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just after first haricut in a year and some grocery shopping (a clue on where i was) and if you havent figured out where yet

Lavochkin La-13 'Fibber' v. Canberra

Holiday season getting underway with the new A310-200

Had to pimp my ride not to get eaten by Uncle (Ho's) SAM This (kind of) configuration was tried in 1967, but it wasn't used. I guess they just gave up on the F-104s Source: https://www.i-f-s.nl/udorn-ecm/

Over the Persian Gulf...

Petlyakov Pe-11 'Fastfin' - 3rd Aviation Squadron, 73rd Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment., Soviet Air Force, 1946

With the exception of a few minor inconsistencies, my cloud mod works fine with BHaH2. In order to get full use of all mod features, however, don't forget to also use JJJ's excellent Mission Editor. I hope to have release version 4.0 of the mod ready sometime in the near future.

Seymour Johnson

This tool is compatible with UE, PE, and BH&HII.

90% or so of mods available are still for the UE/PE eds. of WOFF. The consolidated airfields mods by RJW and company, including other addons that go with that airfields mod, have been upgraded for BH2 - should be indicated somewhere in the info. next to the download links if they are BH2-compatible, since the older airfields mods that are for WOFF UE, also PE, are still available on that site too. The only other mods that have been upgraded to BH2-compatibility so far, as far as I am aware, are the MissionEd, also the MultiMod, as well as the bombsights mod and tracer mods (these last four are all by JJJ). The interesting thing about the MultiMod is that older UE/PE-compatible versions also work well with BH2 (as in my case) - only thing to keep in mind is that if using an older ver. of the MultiMod, the OrbyxP "fuel consumption" mod entry, within the MultiMod, will be perpetually toggled to "on" if using it with BH2. One other thing worth mentioning - some of the UE/PE-era mods work with BH2, such as 4L0M's improved clouds mods, that give 1 MB+ size clouds (since some stock clouds are less than 1 MB in size) - doesn't hurt to experiment since most of the mods are JSGME-friendly so they can easily be offloaded if not compatible. Note: I often refer to BH&H2 as BH2 for simplicity's sake (merely stating this to avoid confusion in my posts). Cheers all, Von S

This is absolutely, positively, absotively, posolutely, MontyPythonly necessary!

WWI Flying Ace; You might consider downloading the "User Files Backup Utility" from Sandbagger's web site https://thatoneplease.co/WOFF/WOFFUserFilesBackupProgram.zip This tool will backup your personal pilot settings and many others so you can restore them in case of a system crash or loss of WOFF files. There is a ReadMe that comes with it to explain. Regards

Gentlemen, the NF-5A Volume is nearing completion. The cockpit has received a complete overhaul- this time all consoles, and not just the main instrument panel, reflect the NF-5A as in use by the RNLAF. Ravenclaw007, Crusader, and Baffmeister have all workd hard to bring this aircraft to its current state; and Soulfreak has contributed some outstanding f-16 Camo schemes (who knows there may be more..) Last but not least, Cliff7600 and Logan4 have also contributed their skills to the aircraft's avionics. Two weeks to release.. maybe a little less

Rother Nought 3 Sqn. RNAS Sept, 1916 We were informed that the German ace Wintgens was shot down the other day. A bit of good news for us, but it is still sad to see such a pilot go West. Today we were up on an afternoon scramble as enemy craft were spotted headed our way! We got up and I immediately began climbing without waiting for the others, knowing that height and an easterly track would be crucial in catching the huns. Sure enough, they bombed our field as I climbed...but it is a long way back to the lines and I caught them! I was able to take out two of the three Germans before my engine gave out with the oil line shot away. I made a dead stick landing and put in two claims, which I hope will be credited as they crashed only a few miles away...I

This one illustrates a supersonic intercept with an AIM-4. This is the one withe the comment on the F-4 and the AIM-4 missile.

Novalogic terrains ported by gerwin (while Menrva took design decisions on matters such as target areas, terrain surroundings, water maps, etc.) are great for getting nostalgic and solving some grudges

Republic F-103J Thunderwarrior - 302nd Hikotai, Japanese Air Self-Defense Forces, 1988

Couple of short ones: