Strike Fighters 2 Series by Thirdwire

F-14A-GR-100 Tomcat VF-51 Screaming Eagles for SF2/V/E/I
 
By SidDogg
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This is the ALL-IN-ONE VF-51 livery for the F-14A Tomcat
By The Mirage Factory.
 
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Depicting the initial "all-color" scheme for the squadron's
first arrivals in 1979.
 
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A BIG thanks to TMF and all involved for this aircraft,
as well as the skin template used to make this skin.
 
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NOTE: Included with custom-painted external tanks.
 
Installation
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Simply unzip into you SF2 Series Mod directory
 
Enjoy!
 
 
 
SidDogg

Spitfire MkVb, No.401 (Canadian) Sqn RAF, Gravesend, May 1942
 
Originally No.1 Sqn RCAF, the squadron became operational on Hurricane at Northolt in August 1940 after a period of in-theatre training. After the Battle of Britain, in which it was reasonably successful, it was moved to Prestwick in Scotland. Shortly after returning to the South to Digby in February 1941, it was renumbered to No.401 to avoid confusion with No.1 Sqn RAF. Spitfire MkIIs replaced the Hurricanes in September 1941, and were themselves replaced by MkVbs before the end of 1941. These aircraft remained until their replacement, in turn, with the new MkIX in the course of the late summer of 1942, making 401 one of the first squadrons to operate the MkIX. In October 1941, 401 had moved from Digby to Biggin Hill, carrying out offensive sweeps over Northern France.
 
Serial numbers in this pack correspond to MkVb aircraft used by 401 Squadron during 1942, although many of these aircraft were on strength only for some days, for obvious reasons. Where a pilot has been identified as having flown a particular aircraft (The Royal Air Force did not attribute aircraft to particular pilots, although many did tend to have their favourites) that pilot has been listed in the menu. Aircraft of note are Pilot Officer Don Blakeslee's BL753 'H' and Pilot Officer Don Morrison's BM373 'F'. Aircraft appearing in the menu without an asterisk carry the correct individual letter for that aircraft.
 
This Ocean Grey/Dark Green/Medium Sea Grey Day Fighter Scheme was introduced wef August 1941, although its implementation lasted up until at least the end of 1941. This original shade of Ocean grey, not to be confused with the shade standardised in mid-1942, was ordered to be mixed from seven parts Medium Sea Grey to one part Night and applied on-squadron. In practice, while it could vary wildly, it was generally darker than the later, factory-produced shade, and lacked the blueish hue. It is typical of the period running from late 1941 until the autumn or even winter of 1942.
 
For use ONLY with SF2 including the Israel Expansion Pack. This will NOT work if you do not have the stock TW Spitfires installed and working.
 
Includes 2048 and 1024 size skin sheets.
 
Credits:
Model by Third Wire
Flight Dynamics by ShrikeHawk based on TW Spitfire MkIXc
Cockpit by Kesselbrut
Skin, decals, data.ini modifications, formations, sounds and assembly by ndicki
Guns by AvHistory

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*** LHA Assault Ship For SF2 ***
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This is an update and repaint to Kesselbrut's LHA Assault Ship.
 
HrntFixr's HMLA 269 Cobra skin was used for the static Cobra's.
 
Please do not include in any payware mods.
 
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*** Installation ***
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Copy the contents of the LHA_SF2 folder into your SF2 MOD folder.
 
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*** USE ***
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Decals where included for the following ships, make sure "ShipNumber" is
correctly set:
 


 
LHA 1 USS TARAWA
LHA 2 USS SAIPAN
LHA 3 USS BELLEAU WOOD
LHA 4 USS NASSAU
LHA 5 USS PELELIU

 
AI aircraft do not use thrust vectoring, so there are workarounds used.
Catapults are used so they will get airborne, and arrestor cables are used
to get them back aboard.
 
The two parked AV-8B's are placed there via catapults 5 & 6. These
catapults have an infinate launch time. This means you have to have 6
members in your flight for them to show, and #5 & #6 will never take off,
unless you <ALT+N>.
 
Remove the two lines from LHA_DATA.INI if you don't want cat's 5 & 6:
 


 
SystemName[008]=Cat5
SystemName[009]=Cat6

 
"Carrier_Take-Off Harrier.MSN" is included as an example. You have to have
the stock VietnamSEA terrain and the AV-8B_da aircraft for the mission to
show up in-game.
 
Finally, some of the textures are extremely large. Down-size them if
needed.
 
Post at CombatAce if you have any other questions.

This addon offers the various Mirage 2000B in use in different Air Force, namely:
 
- Mirage 2000BG : Hellenic Air Force.
- Mirage 2000BM : Egyptian Air Force.
- Mirage 2000TH : Indian Air Force.
 
