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    1. This is a reworking of the RAAF Macchi MB-326H Attack/Trainer based on the mod by Charles. I have just tidied it up for SF2. All credit goes to the original design team who created this aircraft mod.
       
      This is a complete aircraft with three skins: A camo scheme, RAAF Grey scheme and the Fanta Can scheme of the Roulettes aerobatic team. The M134 Gunpod and Macchi Fuel tank are included.
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    2. Lockheed NF-104A for Strike Fighters 2
       
      In 1963, three ex-USAF F-104As (56-756, -760, and -762) were taken out of storage at Davis Monthan AFB and modified as NF-104A aerospace training aircraft. All of the military equipment was removed and the original F-104A vertical fin was replaced by the larger fin that was used on the F-104G. The wingspan was increased by four feet (to 25.94 feet) and a set of hydrogen peroxide control thrusters were mounted at the nose, tail, and wingtips. A 6000 pound thrust Rocketdyne LR121/AR-2-NA-1 auxiliary rocket engine was mounted on the tail above the jet exhaust pipe. This rocket engine could be throttled from 3000 to 6000 pounds of thrust, and the burn time was about 105 seconds.
       
      The first NF-104A was delivered on October 1, 1963, with the other two following a month later. They were operated by the Aerospace Research Pilot School at Edwards AFB, which was commanded at that time by Colonel Charles E. "Chuck" Yeager.
       
      On December 6, 1963, the first NF-104A set an unofficial world altitude record of 118,860 feet for aircraft taking off under their own power. The official record at that time was 113,829 feet, set by the Mikoyan/Gurevich Ye-66A, an experimental version of the MiG-21 Fishbed. Later, the same NF-104A flown by Major R. W. Smith reached an altitude of 120,800 feet.
       
      On December 10, 1963, the second NF-104A (56-762), with Chuck Yeager at the controls, went out of control at an altitude of 104,000 feet and fell in a flat spin to 11,000 feet. Yeager managed to eject successfully at that altitude, although he was badly burned on his face by the rocket motor of his ejector seat. The aircraft was destroyed in the ensuing crash. An investigation later showed that the cause of the crash was a spin that resulted from excessive angle of attack and lack of aircraft response. The excessive angle of attack was not caused by pilot input but by a gyroscopic condition set up by the J79 engine spooling after shut down for the rocket-powered zoom climb phase. So it wasn't Chuck's fault.
       
      In June of 1971, the third NF-104A, with Capt. Howard C. Thompson at the controls, suffered an inflight explosion of its rocket motor. Although Thompson was able to land safely, the aircraft's rocket motor and half its rudder were blown away. Since the program was about to end in any case, this aircraft was retired.
       
      The number one NF-104A is currently on display on top of a pylon in front of the USAF Test Pilot School.
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      IMPORTANT!!!
      You need SF2E to have the stock F-104G and SFP1 for the cockpit files.
      or follow these precious instructins: http://combatace.com/topic/57393-flyable-f-104s-for-sf2
      Another thing... there are some minor differences between SFP1 and SF2E models and one of these is a bit different mapping on the nose. So it will be included an optional SFP1 f-104_2.bmp file.
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      Pilot Notes:
       
      -The rocket engine is set to use "Thrust vectoring" as a throttle control to permit separate control from the jet engine. The rocket will operate only with afterburning regime and with only 2 stages, half and full power. From idle to military it will not generate thrust and so will not affect fuel consumption.
       
      -This plane is equipped with hydrogen peroxide Reaction Control System like the real plane. To engage the system simply throttle the rocket a bit over idle.
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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:
       
      Added 3D parts: Spillone104
      Textures : Spillone104 with great Bobrock templates.
      Decals : JimBib
      Fake pilot mod: FastCargo
      INI and FM : Starfighter2 and Spillone104
      Effects : Starfighter2, X-Ray and Spillone104
      Sounds : Spillone104
       
      Beta testers : X-Ray, Starfighter2 and TheTestPilot
       
      Special thanks to the Team that created the original NF-104A mod for SFP1. (original readme included!)
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      Legal stuff:
       
      This mod is freeware. Commercial use is not allowed.
       
