fair-Use terms. Visit the URL below for more info.
 
http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=26131

Hi pilot!
 
For your Cold War games I have made two skins representing 9
aircraft of the Luftstreitkräfte (of the DDR); a silver one
(standard) and a camouflaged one. The serials are the
correct ones for the normal bomber version.
Note! The included camouflage skin was only applied on ONE
LSK Il-28, being number 208. Nonetheless I have included it
with ability to carry all numbers.
Drag and drop in your Il-28 folder.... ready!
 
Hope you like it!
 
 
 
Muesli
 
 
PS: Thanks TW for an excellent Soviet dump truck!

Plucked straight from the readme file...
 
 
 

EA-18G Growler
Model By:Erin_Hans/101TFS
Paint/decals/tweaks:WombRaider
Testing:STORM


 
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A little history of the EA-18G.....
 
The E/A-18G is the Navy's replacement for the EA-6B Airborne Electronic Attack aircraft and represents an entirely new way of looking at legacy aircraft replacement. Leveraging existing production capabilities at Boeing and Northrop Grumman, the Navy is using the F/A-18E/F MYC to buy an additional quantity of 'F' Aircraft, and marrying those airframes with Northrop Grumman's in-production Improved Capabilities (ICAP)- III Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA) system to produce the E/A- 18G to replace the aging EA-6B aircraft. This allows us to deliver the next generation Airborne Electronic Attack capability at reduced cost and in the shortest possible timeframe. The Marine Corps is examining a range of possibilities that will provide the needed capability.
 
In late September 2006 the Boeing Company delivered the first EA-18G Growler airborne electronic attack (AEA) aircraft to the US Navy test site at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, MD. The first EA-18G, known as aircraft EA-1, made the two-hour flight from St. Louis to Maryland with U.S. Navy pilot Lt. Matt Doyle and weapons system operator U.S. Navy Cmdr. Jamie Engdahl on board. EA-1 is the first of two test aircraft built under a System Development and Demonstration contract Boeing signed with the Navy on Dec. 29, 2003. In addition to flight testing, EA-1 will undergo extensive ground testing in the Patuxent River anechoic chamber to assess on-board radar, receiver and jammer compatibility and performance. The second EA-18G will join the flight test program at Patuxent River later this year.
 
The E/A-18G is the fourth major variant of the F/A-18 family of aircraft. The EA-18G will serve as the Navy's replacement for the EA-6B providing a capability to detect, identify, locate, and suppress hostile emitters. The EA-18G will have the capability to operate autonomously or as a major node in a network-centric operation and will provide accurate emitter targeting for employment of onboard suppression weapons such as the High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM). Prime contractors are Boeing Aircraft Corporation of St. Louis, MO for the airframe and General Electric Company, Aircraft Engine Division of Lynn, MA for the engines. Northrop Grumman Corporation, Bethpage, NY is a major subcontractor.
 
The EA-18 will perform full-spectrum electronic surveillance and electronic attack of enemy threat radars and communications nets. The EA-18 leverages the U.S. Navy's investment in the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet platform. A derivative of the two-seat F/A-18F Super Hornet - a platform which is in production today - the EA-18 is a highly flexible design that enables the warfighter to perform a broad range of tactical missions, operating from either the deck of an aircraft carrier or land-based fields. The EA-18 is 99 percent common with the Super Hornet and would be expected to significantly reduce support and training costs for the US Navy.
 
The EA-18G's electronic attack upgrades will meet EA-6B (ALQ-218, ALQ-99, USQ-113) Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA) capability to detect, identify, locate and suppress hostile emitters; provide enhanced connectivity to National, Theater and Strike assets; and provide organic precision emitter targeting for employment of onboard suppression weapons High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM) to fulfill operational requirements. The man in the loop operation and advanced information display system will allow real time assessment of the tactical situation and the appropriate response executed in accordance with the rules of engagement. The performance of the aircraft is compatible with the primary strike/fighter aircraft projected to be in the inventory in the 2010 time period, allowing it to be fully integrated into specific strike packages. It will also have the capacity to provide broad area coverage for extended periods of time to support numerous strikes or other air operations in a federated context. The EA-18G is being designed to perform a range of Electronic Warfare/Electronic Attack functions either simultaneously or independently.
 
