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A set of planning maps for Gepards Israel 1.4 terrain Unzip to the israel folder in terrain (backup the existing planning maps first)

srael terrain version 1.4 readme: After unsuccessfull attempts to make Israel terrain in an 1:1 scale i decided to improve the smaller version a little bit. I included now 110 target areas (29 more than in v1.3) For instance: I added 3 new egyptian airbases: Kairo West Wadi al Jandali and following a multiple wish of one single user: Beni Suef 2 new jordanian airfields: H-5 Prinz Hassan Al Jafr 1 new syrian airfield: Al Suweidaja The direction of airfield i changed in Ovda, Ben Gurion, Ramat David and El Arish, to meet the conditions of the terrain texture or terrain structure better. E.G. No starting against the mountains more in Ovda, instead starting in direction of the valley. El Arish got an different airfield. Al Mansura is moved some 100 meters to avoid trees on the runway. I included a bunker line along the suez canal (Bar Lev line) and a israeli Radar warning line in the middle of Sinai. Near Inshas, Tanta and Port Said barracks complexes i installed. Fuel or Oil Storage facilities are now in Suez and Port Said. 3 bridges over the river Nil are new. Some with the bridges corresponting Cities are now on the map. The SAM fence along the Suez canal is now growing up in 1970 instead 1967 and will get his maximum efficency in 1973. The Bar Lev bunkiers will come in 1968 and the israeli airfileds in Sinai (El Arish, Bir Gifgafa, Bir Tamahada and Sharm es Sheik) are active from 1968. The egyptian ponton bridges come in 1973. etc

The J29 flew for the first time in 1948. It was the first european aircraft with swept wings. 661 J29s were built between 1951 and 1958 and they served in the Swedish airforce until 1967. Due to the swedish neutrality and the fact that the airforce needed all the planes SAAB could produce, J29 was never exported with the exception of 30 used planes that were modified and sold to Austria with start in 1961. J29 broke many speed records during its service. Combat records were limited to UN operations in Africa 1961-62 where it performed very well. J29's performance was comparable with the best fighters the superpowers could mobilize (F-86 & Mig-15), and could be considered the peak of the swedish airforce during a period when it was second (numerically) only to USA, USSR and Great Britain. J29F was the last version and this plane was equiped with an after burner and the new wing introduced with the E-model.

The Sea Hawk F.2 is now available. This is a very similar aircraft externally to the late F.1. The only change I made was increasing the max control speed for the ailerons to reflect the hydraulic boost that was added.

Strike Fighters Medals Pack v1.3 . Here is the SF Medals Pack Version 1.3. The standard Strike Fighters (“SF”) had medals available only for the US services (USAF, USN and USMC). Version 1.0 of the Medals Pack added medals for Britain, China, Denmark, France, Israel, Japan, North Vietnam, Norway, South Vietnam, Soviet Union, Sweden, Taiwan and West Germany. Version 1.1 added Pakistani, Indian, Belgian, Netherlands, Czechoslovakian and Polish medals as well. Version 1.2 added three new WWII nations, Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan and the Soviet Union. The latest Version 1.3 adds Argentine, Brazilian, Greek, Italian and Spanish medals. The zip file comes with a ReadMe file explaining installation.