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      Enjoy the ride and land safe ;-)
       
       
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    3. Aero L-39C/ZA/ZO Albatros for Strike Fighters 2 series (Europe, Israel)
       
      Installation:
      Under Win7 or Vista unzip content into User\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2(...)\Objects
      Under WinXP is the destination in MyDocuments\ThirdWire...
       
      History (from wiki):
      The Aero L-39 Albatros is a high-performance jet trainer aircraft developed in Czechoslovakia to meet requirements for a "C-39" (C for cvi?ný – trainer) during the 1960s to replace the L-29 Delfín. It was the first of the second-generation jet trainers, and the first turbofan-powered trainer produced, and was later updated as the L-59 Super Albatros and as the L-139 (prototype L-39 with engine Garrett TFE731). The design is still produced in an evolved state as the L-159 ALCA, while more than 2,800 L-39s still serve with over 30 air forces around the world. The Albatros – the most widely used jet trainer in the world – is versatile, seeing duty in light-attack missions as well as in basic and advanced pilot training.
       
      Role Military trainer aircraft
      Light ground-attack aircraft
      Manufacturer Aero Vodochody
      First flight 4 November 1968
      Introduced 1971
      Status 2,800 still in use in various air forces
      Primary users Soviet Air Force
      Czechoslovak Air Force
      Libyan Air Force
      Royal Thai Air Force
      Produced 1970s-1999
       
      3D model: Monty CZ
      Textures: Monty CZ, Soulfreak
      Cockpit: Monty CZ
      Flight model: Monty CZ
      Hangar and Loading textures: Soulfreak
       
      Thanks to:
      Miroslav Han?ar, author of the www.l-39.cz page
      Barry Hancock, from www.worldwidewarbirds.com (check his articles about flying the Albatros there)
      all people from www.flightsim.cz who helped me
      Soulfreak, Kulbit80, 76.IAP-Blackbird, EricJ, NeverEnough and others.
       
      For comments visit www.combatace.com
       
      Monty CZ
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    4. F-84F Mega Skin-Pack & update.



      By Ludo.m54, Soulfreak & Ravenclaw_007


       
       
      This is an update for the Stock Thirdwire F-84F for StrikeFighters 2 (latest standart).
      Addet new Tanks. some Parts on the model and some ini changes done.
       
      This Mod is optimizrd for the latest SF2 Standart (Exp. Pack 2)
       
      Addet:
      - Wing Pitot (pressure probe) for the J-65-W-7 Engine
      - New Drop Tanks
      - New Weapons
      - New Hangar & Loading Screens
      - 2 New USAF Skins
      - 12 New West-German Skins (All Units covered)
      - 11 New Armée de l'Air Skins
      - addet Zurawskis F-86 cockpit to make the F-84F flyable
      - Edited the inis (Loadout, Data)
      Skins are all in High Rez.
      User with a not so powerful system should resize the Skin bitmaps to 1024x1024.
       
      Credits:
       
      - Ludo.m54 for the outstanding Templates, the French & 78TFS Skins
      - Ravenclaw_007 for the new Tanks, weapons, Pressure Probe & Ini edits
      - Zurawski for the F-86 cockpit
      - Wrench for his Work before on the F-84F
      - Soulfreak for the German & the 4512th CCTS Skins and the new hangar & loading screens
      - Thirdwire for this great Simulation Series & the stock F-84F
       
      Special Thanks to Harald Hensel from www.hahen.de who providet great references to me about the F-84F in the GAF.
       
       
       
      Mod is for SF2 Serie (latest Standart)!!!
       
      integrated tanks removed and addet Ravenclaw´s tanks.
      Mod is tested only in SF2 europe Exp. 2
       
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      this Mod is released under the freeware licensing agreement
      http://combatace.com/topic/26131-freeware-licensing/
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      I hope you´ll like this Mod.
       
      Schapen, 04th Decembre 2010
       
      Carlo "Souli" Vecchi
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    5. MiG-21 LanceR A & C updated update.
       