The F/A-18G had minor shortcomings relative to the EA-6B ICAP-III baseline of the Advanced Electronic Attack (AEA) Analysis of Alternatives study. By incorporating alterations, such as inclusion of a digital receiver system, complete communications electronic attack system, and routable network information system, this valid core can become a viable force for the future. The mission radius and time on station figures with typical air defense suppression loads are nearly identical. AEA system components designed for the EA -6B ICAP-III were easily adaptable for use in the F/A-18G. An initial study of the electro-magnetic interference susceptibility for the F/A-18G was concluded with favorable results. Although the LR-700 can be adapted for use in this airframe, a digital implementation revolutionizes electronic surveillance with low probability of intercept radar and complex modulation waveform detection, coherent jamming capability, active cancellation look through, and specific emitter identification. An internet protocol routable network approach is introduced as a possible means to seamless connectivity and fully integrated data picture. The multi-role capability of the F/A-18G will provide synergistic strike and survivability advantages as well as training and readiness challenges. A quantification of overall effectiveness demonstrates the F/A-18G is a viable EA -6B follow-on and AEA platform.
 
The EA-18 was the only alternative to the EA-6B based on a derivative from an in-production, aircraft carrier adept aircraft. It has the basic tactical capabilities of the F/A-18F Super Hornet coupled with the enhanced electronic attack capability of the ICAP III Prowler. The EA-18 will eliminate the type model series airplane off the flight deck. The configuration of the airplane in terms of capability will be equivalent to what is anticipated in the EA-6B with ICAP III installed, and a concentration on the LR-700 receiver, which will allow tracking of threats. Instead of pre-emptive jamming it will provide selective reactive jamming.
 
The airplane, though dedicated to the electronic attack mission, can be changed from an EA back to an 'F' with relative ease and vice versa. It allows flexibility on the flight deck. You can use up a certain portion of the life of the airplane flying it as an electronic attack airplane, and then shift missions, and use another section as a fighter. There is certainly a big difference in fighting Iraq with a strong intergraded jamming system compared to fighting in Afghanistan.
 
The EA-18 will retain everything in it that the F/A-18F Super Hornet has today with two exceptions. The wing tip stations will have receiving antennas. The gun will be replaced with avionics boxes containing the LR-700 receiver and satellite communications, which interface with the ALQ-99 Tactical Jamming System pods.
 
The EA-18 is based on the two-seat F/A-18F with the Block 2 avionics upgrades, including active-array radar and advanced rear crew station, already under development for the Super Hornet. Production cost on a unit flyaway basis will be 15-18% more than a basic F/A-18F in then-year dollars. An EA-18 will cost $7-9 million more, based on the nominal Super Hornet unit price of $50 million by the end of the current multi-year procurement contract. Concurrent production of EA-18s and E/Fs would further reduce the Super Hornet's price. The company estimated that, if 12 EA-18s are built each year alongside 48 E/Fs, the cost of each E/F would be reduced by up to $3 million. The US Navy would see operating and support savings, with the EA-18 expected to cost $7,400/h to operate, compared with over S17,000/h for the EA-6B.
 
The EA-18G aircraft, chosen to augment electronic attack capabilities across the services and replace the Navy's EA-6B, will be a missionized F/A-18F airframe to provide capabilities to detect, identify, and locate hostile radio frequency emitters in order to direct jamming against radar and communications threats, and to fire suppression weapons such as High-speed Anti-Radiation Missiles (HARMs). The EA-18G incorporates a version of the airborne electronic attack (AEA) suite developed for the Improved Capability (ICAP) III EA-6B upgrade. The Navy plans to include a newly configured Communications Countermeasure Set as a replacement for the USQ-113.
 
The EA-18 was selected to replace the EA-6B Prowler electronic warfare aircraft to provide an Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA). The EA-6B will begin retirement in the 2010 timeframe, after a career that exceeded 40 years of deployments in support of USN, USMC, and USAF strike forces. As of early 2000, Defense Department planning for replacing the EA-6B Prowler include a scheme under which the Navy would buy an F/A-18G "Growler" -- an F/A-18E/F modified for escort and close-in jamming. The Air Force would provide standoff jamming with modified EB-52s or EB-1s, and close-in jamming with unmanned air vehicles such as the Northrop Grumman Global Hawk or General Atomics Predator.
 
The DoD's only air-based EA jamming capability was provided by 123 EA-6B Prowlers. It was projected that these 123 aircraft will no longer adequately support required Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA) missions beyond the year 2010 due to attrition and airframe life limits. In order to maintain the tactical advantage over enemy air defenses, the DoD must augment and ultimately replace its aging and diminishing fleet of EA-6B aircraft with an equal or better AEA capability.
 
