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I was a member of the Commemorative Air Force and a crew member on A-26B, N9682C (Serial # 41-39230) or better known as "Lady Liberty". Lady was the oldest flying Invader, the 130th one produced, being accepted in Aug, 1944, at Long Beach, CA. It was flown to Great Dunmow, England arriving 20 Sep, 1944. It was assigned to the 9th AF, 410th BG and began combat operations in early 1945. Unfortunately, the Lady has been grounded since she suffered a nose gear collapse on takeoff in November 2025. Due to numerous factors, it was decided to retire her from flying status, she will now move to the Tulsa Air & Space Museum where she will be placed on static display. The TASM has created a page to support the Lady: https://www.tulsamuseum.org/ladyliberty/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSfjmtleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETExMTJEdjFnYjRJSHFwU1Jsc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHosyczAxfVicmtXl8v0NoglXYj2BlUNQAeVAIeildzERDMQdzJjKSTRkkd3P_aem_T6Fk3fG7CKrnULmvRtXhVg The recently released a pretty good video about her: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1471286001417630 I plan to be in attendance on September 26, 2026 for her dedication ceremony. From one of my last flights on the Lady.....

Out of IL2 or CF3, I prefer IL2 Series....though I have both.

Uploaded Version 2.0 today, should be available soon!

The improved and correct 1961 skin.... The improved and correct 1965 Skin....

Jayhawks on patrol over Europe, January 1962 My wingman was have issues keeping up! Who knew Jayhawks could fly this high!

The 22nd SOS on the hunt........

Thanks for the information.

Okay, good to know.....thanks!

@daddyairplanes@Wrench or anyone else, where I can locate F-100C.lod? I looked in my extracted files and can't seem to locate it. I need it to do something I had in mind. Thanks in advance.

Working on the update.... The 1961 skin has been changed to: Got the tail numbers changed to the correct blue. Working on the 1965 scheme currently....

I try to be as accurate as possible and am glad others assist and redirect me as I get lost! @swambastYou say 'Nam Combat Movers.... I did these just for "What-If" fun...... F-100D's of the 1st, 22nd, and 602nd Special Operations Squadrons, 56th Special Operations Wing 1968..... I believe the original A-1H skins are from @Trotski. I just wanted something for fun and back to my Air Commando Days!

Great information.... I have several photos identified as being taken in 1965 which shows ANG units still wearing Air Guard Markings which is what caused my confusion..... This one says 1961....so you'd be correct. This photo was in 1965-1966 time frame so I'm inclined to believe you. Guess an update is in order for this package!

Thank you for this tip, I didn't think about that.

I think @yakarov79 might have created a monster when he released his F-100 Vietnam Package! Cleaning up and redoing F-100C's of the 4th Fighter Day Wing located at Seymour-Johnson, NC. The 4th was made up of the 333rd, 334th, 335th, and 336th Fighter Day Squadrons all operating the F-100C in 1957 through 1960 when they transitioned into the F-105B Thunderchiefs. Still need to tweak tail numbers, nose, and tail stripes. Requarding the Squadron Patches under the canopy, I've seen a few pictures with them and several without so I'm not entirely sure which direction I will go with these yet.

That is amazing! Looking forward to this…..