Yankee Air Pirate Terrain

[eightlein 10]

[+Spectre_USA 7]

Very cool and instructive sign there.

 

All looks great, really like the Huey's rotor blur...

 

[+Soulfreak 6,351]

great!!!

[ShinKazama88 9]

I want that uh-1!!! Wer can i get it?

[+X RAY 83]

Can't wait!Yap is one of the best flight experience ever had,yap 2 will be the same or better!and...without the patch your fps still safe!

[eightlein 10]

I want that uh-1!!! Wer can i get it?

 

Thats one of the YAP gunships that will be available with eleven other helo models in Yankee Air Pirate v2.

[krfrge 742]

Nice work.

 

I can really "feel" the humidity with the Huey comin' in!

[+76.IAP-Blackbird 3,544]

Was watching "we were soldiers" last night and now see this...

[eightlein 10]

Man if you have an AH-1F Cobra in there i'm sold.

 

Ooopps. Make that a baker's dozen.

[ironmike775 0]

Man if you have an AH-1F Cobra in there i'm sold.

AH-1Fs were not used in Vietnam. We only had AH-1Gs. The first TOW-Missile firing Cobras were the "Q" models, tested @ Ft. Knox KY October 1973. Once the Q model went into "production" the new designations...F, S, etc, started.

UH-1M with French SS-11 anti-tank missiles were used in Northern I Corps during the Easter Offensive, 1972. UH-1Bs with TOW Missiles were used around Kontum, II Corps, with greater success.

 

IronMike775

Snake Driver 1970 - 2001

[MigBuster 2,861]

AH-1Fs were not used in Vietnam. We only had AH-1Gs. The first TOW-Missile firing Cobras were the "Q" models, tested @ Ft. Knox KY October 1973. Once the Q model went into "production" the new designations...F, S, etc, started.

UH-1M with French SS-11 anti-tank missiles were used in Northern I Corps during the Easter Offensive, 1972. UH-1Bs with TOW Missiles were used around Kontum, II Corps, with greater success.

 

IronMike775

Snake Driver 1970 - 2001

 

Cool!! - welcome to CombatAce

[eightlein 10]

YAPv2 AH-1G. The loadout shall be correct upon release.

 

[johnrey 0]

Damn it!Can't have a Cobra!Oh.....is that freeware?

[+X RAY 83]

YAPv2 AH-1G. The loadout shall be correct upon release.

 

 

An ah-1G?it looks like an F seeing the flat canopy?

[+Crusader 2,050]

yeah... no flat panel canopy, wire cutters, laser spot tracker housing ect on the G .... .. not to speak of the TOW system

and who knows what else of the F is hidden in that pic hehe ...

 

its not only the loadout that needs to be corrected...

 

[+allenjb42 4,115]

If that is an F, or even an S, then it would certainly be useful for WOE and WOI if it's too late for WOV\YAP.

[kukulino 1]

I think it is AH-1 Bis

 

And look very nice :yes:

Edited November 17, 2008 by kukulino

[ironmike775 0]

yeah... no flat panel canopy, wire cutters, laser spot tracker housing ect on the G .... .. not to speak of the TOW system

and who knows what else of the F is hidden in that pic hehe ...

 

its not only the loadout that needs to be corrected...

 

I'm his Beta tester. He knows. I sent him a bunch of my Vietnam photos. It will be correct. Oh, and yes, it would be good to have an IAH-1S. I was lucky enough to have flown them with the IAF 1990-1991 while stationed in Israel as the NAVAIRSYSCOM Program Manager Representative for the Night Targeting System for the USMC AH-1W & IAF IAH-1S.

 

Cheers

Nails

aka IronMike775

[+Jug 99]

AH-1Fs were not used in Vietnam. We only had AH-1Gs. The first TOW-Missile firing Cobras were the "Q" models, tested @ Ft. Knox KY October 1973. Once the Q model went into "production" the new designations...F, S, etc, started.

UH-1M with French SS-11 anti-tank missiles were used in Northern I Corps during the Easter Offensive, 1972. UH-1Bs with TOW Missiles were used around Kontum, II Corps, with greater success.

 

IronMike775

Snake Driver 1970 - 2001

Welcome to CA IronMike. Great place to share your war stories. You have to provide your own bar to hold up and libations, but I can already see your hands moving in the air.

[ironmike775 0]

Welcome to CA IronMike. Great place to share your war stories. You have to provide your own bar to hold up and libations, but I can already see your hands moving in the air.

 

Thank you....they've never stopped. After 5,000 flight hours and 3 helicopter crashes (first two were shoot-downs) I'm enjoying aerial combat...on the computer (my wife likes it a lot better too). I'm a military history fanatic...particularly aviation. I must confess, this CombatAce is usually my first check when I turn on my computer...even when I was in Afghanistan (I'm due to return early next year).

Happy to provide war stories, some even true if anyone is interested.

[DWCAce 19]

Be sure to share them over at the pub! You've got a crowd building :)

[ironmike775 0]

Be sure to share them over at the pub! You've got a crowd building :)

 

Roger Pub. I can do that.

[+Jug 99]

Roger Pub. I can do that.

Forum moderators....sounds like interview time....!

[Guest zerocinco]

I have a picture of Ironmike in Navy whites pushing a mop on an LST.

[Guest zerocinco]

I have a picture of Ironmike wearing Navy whites mopping the deck of an LST. I think this is the one....

 

AH_1_Hangar.bmp