Strike Fighters 1 Series by Thirdwire

I have made this model so you guys can finish it.THIS IS NOT A FINISH MODEL!!!!!

Thanks to Gerald14

This is a soldier for the Red Army. This will have a of the weapons so you can build it.THIS IS NOT A FINISH MODEL!!! SO PLEASE SOME ONE MAKE IT!!!!

MV-22B Osprey
 
Release v2.2
 
 
 
“The V-22 Osprey is a joint service, multi-mission, military tilt rotor aircraft with both a vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) and short takeoff and landing (STOL) capability. It is designed to perform missions like a conventional helicopter with the long-range, high-speed cruise performance of a turboprop aircraft. The V-22 was developed by Bell Helicopter Textron, which manufactures it in partnership with Boeing Helicopters. The initial operators are the U.S. Marine Corps and United States Air Force. The FAA classifies the Osprey as a model of powered lift aircraft.”… Wikipedia.
 
 
 
Installation
 
 
 
1.) Unzip the archive.
 
2.) Cut/Paste the MV-22 folder within the aircraft directory of your Strike Fighters, Wings over Vietnam or Wings over Europe, Wings over Israel Installation.
 
3.) Cut/Paste the sound file within the sound folder into the Sounds directory your Strike Fighters, Wings over Vietnam, Wings over Israel or Wings over Europe Installation.
 
4.) Fly and have fun!
 
 
Flight Instructions
 
 
STOL – (Short Take Off and Landing) - Rotate the outboard engine nacelles (done by activating the keys you have mapped to controls thrust vectoring) above 45-degrees (I find around 60 works best). Release brakes, slowly feed in throttle. As you exceed 80 knots, apply full up elevator and apply full throttle. As you climb, raise gear and slowly rotate the engine nacelles to zero to achieve horizontal flight configuration. Approach landing in this configuration as you would a conventional aircraft.
 
 
 
VTOL – (Vertical Take Off and Landing) - Rotate the outboard engine nacelles to their full 90-Degree position. Slowly apply throttle to exceed 75 percent (this will change with any cargo load or fuel use… adjust as necessary). While in hover mode, direction and attitude is controlled by pitch and roll. Rudder input controls rotation about the axis and throttle obviously effects climb or decent. Landing is a bit more difficult… You’ll need to rotate the engine nacelles to 90-degrees, reduce throttle and bank a bit to scrub off speed. Once below 240 knots, drop gear to increase drag, further reducing airspeed. As you slow to below 100 knots you will develop some buffeting… this is normal as the wings are obviously losing their lift. I find a good controlled decent can be achieved around 60 percent throttle. Goose the throttle a bit before touch-down to soften the landing.
 
 
 
Operational Notes
 
 
1.) It is recommended to fly the Osprey in hard-mode only to experience the flight model in it’s highest fidelity. The Ospreys FM is a bit too complex in the vertical flight profile to fly properly in anything other than hard.
 
2.) Though the Osprey works in all iterations of Thirdwire flight-sims, it performed the best in Wings over Israel. Once the other iterations are patched to WoI standards, this will obviously change.
 
3.) The real-world Osprey is fly-by-wire… the onboard computer does a lot of the workload that you will need to do to fly the Osprey smoothly and efficiently. Rule of thumb: Use small control inputs while in hover and don’t over correct when it gets squirrelly. If you ham-fist the Osprey it will throw you all over the place.
 
4.) The cargo doors are opened by whatever key you have mapped to open bomb-bay
 
5.) The AR Probe (air-refueling) is extended with whatever key you have mapped to extend the arrestor hook.
 
6.) The engine nacelles are rotated with whatever key you have mapped to control thrust-vectoring.
 
 
 
That’s it… fly have fun and don’t be afraid to critique.
 
 
Legal gobble de gook
 
Everything contained within this package was created me. Nothing within this package can be modified and uploaded as your own work or part of your personal package without express written consent from me. Nothing within this package can be included with any other free or commercial package without my written consent.
 
 
 
David Zurawski - Zurawski@zur-tech.com
 
 
 
www.Zur-TECH.com

MiG-31BM "Foxhound" Repair Package
 
This package is designed an 'in the field' repair kit to fix several of the unfinished bits in the recently released Mig-31BM Foxhound.
Included are tweeks to the data, loadout, cockpit, avionics inis, as well as several repainted bmps and tgas for the cockpit itself. Also, are 2 new APU-62 dual IR missile rails, with corrected weapons placement. These are based off the original units, but have been edited for use on the Foxhound -ONLY-.
 
Other fixes include:
Adjusting the operational years to more "Real Life" for this model, and making it "SOVIET" only
Adjusting the cockpit position to match the pilot position on the external model
Upgrading cockpit ini to the latest standard (SF/WoV/WoE); this includes adding the latest fixes for several intruments, post Patch 4
Adding running lights and adjusting the Landing/taxi lights
Adjusting the Loadout to fit semi-current knowledge and weapons; adding drop tanks,
Repainting several cockpt bmps and tgas to have correct Cyrllic/Russian labels,
Adjusting avionics, adding/replacing several display bmps/tgas
Mod to decals ini, to use stock in-game bort numbers
Several other tweeks I'm sure will become apparent as you fly (meaning: I can't remember them!)
Addition of 2 "new" RWR sounds (can't remember where they come from)
Switching over the engine sound to TMF's "MiGEngine"
 
Unfortunately, there isn't anything I can do about the flight model, which still needs some attention by an expert. I don't have the understanding of how those things work, so .... it'll still 'bob and weave' as originally released.
 
To complete the package, I've included The Insky Boys AA-9 Amos, and the weapons data to be added to your WeaponsData.ini, just in case you didn't have it before. Instructions to add the weapons in the 'Weapons' folder in the kit.
 
Note: weapons loads are designed for use with the Bunyap Pak. If you're using another WepPak, you MAY need to add several weapons to it. This is of particular insterst for the A-G guided missiles (which are a 'best guess' at best!)
 
READ the enclose readme for fully detailed, step-by-step instructions, plus a full listing of contributors. Without their help, I couldn't have fixed this bird
 
Clear Skies!
Wrench
kevin stein

 
Thanks and credit to the makers of the aircraft.
 
Final Update Version Skin of F-15E Strike Eagle (using the F-15E skin)
 
Osean Air Defense Force 108th Tactical Fighter Squadron -WARDOG-
 
Instructions in the Read Me file included in the zip.
 
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일단 모델제작자에게 감사드립니다.
 
이 스킨은 'F-15E'의 오시아 항공 자위대 스킨입니다.
 
자세한 정보는 Read Me파일에 있습니다.
 
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まずモデル製作者に感謝いたします.
 
このスキンは 'F-15E'のオーシア国防空軍第108戦術戦闘飛行スキンです.
 
詳しい情報は Read Meファイルを読んでください.
 
 
 
 
Support :
 
루리웹 ruliweb.empas.com　　　 　(Galm 1)
디시인사이드 항공전 갤러리　　 　 　(벨카인)
Wings Over Europe 네이버 팬카페 　(공중정원)

The B-66B was developed strictly as a tactical bomber and was the last bomber of this type procured by the USAF. The -B model was based on the RB-66A which was in turn adapted from the US Navy A3D Skywarrior. The B-66B made its first flight on 4 January 1955, about 6 months after the initial flight of the RB-66A. The USAF received its first production aircraft in March 1956 and deliveries continued into 1958.
 
The B-66B was the first USAF bomber designed with in-flight refueling (IFR) capability, although many (numerically) earlier bombers were fitted with IFR equipment as a retrofit modification or on later models in the development cycle.
 
A total of 62 B-66B bombers were built. Many -B models were converted to electronic warfare aircraft after their usefulness as bombers was complete. Many of these aircraft, designated as EB-66B or EB-66E, served in Sotheast Asia during the Vietnam war.
 
Skins included with the aircraft:
 
Air Force Flight Test Center ? 1955
84th Bomb Squadron, 47th Bomb Wing ? 1960
85th Bomb Squadron, 47th Bomb Wing - 1960
86th Bomb Squadron, 47th Bomb Wing - 1960

US Army and Marines Groundobject Pack.
 