Compared to the single-seater, the 2000B is 19cm longer, is 219kg heavier and carry, internally, 60kg of fuel less.
 
Installation:
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1- Decompress the archive in a temporary folder
2- IMPORTANT! Backup the folders that will be modified.
3- Cut and paste this mod's folders in your game's Mod folder.
4- Enjoy!
 
 
Credits:
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3D model: Amokfloo, reworked by JAT81500.
Templates: Amokfloo.
Cockpit, pilots and fuel tanks: The Mirage Factory.
Skins: ludo.m54
Decals: ludo.m54 and Ghostrider883.
Sounds: Couby, Oxyd, Dassault Aviation.
Testing, ini tuning (mostly based on TMF's Mirage 2000 pack) and sounds importation: FDokal.
Hangar and loading screens : Gustav.
 
If I forgot anyone, let me know and I'll correct it asap.
 
Thanks to everyone on C6 and Combatace forums whom helped with this project.
 
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*This addon is and must remain freeware.*
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Released under CombatAce Fair-Use terms:
http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=26131
 
Ludo

Spitfire MkVb, No.92 (East India) Sqn RAF, Biggin Hill, February - October 1941
 
After fighting throughout the Battle of Britain, during which it produced a number of noteworthy aces, No.92 stayed at Biggin Hill during the summer of 1941. This was the time when the RAF began its 'lean forward' into occupied France, effectively turning the tables on the Luftwaffe and finally taking the fight back to the Continent. In February 1941, No.92 was the first squadron to receive the new MkV Spitfire.
 
The markings carried throughout 1941 included the Sky 'Fighter Command' band and spinner introduced in December 1940 and returned to the all-Sky undersides again after a brief period from December to April when the port wings of fighter aircraft were once again painted black. At this time, the spinner and band were in fact generally painted not Sky but Sky Blue for some reason; the correct Sky colour appeared more generally in the second half of 1941.
 
Serial numbers in this pack correspond to MkVb aircraft used by 92 Squadron during 1941, although many of these aircraft were on strength only for some days, for obvious reasons. Where a pilot has been identified as having flown a particular aircraft (The Royal Air Force did not attribute aircraft to particular pilots, although many did tend to have their favourites) that pilot has been listed in the menu. Pilots of note included such well-known types as Brian Kingcome, Neville Duke, Titch Havercroft, Don Kingaby, Geoff Wellum, Trevor Wade and many others.
 
For use ONLY with SF2 including the Israel Expansion Pack. This will NOT work if you do not have the stock TW Spitfires installed and working.
 
Includes 2048 and 1024 size skin sheets.
 
Credits:
Model by Third Wire
Flight Dynamics by ShrikeHawk based on TW Spitfire MkIXc
Cockpit by Kesselbrut
Skin, decals, data.ini modifications, formations, sounds and assembly by ndicki
Guns by AvHistory

ID(io)T Team Iowa Class Battleship 80s for Strike Fighters 2
 
History:
 
In the 1980s, as part of President Ronald Reagan's plan to rebuild the U.S. military and create a 600-ship Navy—which would counter the new Soviet Kirov class battlecruisers—all four of the battleships were reactivated and modernized under the 600-ship Navy program.each battleship was overhauled to burn navy distillate fuel and modernized to carry electronic warfare suites, close-in weapon systems (CIWS) for self-defense, and missiles.After recommissioning, the modernized battleships operated as centerpieces of their own battleship battle groups (BBBGs), consisting of one Ticonderoga-class cruiser, one Kidd-class destroyer or Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, one Spruance-class destroyer, three Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates and one support ship, such as a fleet oiler.
During their modernization in the 1980s each Iowa-class battleship was equipped with four of the US Navy's Phalanx CIWS mounts, two of which sat just behind the bridge and two which were next to the after ship's funnel. Iowa, New Jersey, and Missouri were equipped with the Block 0 version of the Phalanx, while Wisconsin received the first operational Block 1 version in 1988.[70] The Phalanx system is intended to serve as a last line of defense against enemy missiles and aircraft, and when activated can engage a target with a 20 mm M61 Vulcan 6-barreled gatling cannon at a distance of approximately 3.6 km (2.2 mi).
A close-up look at an Armored Box Launcher unit, this one aboard USS New Jersey As part of their modernization in the 1980s, each of the Iowa-class battleships received a complement of Armored Box Launchers and "shock hardened" Mk. 141 quad cell launchers. The former was used by the battleships to carry and fire the BGM-109 Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles (TLAMs) for use against enemy targets on land, while the latter system enabled the ships to carry a complement of RGM-84 Harpoon anti-ship missiles for use against enemy ships. With an estimated range of 675 nautical miles (1,250 km; 777 mi) to 1,500 nautical miles (2,800 km; 1,700 mi) for the Tomahawk missile and 64.5 nautical miles (119.5 km; 74.2 mi) to 85.5 nautical miles (158.3 km; 98.4 mi) for the Harpoon missile system, these two missile systems displaced the sixteen-inch guns and their maximum range of 42,345 yards (38,720 m) (24.06 mi)[28] to become the longest-ranged weapons on the battleships during the 1980s. It has been alleged by some[73][74][75] that the battleships carried the TLAM-A (also cited, incorrectly, as the TLAM-N)—a Tomahawk missile with a W80 nuclear warhead—during their 1980s service with the United States Navy, but owing to the United States Navy's policy of refusing to confirm or deny the presence of nuclear weaponry aboard its ships, these claims can not be conclusively proved.
During the 1980s these battleships made use of the RQ-2 Pioneer, an unmanned aerial vehicle employed in spotting for the guns. Launched from the fantail using a rocket-assist booster that was discarded shortly after takeoff, the Pioneer carried a video camera in a pod under the belly of the aircraft which transmitted live video to the ship so operators could observe enemy actions or fall of shot during naval gunnery. To land the UAV a large net was deployed at the back of the ship the aircraft was flown into it. Missouri and Wisconsin both used the Pioneer UAVs successfully during Operation Desert Storm.
 
