Add-On Aircraft

Here is the F-111C/G revamped for use in the SF2 series and it's file system.
 
The RWR system has been updated to SF2E standard.
 
The F-111C(Early) will have the Vector RWR suite as was standard for those service years.
 
The F-111C(Late) has been upgraded to the TEWS.
 
The F-111G also was upgraded to the TEWS.
 
All aircraft were tested in SF2 Europe.
 
-Storm
 
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F-111C/G Version 2.0 By FastCargo
Skin by Jat81500
Decals, Hangar Screen by USAFMTL (also Ant)
Original model by Paco and Wpnssgt
Original FM by Column5
Sounds by the Mirage Factory
Avionics and Gunsight by MJ
Drop Tank Hex Edits by Ant
Pit by NormanKnight

Here is the F-111B revamped for use in the SF2 series and it's file system.
 
The RWR system has been updated to SF2E standard. It was tested in SF2 Vietnam and SF2 Europe.
 
The F-111B has been upgraded to the Vector RWR suite, borrowed from the F-4D_67, as was standard for those service years.
 
-Storm
 
----------- Original Release -------------------------
 
F-111B Version 2.0 By FastCargo (Initial Release)
Skin by Jat81500 and EricJ
Decals by USAFMTL
Hangar/Loading Screen by FastCargo
Fm by Column5
Original model by Paco and Wpnssgt
Sounds by the Mirage Factory
Avionics by MJ
Pit by NormanKnight

The Harrier GR7 is a license-built American-designed AV-8B Harrier II fitted with RAF-specific navigation and defensive systems as well as other changes including additional underwing pylons for Sidewinder missiles. The improved design of the GR7 allows the aircraft to carry twice the load of a GR3 over the same distance or the same load twice the distance. First flight of the Harrier GR7 was in 1989, and deliveries to RAF squadrons began in 1990. A total of 96 aircraft were ordered, including 62 interim GR5s which were later modified to GR7 standard.
 
Detailed "readme" file included.
 
The TIALD pod included in this pack is meant to be used only with this plane.
 
Just as a reminder, maximum VERTICAL take-off and landIng weight is 18,950 lbs.
If you try to take off vertically with a full load of weapons and fuel, the plane will simply not get airborne and, if you try to land, you'll fall like a brick.
Best vertical landings are performed with a 25% fuel load or less, just experiment to find the right compromise.
 
Good hunting
bobrock
 
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SF2 Version set up by Dave USAFMTL
 
Just drag and drop the folders.
 
3 Jun 2009

BAe Hawk T.MkIA, Air Army of the Republic of Wales (Byddin Awyr Gweriniaeth Cymru), 2010-2012
 
FOR SF2 ONLY! THIS VERSION WILL NOT WORK "AS IS" IN SFP!/WOX!
 
For use within the framework of the Celtic Wars Project.
 
Original aircraft model by Russouk2004 - thanks, Russ!
 
The Story so far:
 
2012. The financial crisis has brought the British economy to its knees. Unemployment is rife, and the underlying tensions running through British society have caused massive social and ethnic unrest. Minority groups have rioted violently throughout England, and the Armed Forces have had to intervene to impose stability. Meanwhile, government debt spirals without end as benefits and welfare payments far exceed predicted levels. Scotland and Wales are as usual the hardest-hit parts of the kingdom, and payments to those areas equal those made to the rest of the UK.
 
As a result, English MPs in Westminster vote for the dissolution of the Union. England leaves the United Kingdom, abandoning Wales and Scotland to face the future alone, and Northern Ireland at the mercy of the Republic.
 
Wales and Scotland have no option but to form an alliance against England, to claim back the huge sums of money taken in taxation which should normally have been used to help them out of the crisis. England will not budge. Various smaller groups join the Celtic Alliance; Cornwall secedes from England, and the Isle of Man joins some weeks later.
 
Meanwhile, Northern Ireland remains in limbo, caught between Nationalist factions who wish to exploit the possibility of joining the South, and loyalist factions, now cast adrift, who are attempting to preserve their independence from the South, with some under-the-table help from the English...
 
And fighting breaks out, first caused by popular unrest, but rapidly becomes militarised as cross-border skirmishes and air intrusions take place more and more frequently. England attempts to intimidate its neighbours, who still demand the restitution of their monies and citizens, into submission...