The EA-18 is the result of an engineering design, development and test effort that began in late 1993. This effort has included avionics and aircraft conceptual design, engineering analysis, high- and low-speed wind tunnel testing, electromagnetic interference/compatibility laboratory testing, antenna range testing and extensive crew-vehicle interface development.
 
In November 2001 Boeing successfully completed an initial flight demonstration of its EA-18 Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA) concept aircraft. The test used an F/A-18F Super Hornet to carry three ALQ-99 jamming pods and two fuel tanks while measuring noise and vibration data and assessing aircraft flying qualities.
 
In April 2002 Boeing completed the third successful flight demonstration of its EA-18 Airborne Electronic Attack concept aircraft. The test, conducted April 5, used an F/A-18F Super Hornet to carry three ALQ-99 jamming pods and two fuel tanks while measuring noise and vibration data and assessing aircraft flying qualities. Boeing teammate, Northrop Grumman, instrumented the ALQ-99 jamming pods to gather the noise and vibration information. The combination of a validated design, proven platform and proven electronics positioned the EA-18 program to begin a system development and demonstration phase in 2003.
 
 
 
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How to install this package!!!
 
1.Unzip the Growler zip file to the root of your sim.
 
2.Use the weapon editor, and open your current weaponDATA.ini. Merge the supplied ini with the original WeaponDATA.ini. you can also use the data below to manually put the weapons in. I suggest using the merge option though.
 
3.Add the squadron to your squadronlists
 
4.Go blow stuff up
 
5.Have a cigar
 
...Any problems send me a PM on Combatace.com, username WombRaider
 
 
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Thanks go out to the following people...
 
-Erwin_Hans and 101TFS for their nice F-18 package!
 
-Combatace staff for hosting such a great freeware site
 
-STORM for the beta testing
 
-TK for making such an open game
 
 
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Your new squadron....
 
[squadronXXX]
Name=VAQ132
DisplayName=VAQ-132 'Scorpions'
Nation=USN

Douglas A-24 "Banshee" Light Attack/Dive Bomber
 
This is a mod of Wolf257's SBD 'Dauntless' dive-bomber into the A-24 "Banshee" as used by the US Army Air Force, circa 1942 in the SouthWest Pacific/New Guinea region
 
This is to be considered as an "incomplete" aircraft mod, due to the non-inclusion of certain files. I've NOT included the aircraft LOD file, as per Wolf's wishes . See below "To Install" for a complete list of the necessary parts. The cockpit IS included, however.
You -MUST- have the SBD to make use of this aircraft, as you'll be coping files over from it.
 
The new skin, from a completly redrawn template, represents aircraft from the 8th Bomb Squadron, as seen in and around Port Moresby circa mid-1942. Serial numbers are suppled for 24 aircraft; these are 100% accurate AAF serials as used on Banshees, but I claim no accuracy as to if any of them were on the 8th's aircraft.
 
 
= IMPORTANT: This aircraft is designed for use in SF/WoV/WoE -ONLY-, it is NOT reccomended for use in a post 8/08 or 10/08 patch environment, as the flight model will probably be a little 'squiffy' =
 
= This mod is designed for use with the Bunyap Weapons Pak of 6/06, as it contains all the needed weapons . If attempting to use this aircraft with any other weapons pak, you'll need to add ALL the WW2 era bombs, torpedoes, etc. They are NOT included in this package. =
 
As ususal, there's detailed readme with the install instructions. Read it or weep
 
Good LUCK and Good Hunting!
Wrench
kevin stein

Five Super Étendards were loaned to Iraq in 1983 while the country waited on deliveries of the Dassault Mirage F1s that had been ordered. These aircraft used Exocets with some success against Iranian tankers, 51 attacks in total in the Persian Gulf before being returned to France in 1985. At least two were shot down during the spring and summer of 1984 by Iranian F-14s, while Iran claims to have shot down a third one. Of the two aircraft destroyed one was indeed shot down, the other was only damaged but crashed whilst trying to return to base. Only three aircraft were returned to France. (Wikipedia)

This update to my WOV 45th TRS "AH" decals for Erikgen and team's excellent RF-101C fixes a couple of mistakes I made, and revises the actual size of the tailcode letters and serial numbers. As before, only 56-0166 carries the polka dot fin tip. Just drop the enclosed files into the "AH" folder in your RF-101C folder.
 
Mike Druzolowski