 
USS Iowa (BB-61)
 
Reactivated in the early 1980s, Iowa operated in the Atlantic Fleet, cruising in North American and European waters for most of the decade and participating in joint military exercises with European ships. On 19 April 1989, 47 sailors were killed following an explosion in her No. 2 turret. In 1990, Iowa was decommissioned for the last time and placed in the mothball fleet. She was stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 17 March 2006. Iowa is currently anchored as part of the National Defense Reserve Fleet in Suisun Bay, California and is available for donation as a museum and memorial.
 
 
USS New Jersey (BB-62)
 
Reactivated in 1982 under the 600-ship Navy program, New Jersey was sent to Lebanon to protect U.S. interests and U.S. Marines, firing her main guns at Druze and Syrian positions in the Beqaa Valley east of Beirut. Decommissioned for the last time 8 February 1991, New Jersey was briefly retained on the Naval Vessel Register before being donated to the Home Port Alliance of Camden, New Jersey for use as a museum ship in October 2001
 
 
USS Missouri (BB-63)
 
Reactivated in 1984 as part of the 600-ship Navy plan, Missouri was sent on operational cruises until being assigned to Operation Earnest Will in 1988. In 1991, Missouri participated in Operation Desert Storm, firing 28 Tomahawk Missiles and 759 sixteen-inch (406 mm) shells at Iraqi targets along the coast. Decommissioned for the last time in 1992, Missouri was donated to the USS Missouri Memorial Association of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, for use as a museum ship in 1999.
 
 
USS Wisconsin (BB-64)
 
reactivated in 1986 as part of the 600-ship Navy plan. In 1991, Wisconsin participated in Operation Desert Storm, firing 24 Tomahawk Missiles at Iraqi targets, and expending 319 16-inch (406 mm) shells at Iraqi troop formations along the coast. Decommissioned for the last time 30 September 1991, Wisconsin was placed in the reserve fleet until struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 17 March 2006 so she could be transferred for use as a museum ship. Wisconsin is currently berthed at the Nauticus maritime museum in Norfolk, Virginia.
 
 
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Inside the package:
 
The Iowa class battleship with all the 4 ships variations.
Fully working 16", 5", Phalanx gun batteries and Fire direction turrets.
New BGM-109C Tomahawk missiles. (be carefull as sometimes they are used as SAMs too because the ship can engage air and ground targets)
Orbiting RQ-2 Pioneer drone.
 
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Installation:
 
Simply copy all the files in the respective directory of your game folder.
"User"\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2
 
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Credits:
ID(io)T Team : Model, Weapons, Testing
Torno : Skin
YeYeYe : Data INI
Spitwulf : INI work, Guns, Effects and sound
Typhoid : Precious counseling
 
Beta testers: All the above plus Silverbolt, Canadair and The Test Pilot
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Legal stuff:
 
This mod is freeware. Commercial use is not allowed.
 
 
Enjoy the cruise.

Yak-28I for SF2 Readme
 
Yak-28I 'Initsiativa' (Initiative) (1962)
 
Model based on Yak-28B model by Pasko, sound by Spiloone 104
 
A4-B Cockpit repaint by Wrench
 
red5202 pilot by The Trooper
 
plane required SF2 Soviet Bombs pack, please install it before
 
http://combatace.com/files/file/11667-soviet-bombs-pack/
 
To Install:
 
- unpack Archive in temporary folder
 
- copy Yak-28I folder to Aicraft folder.
 
