Three versions of the same mission for the Sea harrier FRS1, HMS Hermes and Argentine A4P Skyhawk.

F-14 Tomcat of VX-9 Vampires

This file represents 2 minutes and 33 seconds of chatter between a flight of Soviet fighters and their controller as they are vectored in to engage a flight of enemy aircraft (dodging SAMs in the process ). It should add a least a smidgen of immersion to your SF experience while you're out tearing around in your favorite MiG or Sukhoi product.

TopGun Aggressor skin for the mirage factory's F-5E.
 
This skin was designed in WOV and uses VPAF decals. If you want to use it in SFP1 it will work, your just not going to get the nose numbers.
 
Zip includes:
ReadMe txt
.bmp's
.ini's
.jpg's
 
EDIT: Added a set of decals for use with SFP1 or WOV. Big thanks and credit to Saguanay for the decals

US Navy/USAF Mig Killer Series Mission #1
 
18 May 1972 MiG-19 VF-161 F-4B AIM-9 CVA 41 USN LT Henry A. Bartholomay / LT Oran R. Brown
18 May 1972 MiG-19 VF-161 F-4B AIM-9 CVA 41 USN LT Patrick E. Arwood / LT James M. Bell
 
 
This mission was made by Saganuay82. Can only be used in WOV. I have included Sundowner's VF-161 skin which needs to go into your F-4B folder. Put the 720518 VF161 vs MiG19.msn into your mission folder. Other than that everything else is in there.
 
You fly as LT Henry A. Bartholomay so make sure your nose number is 110.
 
LT Patrick E. Arwood nose number was 105.
 
Beware of the SAM's, hell the missions isnt easy at all.
 
You wil be flying MIGCAP for A-7's/ A-6's and other F-4's.
 
If you like this mission we will do more.
 
USAFMTL

A mainscreen (finally!) for the Europe 1962 campaign.

Version 2 of Haiphong Strike '67. For Wings Over Vietnam ONLY.
 
In this version, you start off the deck of the USS Kitty Hawk, and return to same after you complete your mission. And yes, boyz 'n girlz, the entire task force is MOVING
 
Known Issues: If you warp to the objective, you will arrive at the same time as the strike package, which not only renders your mission useless, you may find find yourself flying through a "rain" of MK82s!. So, fly it like its meant to be flown, don't cut corners!

This is the "YakPack Camo" skins for the Yak-15 Feather aircraft model for Strike Fighters made by Pasko. These two camo skins were never to my knowledge used on the Yak-15. All I have seen are single color (top view) aircraft like the 3 skins included by Pasko with the model. However, I thought it would be nice to make a couple camo pattern skins. And since this aircraft is really a modified late war propeller Yak, I figured a WW2 late war camo Yak pattern would be a nice place to start. I then also did a green MiG version of the same pattern. So the colors and patterns are authentic. You might consider this a "might have been" paint job if the plane had saw more extensive service and espesially combat in Korea. Which I might add is the install of SFP1 I use this plane in.
I also included the Yak-3 cockpit done by Kesslebrut. This is closer to the avionics used by a converted piston fighter which the yak-15 was than the A-4 Skyhawk cockpit used previously. I noticed I can also now see my Yak-15s' wings on either side were I couldnt previously with the A-4 'pit. The Yak-3 'pit is used with the Yak-3 model done by Pasko and Kesslebrut. Along with the Yak-3 cockpit, I included the Yak-3_cockpit.ini files.
UPDATE: Cocpit position tweak to realistic postion thanks to Charles. :)