Squadron Editor version 0.6
For Campaigns in Third Wire Series Flight Simulators:
Strike Fighters, Wings over Vietnam, Wings over Europe, First Eagles
 
V.6 Adds the ability to edit the Player's Pilot
Name
Rank
Air and Ground Kills
Missions
 
You can edit the following for AI Pilots only:
 
Pilot Names
Rank
Air and Ground Kills
Missions
Pilot Characteristics (Skill, Experience, Morale and Condition)
Pilot Status (Active, WIA, MIA, POW, KIA)
 
You can also change the:
 
Current Date
Number of Available Aircraft
Squadron Supply Level
 
Please note you must have MS Excel 2000 or newer installed to use this editor. Please read the Readme file included for complete instructions.

This is a reworked skin for the SH-3 Sea King. Skin reflects HS-11 Dragon Slayers.
 
Original skin texture by Gramps, Model by Capun.
Skin posted with permission of Capun.
 
Please do not redistribute this skin without my permission.
 
If you have any questions or comments regarding this skin please contact me, any issues with the model please contact Capun.
 
Thank you.

This is a reworked skin for the SH-3 Sea King. Skin reflects HS-3 Tridents.
 
Original skin texture by Gramps, Model by Capun.
Skin posted with permission of Capun.
 
Please do not redistribute this skin without my permission.
 
If you have any questions or comments regarding this skin please contact me, any issues with the model please contact Capun.
 
Thank you.

F-16I Sufa "Bat Squadron"
 
Just drop into your Sufa folder and go fly.

This is a reworked skin for the SH-3 Sea King. Skin reflects HS-2 Golden Falcons.
 
Original skin texture by Gramps, Model by Capun.
Skin posted with permission of Capun.
 
Please do not redistribute this skin without my permission.
 
If you have any questions or comments regarding this skin please contact me, any issues with the model please contact Capun.
 
Thank you.

This is a reworked skin for the SH-3 Sea King. Skin reflects HS-15 Red Lions.
 
Original skin texture by Gramps, Model by Capun.
Skin posted with permission of Capun.
 
Please do not redistribute this skin without my permission.
 
If you have any questions or comments regarding this skin please contact me, any issues with the model please contact Capun.
 
Thank you.

Original Pilot's Notes for the Spitfire IIA & IIB from the Air Ministry, dated July 1940 on the cusp of the Battle Of Britain.
 
This is like an "owner's manual" for the Spitfire. Section 1 contains sections on the Controls, Engine, Cockpit [including 2 B&W images of the port and starboard side of the pit], Operational Equipment, and Wireless.
 
Section 2 contains "Handling and Flying Notes for Pilot", and has sections on Starting the Engine, Taxying, Taking-Off, Climbing, General Flying, Stalling, Spinning, Diving, Aerobatics, Combat Manoeuvres [sic], Landing, et cetera... Sorry, there are no page numbers on the original.
 
I thought this document important enough to include in the download section, rather than a link in a thread that will be subsequently buried. I hope you all agree. I plan on delving into the excellent library and archives I have access to and provide more gems like this.

This is just a littly quicky fix to create a generic Recon Pod for all the different Starfighters out there. It's alwyas bugged me we didn't have anything, and all the Zipper call for one in their loadout inis.
The shape is pretty generic, too. Rather bullet like, as it's based off the BLU-27 napalm canister. Since we don't actually have a proper shape, especially for the Canadian Vikon pod, this will have to suffice until a 3d modeler steps up and creates a real one.
 
I'm pretty sure I've got everybody covered, end user wise. You'll note the fairly complete listing of countries in the Attachemnt types:
 
USAF, ITALY, W_Germany, Norway, Japan, WP - this is for Pakistani and possibly Jordanian Starfighters - if you've created a country specific version for Jordan. I figgured it couldn't hurt to add it, right?
Dutch and Belgian users (of the Zipper, not players!) shouldn't have any problems loading it.
 
I've also included the layered psd file, in case anyone wants to mess with it. I think I got a pretty good 'sampling' of camera ports; 2 vertical, 2 staggered oblique panoramic. I mean, after all, it don't work anyway; its just for show!
 
Happy Photoing!
Wrench
Kevin Stein