- copy Sounds to Sound folder
 
- copy pilots to Pilots folder
 
- copy Fuel tanks & MER to Weapons folder (Weapon racks KD3-226-250 & KD3-226-500 has ini only section, they need for 6 FAB-250 / 4 FAB-500 loadout)
 
Plane specifications:
 
Yak-28I:
 
- Engine R-11AF2-300
 
- GSh-23 gun
 
- max flight distance 2100 km
 
- Mach limit 1.84
 
- 'Initsiativa-2' Radar
 
- Bombs loadout
 
- 6 FAB-250 type bombs (1620 kg max)
 
or
 
- 4 Fab-500 type bombs (2120 kg max)
 
or
 
1 FAB-1500 or 1 FAB-3000 type bombs (3200 kg max)
 
Yak-28I features:
 
- animated canopy
 
- animated air intake cone
 
- animated nozzles
 
- drag chute
 
 
Yak-28I production: (223 planes 1962~66)
 
Yak-28I used in Afganistan campaign (1980-82) 149-th GvBAP (Khanabad Airfield, Uzbekistan)
4 feb 1980 one plane crashed near Karshi.

This skin represents VA-85 during their cruise aboard the USS Forrestal in 1972/1973.
 
Although the aircraft in the add-on is stated as an A-6E, in reality it's a Third Wire
A-6A with various INI tweaks to represent the engine and avionics improvements of the 'E'
model over the 'A'.
 
Special thanks to Wrench for donating the 'Black Falcon' decal and for modifying the stock
ThirdWire 'AA' tailcode. Cheers Kev, couldn't have done that without you mate.
 
 
Credits:
 
* Gull grey skin by Gerwin
 
* Nose number and tail serial number decals by mppd
 
* 'Black Falcon' and modified stock Tailcode decals by Wrench
 
* 'DIANE' cockpit mod my MiGBuster
 
* Mk7 ejection seats by ravenclaw_007

23 May 2011
 
Strike Fighters 2: War For Israel V2.14 Update for
Strike Fighters 2: War For Israel v2.1 post May 2011.
 
Campaign For SF2:Israel. or
SF2,SF2:E,SF2:V with SF2:Israel Merged Install.
 
 
If you want to use the "New World Order" Nations Scenario in
the Single Missions mode, Drop the Nations.ini from one of
the Campaign Dir's into the Flight Dir in the User Mod.
 
This Installer will run a cleanup and renaming of old files
Namely Decals in the User Mod Dir.
You will need to del the ModuleWFI.cat from the Program Files
or \Program Files (x86)\Menu folder as the Menu files will be
located in the User Dir's Menu Folder from now on and the Cat
file is no longer needed. So you don't need to run the Menu
Installer from v2.1.
 
To Install:
Just Run the Installer and point it to the Saved Game folder
StrikeFighters2 WarForIsrael Mod User Directory.
 
I want to thank the Community for all their effort.
and:
 
BPAo
331KillerBee
Actarus
AGOSTINO
aleks
AmokFloo
Amourdave
ArturR
Badger
bib
bobrock
Bone Team
Camouflage
Camouflage
Column 5
Craig
Crusader
DamWaar
Dave USAFMTL
Dels
Deuces
Diego
Digital Overlord
Dr.Welsh
Epizikl
EricJ
Erikgen
Erwin_Hans
FastCargo
Flying Toaster
Fubar512
Gaston
gerwin
Graybeard
HoneyFox
HrntFixr
J.M Langeron
JA 37 Viggen
Jat81500
Jeanba
Jimmy B
Joe Baugher
JSF Aggie
Julheim
Julhelm
Jv44kt
Kesselbrut
Klavs81
Kout
Kreelin
lindr2
LloydNB
Mago
Manetsim
Marcfighter
Matthew Ouellette
Max Rudakov
Miracleman
Mirage Factory
MJ
Moonjumper
Olivier ANGUILLE
pablitoVPT
Pappy
Pappychksix
Paragon
pcpilot
Phamtuan
Private
Rafael
Rampage
Raptore One
Scrapper
Sidewinder86
Sony Tuckson
spillone
ST0RM
Starfighter2
Stary
Sundowner
Swede
Swede
SWS
Syrinx
Talos
Team Viper
TFlash
_Thomas_
Tiwaz
Tunderchief
Veltro2K
DrWelsh
WhiteBoySamurai
Wilco
WingWiner
Wpnssgt
Wrench
X Ray
Zola25
Third Wire
and TK
 
Thanks to all, let me know if i missed anyone.
 
