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First rotation in South East Asia ended with 40 missions. On my 36th, I spotted an An-2 over our target and gave it a blast from my M61. Towards the end of July and through August there were more MiGs and more SAMs. I'll be volunteering to go back.

I had a look on it. It's a Afghanistan War skin of MiG-23MLD of Bagram Air Base in 1988/89. But it is a beginning, a good basic for making an Aggressor skin.

Gloster Meteor F.Mk.8 - Esquadron 20, Força Aérea Portuguesa, 1957

It's a What if, but a cool one.

Indeed, the upper wing surfaces of Metrea's N572MA seem to be quite elusive. In the absence of a better view, here are a few shots that may help in the meantime: https://www.flickr.com/photos/139215327@N04/53055913768/sizes/6k/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/139215327@N04/53113972056/sizes/5k/ https://www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk/resources/images/17005870/ If you go to google earth and check out the civilian cargo ramp at the south end of March AFB you'll find N572MA parked up on the most recent image of the history feature. I've boosted the curves in PS a bit to help the pattern stand out: Also, this link has FS codes for the Aegean Ghost colour scheme to help you dial in the paint job: http://davecoleysemporium.co.uk/contents/en-uk/p11143_Arcus-enamels-7001-_HAF-Aegean-Ghosts_--Paint-set.html

Flying Tigers on the Hunt... and your trivia for today: the 74th FS in 1995 had the most D model Block 40 (6) of any unit outside of Luke AFB. Given the 23rd Wing's role to support the 82nd Airborne Division at the time, these were assigned to act as Fast FACs

There is at least one shark mouth MiG-23 in this pack. Not sure if it’s an aggressor skin though.

Iberian Defenders

Today's tongue-twister: Flying Farmers Fly over Fallow Finnish Fields

the last part of my (public) R journey then it will be back to Idaho......

this one is being a straight up muder mystery/1000 piece puzzle esp the wings, as i still havent found any top views also, anyone know if the MPRS is available in another mod? i could have sworn i saw someone add it but now cant remember where

You are correct. And this is proof that not every tasking requires a Plutonium Problem Solver.

snot nosed jet jockeys at it again....