       
      This is an update of dtmdragons LanceR A & C for StrikeFighters 2.
      Addet new Tanks and did some ini changes.
      Now you can open manual the canopy (animation 10)
      select the Romanian Blue Tanks
      And i addet 2 New Skins (Done by me & Bobrock).
      I made new Hangar & Loading Screens
       
      I made also alternate Hangar & Loading Screens for wide screens.
      They are in the "Alternate_Widescreen_Hangar_Loading_Screens" folder.
       
      Credits:
       
      - Bobrock for the nice Templates and Basic Grey skin
      - Crusader for the work on the Tank
      - dtmdragon for the Basic LanceR SF2 update
      - Eagle 99 for the basic SF1 LanceR Mod
       
      Back up your stuff before installing new mods!
       
      Only a tip for the Installation: Delete the things from the older mod out of the Aircrafts folder (Saves Space on HDD)!
      But it´s not needet
       
      You have to read the Readme!!!
       
      Mod is for SF2 Serie!!!
       
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      this Mod is released under the freeware licensing agreement
      http://combatace.com/topic/26131-freeware-licensing/
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      I hope you´ll like this Mod.
       
      Schapen, 30th Novembre 2010
       
      Carlo "Souli" Vecchi
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    6. A-4AR FightingHawk by the Banidos Team updated for Strike Fighters 2
       
       
       
      -This is the SF1 A-4AR by the Banidos Team updated for SF2 http://combatace.com/files/file/7406-upgraded-a-4-ar-fighting-hawk/
       
      -I have made a few INI edits to better reflect the data I found on the A-4M and A-4AR as well as a modern pilot and extensive RWR.TGA files and updated RWR.LST
       
      -The cockpit and avionics have also been replaced/changed
       
       
      I didn't know which of my two A-4AR vertions people would like so I've uploaded both and you can decide :)
       
       
       
      INSTILATION: Drop files in to appropriate folders, override when asked to.
       
       
      NOTE: Has only been tested/used in a merged install of ALL SF2 titles
       
       
       
      Credit: Goes to Soulfreak, Ravens**t, Wrench, Torno and alejandro for thier work on past A-4AR skins/Aircraft
       
       
       
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    7. A/F-24 Shadowcat (AFX) for Strike Fighters 2
       
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      Preface:
       
      After making the first attempt at modelling this concept, which ended up as the not-very-accurate F-24 Shadowcat for WOI, I decided to go back and, armed with a lot more research material and better workflow, redo the entire thing from the ground up as accurate as is possible with unbuilt concepts. It originally was to feature a new cockpit based on that of the A-12 Avenger II, but this turned out to look quite ugly ingame. I eventually found out that the real thing was to use cockpit displays from the F-22 for sakes of commonality, so I decided I might as well build a straight-down navalized F-22 cockpit for which a whole lot more reference material is available.
       
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      Known Issues:
       
      The cockpit isn't 100% complete. I thought it was better to release something that's 99% complete and fix it later which I will as it was always part of the plan to adapt the cockpit back into a straight F-22 pit.
       
      For some reason all of your wingmen except #2 will tip over and crash on the taxiway. No idea why this happens. They all start fine from the carrier though.
       
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      Credits:
       
      Models & textures by Julhelm
      FM by Fubar512
      Avionics by Jat
       
      As usual, these files may not be used in payware or otherwise tampered with and reposted without my consent which you may request at NilsD at bredband dot net.
       
      This message will self destruct in five seconds.
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    8. Royal Australian Air Force planned (2012 ish) EA-18G Growler for Strike Fighters 2
       
       
       
      Features:
       
       
      -Extensive RWR.TGA files and updated RWR.LST
       
      -All weapons from load out file included ( most are from MGunny's Ordnance Shop II for SF2 )
       
       
       
      INSTILATION: Drop files in to appropriate folders, override when asked to.
       
       
      NOTE: Has only been tested/used in a merged install of ALL SF2 titles
       
       
       
      Credit: EricJ & FastCargo
       
       
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