Spectre8750@gmail.com

Peninsula Iberica Data updated for SF2E
 
Instalation:
 
Unrar/paste the file España.Data in the España folder ( My Documents/Thirdwirwe//...../Terrains/España )
 
This file is for 2Gen SF2 , SF2E , SF2V , With GermanyCE.CAT
 
 

This skin represents nose number "540" while conducting combat operations over Libya for Operation Odyssey Dawn/Unified Protector where the squadron was hastily deployed from supporting OIF to OOD/UP.

This is small mandatory update to my Unified Effects Pack available at Combatace here:
 
http://combatace.com/files/file/11802-unified-effects-pack-10/
 
 
 
updated or new effect files:
 
Effects\MediumBombEffect.ini
Effects\TracerSmokeEmitter.ini
Effects\LmgObjectHitEffect.ini
Effects\AircraftSmokeEffect.ini
Effects\AircraftEngineFireEffect.ini
Effects\AircraftFuelFireEffect.ini
Effects\AircraftFireEffect.ini
Effects\SmallBombEffect.ini
Effects\UP_bombdirtspike.tga
Effects\UP_vapurwave.tga
Effects\WW2_GraySMOKE2.tga
Effects\ArtilleryGroundHitEffect.ini
Effects\37MMGroundHitEffect.ini
Effects\LargeBombAirExplosion.ini
Effects\MediumBombAirExplosion.ini
Effects\SmallBombAirExplosion.ini
Effects\LmgGroundHitEffect.ini
Effects\HmgGroundHitEffect.ini
Effects\30mmGroundHitEffect.ini
Effects\MissileFireEffect.ini
Effects\23mmGroundHitEffect.ini
Effects\23mmObjectHitEffect.ini
Effects\30mmObjectHitEffect.ini
Effects\20mmObjectHitEffect.ini
Effects\HmgObjectHitEffect.ini
Effects\ClusterBombletExplosionEffect.ini
Effects\LargeBombEffect.ini
Effects\blast0.tga
Effects\TankGunFireEffect.ini
Effects\ArtilleryFireEffect.ini
Effects\VeryLargeBombAirExplosion.ini
Effects\VeryLargeBombEffect.ini
Effects\WW2_GraySMOKE.tga
 
 
includes "muzzleflash fix" released at CA forum.
 
Installation of this pack assumes you have installed and working Unified Effects Pack 1.0 in your desired mod install of Strike Fighters 2
 
Extract to your "mods" folder, overwrite files when asked.

Yak-28L for SF2 Readme
 
Yak-28L 'Lotos' (Lotus) (1961)
 
Model based on Yak-28B model by Pasko, sound by Spiloone 104
 
A4-B Cockpit repaint by Wrench
 
red5202 pilot by The Trooper
 
plane required SF2 Soviet Bombs pack, please install it before
 
http://combatace.com/files/file/11667-soviet-bombs-pack/
 
To Install:
 
- unpack Archive in temporary folder
 
- copy Yak-28L folder to Aicraft folder.
 
- copy Sounds to Sound folder
 
- copy pilots to Pilots folder
 
- copy Fuel tanks & MER to Weapons folder (Weapon racks KD3-226-250 & KD3-226-500 has ini only section, they need for 6 FAB-250 / 4 FAB-500 loadout)
 
Plane specifications:
 
Yak-28L:
 
- Engine R-11AF-300
 
- GSh-23 gun
 
- max flight distance 2100 km
 
- Mach limit 1.94
 
- no radar, 'Lotos' Navigation system
 
- Bombs loadout
 
- 6 FAB-250 type bombs (1620 kg max)
 
or
 
- 4 Fab-500 type bombs (2120 kg max)
 
or
 
1 FAB-1500 or 1 FAB-3000 type bombs (3200 kg max)
 
Yak-28L features:
 
- animated canopy
 
- animated air intake cone
 
- animated nozzles
 
- drag chute
 
 
Yak-28L production: (111 planes 1961-64)
 
Yak-28L conversion/modifications: Yak-28RR ('Radiotsionnoy Razvedki' {Radiation Recon}) - 10 planes

This is a new Hawk site SAM with desert
skin, I hope you like it.
 
there are five new models included
 
1. HAWK_CWAR (Pulse Acquisition Radar)
 
2. HAWK_HIPIR (Hight Power IIIuminator)
 
3. HAWK_CCWAR (CW Acquisition radar)
 
4. HAWKL (Missiles and Launches)
 
5. destroyed site for all the above
 
All the credit goes to everyone who helped me and If we forget anyone to credit in the read me please forgive me.
 
last please accept my first contribution to thiscommunity and to this excellent game.
 
Take care,
 
umm

Skin for the Jordan F-16 that u can find here Jordan F16
 
 
In 2012 Venezuelan Government Decides to improve their last F-16s in order to keep them and use them for 15 + years more, the new upgrade is the Block 20, really similar to the Jordan version, since the F-16 was going to be phased out by the new incoming J-10 or Mig-35 the AMB "venezuelan airforce" test a new Digital camo on them, two versions; Jordan Style and Night Fighter based on the US marpat, also the Block 20 adds anti ship capabilities to the F16, maybe we can see in the future a Venezuelan Armada Fighter Wing with this F-16s (actually im thinking of making a naval blue digital to this F16).
 
Enjoy it.
 
whats new?
 
1. AMB insignias.
2. Improved Textures
3. Night Fighter Camuflage
 
 
Say thanks to the creator of this awesome aircraft
 

this is an upgraded skin for the Venezuelan Su-30Mk2
 
improvements and changes.
 
1-. Add proper Decals and Decals Directory
2-. Upgraded Effects for the Skin plus more Definition for the camo.
3- More Defined and better looking textures.
 
 
enjoy it.

Reeskin of Canberra Mk2 Royal New Zealand Airforce with the original FAV camo for the Canberra Mk12.
 
Enjoy it.
 

Yak-28B for SF2 Readme
 
Yak-28B Bomber (1959)
 
Model based on Yak-28B model by Pasko, sound by Spiloone 104
 
A4-E Cockpit repaint by Wrench
 
red5202 pilot by The Trooper
 
plane required SF2 Soviet Bombs pack, please install it before
 
http://combatace.com/files/file/11667-soviet-bombs-pack/
 
To Install:
 
- unpack Archive in temporary folder
 
- copy Yak-28B folder to Aicraft folder.
 
- copy Sounds to Sound folder
 
- copy pilots to Pilots folder
 
- copy Fuel tanks & MER to Weapons folder (Weapon racks KD3-226-250 & KD3-226-500 has ini only section, they need for 6 FAB-250 / 4 FAB-500 loadout)
 
Plane specifications:
 
Yak-28B:
 
- Engine R-11AF-300
 
- NR-23 gun
 
- max flight distance 2200 km
 
- Mach limit 1.78
 
- RBP-3 radar (AG)
 
- Bombs loadout
 
- 6 FAB-250 type bombs (1620 kg max)
 
or
 
- 4 Fab-500 type bombs (2120 kg max)
 
or
 
1 FAB-1500 or 1 FAB-3000 type bombs (3200 kg max)
 
Yak-28B features:
 
- animated canopy
 
- animated air intake cone
 
- animated nozzles
 
- grag chute
 
 
Yak-28B production: (37 planes 1959-61) Replaced by Yak-28I, Yak-28L

12 May 2011
 
Syrian Su-22 and Libyan Su-22M3 Ground Attack for
Strike Fighters 2: Israel
 
Su-22M3 Export variant Su-17M3 with MiG-23BN Engine.
Su-17M/Su-22M/Su-22M3 was the most numerous variant
with almost 1,000 built. Syria has about 50 Su-22's.
Lybia has about 36 Sukhoi Su-22M3/UM-3K's.
 
All files needed are included.
 
To Install:
Just drop files into The Strike Fighters 2: Israel
User Directory. Can be used in other mods.
 
Fixed Aircrafts left roll problem.
Other adjustments to Data.ini.
Changed the Name to Su-22 "Fitter-F"
 
I want to thank the Community for all their effort.
and:
 
AmokFloo Su-17M Model & Skin.
Armourdave, Sal Cockpit.
Gepard Original Desert Skin.
ravenclaw_007 PTB-800 Drop Tank & SPS-141 ECM-Pod.
ravenclaw_007 SU-7 SPS-141 ECM Pod.
Spectre8750 Repaint for Syria & Decals.
Matt Ouellette for original Hungarian skin used for
Lybia.
Spillone104 Sounds.
The Trooper Red3203 Pilot
AleDucat Zvezda K-36D Ejector Seat.
MGunny Ordnance Shop II.
 
add to Squadronlist.ini:
 
[squadronxxx] <---Change xxx's to next in sequence.
Name=Lib81st4th
DisplayName=Libyan 81st BS 4th BW
Nation=Libya
 
[squadronxxx]
Name=Sy677thSquad
DisplayName=Syrian No. 677 Squadron
Nation=Syria
 
 
 
Thanks to all, let me know if i missed anyone.
 
Spectre8750 at gmail.com

Bf109g-6AS, JG 1, Germany, Early 1945.
 
In April 1944, JG 1 became the first unit to be equipped with the new Bf109g-5/AS and -6/AS with its uprated DB605AS engine. This entailed the introduction of a new streamlined cowling, compared to the original bulged model used on standard G-5 and G-6 aircraft. As the AS series were intended for high altitude operations, the initial production run were finished in overall RLM 76 pale blue-grey.
 