It includes:
 
M60A3
M113 ACAV
LVTP-7
LVTP-7_Marines
US_Marines
M1A1
M3A1
 
Thanks to Pasko and Gerald14

A little mod for WoE, reskinned the SA9 using existing bmps; Chaparrell OD skin found in my archives. I don't know if it's a Pasko creation, but all I did was a little lod and ini dance to edit them.
You MUST have the latest weapons pak installed to run these.
All updated for the latest patch

IAF F-15A BAZ by the Mirage Factory. Upload with permission of Sony Tuckson

By the mid-1950's, the entire Corsair fleet was considered "obsolete" and both the Navy and Marines began to phase them out of active squadrons and into scattered Reserve units throughout the country. This AU-1 depicts the LAST ACTIVE MARINE UNIT to operate the AU-1. This was AES-12 (Aircraft Engineering Squadron Twelve) based at MCAS Quantico,Virginia in 1957. It is unusual because it was one of the few examples where the Corsair was around just long enough to receive the new "grey over white" paint scheme the navy mandated in 1956.
 
Please see enclosed read me for history and installation instructions.
 
For the Mirage Factory AU-1 as posted by Crusader.
 
Tested on post 08 patch WOV.

USAF F-15A Eagle by the Mirage Facotry. Uploaded with permission by Sony Tuckson

This is the scheme for test Tomcat #12 or "1X" which replaced Tomcat #1 after it crashed.

Iranian AH-1J skin by Stormtrooper, template by HrntFixr.
 
For A-Team's rereleased AH-1J Cobra available at Capun's site
 
Skin will work with beta AH-1J and the AH-1G, but will not look as intended.
 
Any questions comments PM me at CombatAce or SimHq under Stormtrooper.

Burning Sands 1983 SP4 Update
 
 
This is an update of the Burning Sands 1983 Campaign. I've tried to be more accurate with the unit names and added the MBT's of the era. Also this update does accommodate the Mirage Factory F-15A available at combatace.com. This update does not contain any 3rd party aircraft.
 
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Update 25JUN06:
 
Added MiG-25PD enemy units.
 
Note: You can get the MiG-25PD from:
 
www.combatace.com
 
or
 
www.column5.us
 
Fixes:
 
1.Corrected start date for USAF 356th FS.
2.Fixed decal issue with MiG-21MF camo skin.
3.Few other minor corrections/improvements.
 
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Installation:
 
Just extract into main folder of SFP1 SP4. Install latest Weapons Pack. Have Fun!
 
Advanced user may wish to use own method of installing.
 
 
NOTE: The included Squadron List will work for this campaign and the Burning Sands "Upgrade" Campaign also available at www.combatace.com.
 
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Thanks goes out to TK and his team, all modders, and fans of the series.
 
 
Vince

F-4EJ Kai Phantom II
 
Skins by Sundowner
Screens/Testing by USAFMTL
Avionics by Chaser617
Model/Cockpit by Bunyap

This is a modified campaign for Strike Fighters Project 1 using based on Gepard's original campaign from DRVv13. It uses the DRV terrain and various aircraft and carriers. THIS IS NOT HISTORICAL, IT IS MEANT ONLY TO BE FUN. You need:
 
-DRV terrain (preferably version 1.51)
-A-6A from http://www.column5.us/
-F-4B (stock)
-F-4C (stock)
-F-4D (stock)
-F-4J (stock)
-F-104G (stock)
-F-105F-1-Late from http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?download=968
-F-8E_GF from http://www.column5.us/
-Flyable MiG-17F, MiG-19S, and MiG-21MF (this can be done by adding a line in the MiG-***.ini as:
CockpitDataFile=F-100D_cockpit.ini or any other cockpit file).
-CV-59 Forrestal Class from http://cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/IronWorks.html (near the bottom)

Menu Set I: U.S. Navy Fighters '06

Menu Set III: Advanced Tactical Fighters '06

Skin for the Northrop F-5E model from the Mirage Factory.
 
Skin plates based on the original templates by Sony Tuckson, based on WPNSSGT's original work.
 
Northrop F-5E, No.6 Squadron, Bahrain Amiri Air Force.
 
