Fates

FYI: Download here: http://hyperfighter.jinak.cz/modules.php?n..._op=getit&lid=7

Vlad, You mentioned in the several interviews from above that I would be able to land on a carrier or ground. My question would be: To what extreme will collisions, or CFIT (controlled flight into terrain) be modeled? Will I be able to land on the roof-top of a building, or bounce off a Hummvee as long as my Vertical Speed is sufficientl low? WIll I be able to set my Apache down on the deck of a Sub and ride along the water with it? Will my rotors get caught in powerwires that I noticed in a screenshot of the game? Cheers! Fates

:?: Scalable Simulation----Arcade :?: Flight Model :?: Mission Editor :?: 6 Flyables

Hope they don't mind me linking the pics but here's a few: As was pointed out by GlowingAmraam over at Lomac Forum: "Look at the relfections of the clouds on the water!"

Would that be the Jolly Lolly Rogers?

Man....Weasy said "Wife", Dial-up" and "AOL" all in once sentence...OMG!. Tell the Misses I said Hi! Hope to see ya both at Dayton!

Damn, That Beer is Big!

We formed under Janes USAF about 2 1/2 years ago. Mainly we're just a group of pilots from all over the globe that love to livin up the game. We're a bunch of flight sim enthusiast at heart. Currently we are playing USAF, Strike Fighter: Project 1, Nascar2003, America's Army. We can't wait to add LOMAC to the list. We've got several members that are Hog Fanatics, while some love the Mig and F15. Most of the membership have come from different squads that have retired. We're not a 21 and over squad, but age does seem to have some advantages. You'll definately see us in the Hyperlobby flying. May even buy ya a beer (coke for minors). :D Cheers!

Get you new plane here: http://www.tesscar-aluminum-craft.com/index.html They also have new Mig-15:

Such Incredible Detail....WOW! From the lighted buildings, incredible textures, .....man! This is gonna be the UT for helicopter enthusiast. I'm getting hungry for "hide-n-seek" multiplayer combat or "Land on the Oppenents Flag" matches....

I've pretty much quite flying with all the problems I've had between Win XP and my Radeon 9700 Pro. I'll have to dust it off again tonite and test that....rarely fly cockpit view. I'm more of a "Show me the planet with a HUd display" view person. However I always switch to cockpit view for landing and takeoff. <C>

I think some of you have seen this pic before: Just me at work in my Hawker 800.

From Galen's Forum: Talk about puting your money where your mouth is.....pay up Galen!

How's this:

I guess we need Glass Bottom airplanes

I'm definately no expert, but the site in which you got those pics showed several different models. One difference I see (assuming that you downloaded the Mig-21 Mongul from Biohaz, is that it doesn't appear to be a 2 seater.

ALthough it "can" be done, the avionics would be interesting against some old migs, or even some older USAF aircraft indeed

I haven't seen ranger either

cool

Go Dave!

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U.S. NAVY'S F-14D TOMCATS GAIN JDAM CAPABILITY Naval Air Systems Command's (NAVAIR) F-14 Program Office announced today that it has accelerated and deployed a software upgrade program that will allow U.S Navy's F-14 D model Tomcats to carry Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAM). Completed operational tests already in progress indicated that the software upgrade was mature and stable. The test community determined that with an acceleration of remaining critical tests, they could provide a recommendation for an early release of the JDAM capability. On Jan. 31, 2003, a NAVAIR software support team was assembled to modify the aircraft and install the new software. They reported aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt Feb. 2 and received required hardware two days later to start modifying F-14Ds. In 17 days, the team modified all forward deployed F-14Ds. The team loaded the software, assisted with the hardware modifications on the aircraft, and trained more than 90 aircrew and maintainers on JDAM employment. A Tomcat can carry four JDAMs, each weighing 2,000 pounds. March 1, 2003 marked the first operational employment of JDAM from an F-14D. "The Tomcat has proven itself time and again," said Capt. Peter Williams, NAVAIR F-14 program manager. "You could say that the cat has many lives and once again we've added more capability to a mature platform." For questions pertaining to the F-14 Program, contact Denise Deon, NAVAIR Public Affairs Office for TacAir, (301) 481-6263. For questions pertaining to the JDAM Program, contact Sandra Schroeder, NAVAIR Public Affairs Officer for Strike Weapons and Unmanned Aviation, (301) 757-5289. . http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Mar2003/b0...3_bt129-03.html

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