Jagdgeschwader 1 was based in Northern Germany on Reich Defence duties (Stab was based at Paderborn) and was commanded at this time by Oberstleutnant Walter 'Gulle' Oesau, whose Green 13 is included in this pack. He was killed on 11th May 1944 over St Vith by P-38s of the USAAF.
 
You will need the AvHistory Guns pack installed.
 
For SF2 only.
 
Credits:
 
Visual model, flight dynamics and original skin template: Monty_CZ
Cockpit including original paintwork: Kesselbrut
Skin, decals, partial cockpit repaint, ini tweaks and loading screen: ndicki

JASDF Mitsubishi T-2 Trainer For SF2
For SF2 (may require SF2E or I for some of the HUD bits)
 
As stated above, due to the use of pointers to the F-15A HUD markers, this may best be used in a Full-4 Merged install, or at the very least, those with SF2:E.
 
This is a mods package of Veltro2K's JASDF advanced trainer, to bring it into SF2. This is the complete aircrft package, containing everything needed to unzip and install. Most of the mods are to the various inis, and new serial number decals. Otherwise, it is the complete pack as Veltro released it (just slightly tweekificated).
 
The data ini has also had some minor mods; mostly in engine thrust, weight, etc. The FM is not perfect, but it handles just fine for me on Normal flight mode. A userlist is supplied, even though these are Japanese-only aircarft; not built for export. Weither that makes a difference for not, don't know! But, it IS locked into a 'nationalized' usage. Also, my first attempt at a DDS damage texture -- please don't laugh too hard at it <grin>!! A new SF2-style hangar screen is also included.
 
Loadouts have been adjusted, leaning slightly more for the attack/strike role than the Real Life ™ aircraft. In this respect, its more like the fighter-trainer version (FT-2B??) than the pure trainer. Most of the weapons used are stock in-game items, although one or 2 used (in particular the JM117-GSC1 EO bomb) are availble in the Mistubishi F-1 upgrade, to be found at the following url:
 
http://combatace.com/files/file/11175-jasdf-mitsubishi-f-1-for-sf2/
 
(however, this weapon is only avaliable after 1977; before that you'll get standard US EOGBs)
 
All serial number decals ARE the actual ones as used; The info sheet in the Burindo book is/was a little vague and as I can't read Japanese... As is what I believe to be the 4 Hikotai tail badge; although it does look good!
 
As always, READ the enclosed readme for full, highly detailed, step-by-step install instructions. This package is set up for a 'drag and drop' style of installation -- everything has been divided into the proper folder format that SF2 needs/wants/requires. Of course, the usual "Notes" section for other important stuff; might want to read it, eh?
 
Happy Landings!
Wrench
kevin stein

Spitfire MkIIa, No.308 (City of Krakow) Sqn, Royal Air Force, Baginton, May 1941
 
No.308 Squadron was the among first of the Polish fighter squadrons to be equipped with the Spitfire while based at Baginton in March 1941. This made the Poles the first Free Air Force to use the aircraft - a fitting tribute given the way they had performed during the later part of the Battle of Britain; No.303 (Kosciuszko) Sqn for example claimed more German aircraft shot down than any other Hurricane squadron - despite joining the Battle only at the end of August. The Poles, for whom the RAF was their third home after their own Air Force in 1939 and the French Air Force in 1940, had a reputation for extremely aggressive flying which the RAF did not altogether understand - but their results were eloquent, and they were given the Spitfires they craved.
 
The markings carried in the late spring of 1941 included the Sky 'Fighter Command' band and spinner introduced in December 1940 and returned to the all-Sky undersides again after a brief period from December to April when the port wings of fighter aircraft were once again painted black. At this time, the spinner and band were in fact generally painted not Sky but Sky Blue for some reason; the correct Sky colour appeared more generally in the second half of 1941.
 
Serial numbers in this pack correspond to aircraft used by 308 Squadron during May 1941, although many of these aircraft were on strength only for some days, for obvious reasons.
 
For use ONLY with SF2 including the Israel Expansion Pack. This will NOT work if you do not have the stock TW Spitfires installed and working.
 
Includes 2048 and 1024 size skin sheets.
 
Credits:
 
Model by Third Wire
Flight Dynamics by ShrikeHawk based on TW Spitfire MkIXc
Cockpit by Kesselbrut
Skin, decals, data.ini modifications, formations, sounds and assembly by ndicki
Guns by AvHistory

Spitfire MkIIa, No.609 (West Riding) Sqn, Auxiliary Air Force, Biggin Hill, May 1941
 
After fighting throughout the Battle of Britain, during which it was based at Middle Wallop and produced a number of noteworthy aces, No.609 moved to Biggin Hill in February 1941. This was the time when the RAF began its 'lean forward' into occupied France, effectively turning the tables on the Luftwaffe and finally taking the fight back to the Continent.
 