Skin Installation:
 
Unzip to a temporary folder. Move the BAAF folder into the F-5E folder in your ObjectsAircraft folder in either SFP1 or WOV.
 
Michael "Mike1" Riddell, 25/06/06

Skin for the Northrop F-5E model from the Mirage Factory.
 
Skin plates based on the original templates by Sony Tuckson, based on WPNSSGT's original work.
 
 
 
Northrop F-5E, No.10 Squadron, Al-Quwwat al-Jawwiyah al-Malakiyah as-Sa'udiyah (Royal Saudi Air Force).
 
Skin Installation:
 
Unzip to a temporary folder. Move the 10RSAF folder into the F-5E folder in your Objects\Aircraft folder in either SFP1 or WOV.
 
Michael "Mike1" Riddell, 25/06/06.

Replacement icons for Wings over Europe.

A-26 Skins Readme
 
These skins are for the A Team A-26B and are conversions of the skins created by J-P 'Graywolf' Demerlle for his GZR A-26B for MSFS.
 
To install just extract the skin to your Objects/Aircraft/A-26B folder, load up your sim and then go fly and blow things up! The skin should be available in the drop down menu of the A-26B Hangar Screen loadout section.
 
Thanks must go to the following:
 
Graywolf for his work in creationg the skins (I just converted them for use in SF) and for his kind permission in allowing me to bring the skins to the SF community
 
Capun, for hooking me up with Graywolf in the first place and, with his A Team, for bringing us the A-26B 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

Here is the only third party speech pack for Strike Fighters to date: it includes files that will turn your Strike Fighters experience "Red"! The files are freeware from the EECH Helicopter Sim, converted by me for use in Strike Fighters.
 
The Russian Speech Pack will replace all stock speech files, so it is highly recommended that a clean install of Strike Fighters is used for your "Soviet Strike Fighters Project" experience.
 
Now be warned - this Speech Pack is for immersion only. Whilst the phrases are actual Russian, and actual combat/flight phrases, the probably will not make much sense to an actual Russian speaker. Due to the different way SF builds a sentance compared to EECH, and my limited Russian, many phrases will be gramatically incorrect. No complaints from Russian speakers, ok! They sure sound good when you're flying a MiG though!
 
Also, the sound quality is not as good as stock SF speech, must be those Russki radios! And you'll have to read the radio chatter to know what's going on....
 
Installation:
 
1/ Back up your Speech Folder - or preferably do a clean install of SF for the Soviet Strike Fighters Project.
 
2/ Unzip the Gramps Speech Pack file. Copy the files from the Speech Pack folder and paste them into the Speech Folder.
 
3/ Go on a mission and defend The Rodina!
 
Also in the file is a new Russian mainscreen wav file:
 
The Soviet National Anthem (recently re-introduced by Putin as the Russian National Anthem). The file was a MP3 file from Timaham's Funet Russian Archive site, converted into WAV format for use in Strike Fighters.
 
This version is music only, I personally use a version by The Red Army Choir (also from Timaham's site), which was a 3.5MEG MP3 file I again converted to WAV for use in Strike Fighters. I had hoped to have this version available for download, but the MP3 came to 19MEG when converted to WAV - too big for me to upload unfortunately. If you have a sound editor and can convert files yourself, go to Timaham's site:
 
http://www.funet.fi/pub/culture/russian/ht...ges/soviet.html
 
and download this MP3 file and convert it yourself. There are also other version available but The Red Army Choir's version is the best, IMHO. As stated, SF uses WAV format files, and they need to be 8 bit stereo, and unsigned.
 
Installation:
 
1/ Back up your Mainscreen WAV found in the Menu Folder. The Mainscreen BMP is in a cat file, so no need to back up.
 
2/ Copy and paste both Mainscreen files from my zip into the Menu Folder, and you're good to go.
 
3/ I have made this WAV file to replace the stock mainscreen WAV file, if you like my file and would like it to play in other screens, just copy and rename to whatever screen you want the music to play in (such as BaseScreen, CreditsScreen, SingleMissionScreen etc.)
 
Enjoy!

WoE, WoV, and SFP1 CH Profile for FS/PT/PP and TrackIR.