The markings carried in the late spring of 1941 included the Sky 'Fighter Command' band and spinner introduced in December 1940 and returned to the all-Sky undersides again after a brief period from December to April when the port wings of fighter aircraft were once again painted black. At this time, the spinner and band were in fact generally painted not Sky but Sky Blue for some reason; the correct Sky colour appeared more generally in the second half of 1941.
 
Serial numbers in this pack correspond to aircraft used by 609 Squadron during May 1941, although many of these aircraft were on strength only for some days, for obvious reasons. Where a pilot has been identified as having flown a particular aircraft (The Royal Air Force did not attribute aircraft to particular pilots, although many did tend to have their favourites) that pilot has been listed in the menu. Two pilots of particular note were operational with the Squadron in May 1941; Australian ace F/L John Curchin usually flew P8098 'Z', the Enfield presentation Spitfire, and F/O John Bisdee P8264 'H' which carries his family's fleur-de-lys arms below the cockpit.
 
For use ONLY with SF2 including the Israel Expansion Pack. This will NOT work if you do not have the stock TW Spitfires installed and working.
 
Includes 2048 and 1024 size skin sheets.
 
Credits:
 
Model by Third Wire
Flight Dynamics by ShrikeHawk based on TW Spitfire MkIXc
Cockpit by Kesselbrut
Skin, decals, data.ini modifications, formations, sounds and assembly by ndicki
Guns by AvHistory

Spitfire MkI, No.66 Sqn, Royal Air Force, Duxford, September 1940
 
Operating from Duxford, No.66 was the second squadron after No.19 to convert to the Spitfire in November 1938. During early 1939, the highly coloured Type A1 roundels on the fuselage and mainplanes (see my 19 Sqn 1938 Spitfire) were toned down and replaced by more discreet Type B markings as here. Squadron codes were initially "RB" but during the reshuffle which took place in the course of 1939, these became the "LZ" codes which were subsequently carried throughout the War.
 
The markings are typical of the period from early 1939 up until early 1940; although the uppersurfaces roundels remained of Type B until late in the War, fuselage roundels changed yet again at the beginning of 1940 to move back to red-white-and-blue Type A roundels. Black-and-white undersides were replaced by Sky according to AM Signal X915 of 6th June 1940. In common with many of the early Spitfires which were delivered with undersides painted Aluminium, this aircraft's ailerons were left in aluminium paint when the black-and-white scheme was applied. This was ostensibly to prevent "balancing problems" and is commonly seen on many fighter types of the immediate pre-War period.
 
Serial numbers given in the menu list correspond to aircraft used by 66 Squadron during 1939.
 
For use ONLY with SF2 including the Israel Expansion Pack. This will NOT work if you do not have the stock TW Spitfires installed and working.
 
Includes 2048 and 1024 size skin sheets.
 
Credits:
 
Model by Third Wire
Flight Dynamics by ShrikeHawk based on TW Spitfire MkIXc
Cockpit by Kesselbrut
Skin, decals, data.ini modifications, formations, sounds and assembly by ndicki
Guns by AvHistory

Royal Navy Skyraider Mk.1 (What If...)
 
= For SF2 (Full-4 Merged) or SF2:V ONLY!!!- =
 
As stated above, you MUST have a Full-4 merged, or at the VERY LEAST!! SF2:V to make use of this mod, as it accesses the A-1H lod from SF2:V. All other parts are supplied herein (except the engine sound and the centerline droptank; they're included the A-1H/A-1J updates, which you should have. If not, what's stopping you? They're available at the following URLs:
 
http://combatace.com/files/file/11249-3rdw-a-1h-skin-and-ini-update-pak/
http://combatace.com/files/file/11252-3rdw-a-1j-skyraider-skins-and-ini-update-pak/
 
Yes, shamless self-promotion <grin>) Other than the aformentioned, this is a complete, new aircraft for Royal Navy usage.
 
This is a complete update of the "What If..." RN Skyraider I released in 2005. The aircraft has 3 sets of skins (created from a HomeGrown ™ template with redrawn panel and rivet lines and etcs). The skins cover:
 
830 NAS, in dark gray/white during the 1950s (includes Suez War 'Invasion Stripe' decals)
813 NAS, in dark gray/white for other 1950s/early 60s usage (no stripes)
814 NAS, in sea blue/white during the 1960/70s
 
All decals from the original pak have been reused, as everyone knows how I hate to waste good decals <grin>. Like my other USN Skyraider mods, this has a working canopy (use shift/0 to open and close), and corrected light positions, including a landing light. A new SF2-style hangar screen, and a short historical essay are included.
 
As always, =READ= the enclosed readme for full, detailed instructions. This package has been broken down into the various folders that SF2 needs, to make it a LOT easier to install.
 
Good Hunting!
Wrench
kevin stein