Dave

So go get some beer and erase the text's. You also have my number.

Hey man hope you have a good one!

The AIM-120D's will be able to reach out and touch someone at 130+ miles. That is 30 more miles than the R-77 of any version. Also its PK is in the 90 percentile. So screw the AIM-54, these bad boys are better.

Remember to mock before you break their will.

Its a B-1R....

Red air is good for one thing.....dying is my sights. Thanks for the interest though. j/k

Escort from SPARTAAAAAAAAAAA

File Name: Harrier GR.7 Skin File Submitter: USAFMTL File Submitted: 13 Jan 2010 File Category: SF2 Series Add On Skins Harrier GR.7 Skin by Sundowner for Bobrocks Gr.7 found here. http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=9118 Contains 3 skins sizes 1024/2048/4096. To install drop the contents of the objects folder into your install objects folder and go fly. Click here to download this file

File Name: 493rd FS F-15C Skin File Submitter: USAFMTL File Submitted: 13 Jan 2010 File Category: SF2 Series Add On Skins F-15C 493rd FS Skin by Sundowner for FastCargo's F-15C redux http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=10098 Contains 3 skins sizes 1024/2048/4096. To install drop the contents of the objects folder into your install, objects folder and go fly. If you want to use another size skin go into Objects/Aircraft/F-15C/493 and drop one of the other skins in and overwrite. Click here to download this file

http://forum.combatace.com/topic/51816-tragedy-in-haiti/ Here is a post I had started about it too.

Thats funny.

If your current SF2:E patch is Dec 2009 and there will be problems. If you brought this before it was patched, then I recommend using this with the Jun 2009 patch only.

The Iman's not going to like this Lucy....

I didnt think BDU's have effects they are just go pop and make some dust. Do you see in the ini's if there is a effect for them to use?

First did you install this in SF2: Europe? What are your system settings because the pit is fine? No there isn't a bug forum. Reporting it here is the place to do it.

But remember we are the Evil, Arrogant, American Empire. (EAAE for short) We are the cause of the worlds problems, sooner or later we will get blamed for the earthquake, or some will say our effort is not genuine. I am sure Chavez or some other country will say we are only helping because we want bases there or something. Ok that takes care of the sarcasm part. I am glad people who can pitch in are doing so. UK you are right though, I bet you some of those oil rich countries aren't lifting a freakin' finger. I would of nuked them a long time ago.

Woohoo...

Dave, So we are still out here flying in support of the folks on the ground. Dropping bombs or pumping electrons into the air. One of the things I am sure a few of the folks want to know is how we keep entertained out here. To start with we have access to Satellite TV in all of that joys. We don't have Direct TV style, no we are too good for that. Anyone remember the original Satellite TV? You know where a large tree blows in front of the dish and you loose the signal for the rest of the day? Yep that is our quality TV for off station. What do we get from off station, a wonderful military only cable network called Armed Forces Network. They operated a movie channel, a standard TV show station, a news network, and sports. The News cycles through an hour of the big three's nightly news and morning news stations along with nearly all the top ten (ratings wise) of the cable blow-hards op-ed shows. The standard TV runs through the top 25 in shows rating wise across the big three stations and a couple of the syndications, the downside with these is that they are usually about a season or two behind the power curve. Finally the sporting station will show whatever is the big game of the week, to catch a football or baseball game live over here you would have to get up at midnight thirty, which can hurt you if you work days. The final issue most of us have with AFN is the commercials, or more rightly the lack of commercials. We get commercials except they are for things like the history of the USAF uniform, why a ship is named a certain way, or knowing why a lease is important. I have no idea what the latest movie is coming out, what the new car commercial from Fordodgechevy is, or even if the Bud Frogs are still saying "Wass up!". The reason AFN does the not do commercial commercials is that as part of a deal with Hollywood and the broadcast companies to get their shows free of charge they aren't allowed to show any advertising with it unless it is professional. If you don't want to watch AFN then we have three other channels dedicated strictly to movies. Two of these are any movie. I have seen everything from the Wall-E up to Basic Instinct 2 . The other movie channel is the professional training movies. You know which ones I am talking about right Dave? The ones from like a decade ago. The topics have ranged (and I kid you not) how to properly down flight deck safety equipment, how to survive being blown overboard, and the dangers of liquid oxygen. Reality is the third movie channel is the training channel, but every so often they will so real movies on it. Most of those are of the spiritual or cutesy types (think care bears or some Disney movie). All these movie channels will repeat their movies every twelve hours, so for example if they were showing "Red Dawn" at 0700 then at 1900 the movie would be on again. The only time that a movie doesn't run is when a FOD walk down goes, the CO speaks, or the Chaplain speaks. To finally round out our TV viewing abilities they have the PLAT or more commonly called "Roger, Ball!" show. The PLAT or pilots landing aid television is composed of a series of black and white cameras designed to film everything going on the flight deck during launches and recoveries. Why use black and white? Strangely enough black and white on a standard television gives you higher definition compared to color. During flight ops we watch this almost constantly to know where not to walk or what ladders to not come up on the deck from. So we really have less then the 13 channels that I remember growing up with years ago. It isn't that bad just a little repetitive after a while. I can tell you that in the last decade there are more then 100 various modern movies that I have only seen snippets of. Simply because I have seen them in passing on the various TVs around the ship. One of the other things we use the TVs for is presenting ship specific news programs, bingo parties (you think church ladies get all hyped, bunch of sailors can be just as bad with regards to bingo), and for other things like port briefings. After TV, we have a small library onboard the ship. Most of us get by with reading books or magazines. Just things to distract us from the daily going ons out here. Even better is just how quickly various books will be snapped up by folks. In my berthing alone there are a group of guys trying to work their way through the Harry Potter series and another group through the whole Jack Ryan series. Downside is they each brought a different book or set of books so one day I passed by and looked at a community book with five different book marks in it. As to magazines, well see my commentary about the postal service out here. There are a few magazine types which just don't make it out here; Maxim, sporting mags, and Hef's magazines. So the recommendation for most of those is to have a friend back at the beach box up a few to ship your way. Other then that most everyone has some sort of game box. So more then a few of us escape that way. If not that then there are card games. Popular games are spades, Hearts, Rummy, Gin. In my shop right now there are about five different decks of Uno floating around so Uno has become the popular game. A few of the guys have tried to get a backgammon or acey ducey game going on. So that is about it for here. Just been busy trying to get other things done and some where the light at the end of the tunnel is the sunlight and not another on coming train. With the temptation of home they are stressing even more for us to pay attention. Accident just days or even weeks before hitting home seem to increase amongst deployed folks since most people are thinking about the first they will do with their free time and not about the job on hand. Sincerely, Charles

Happy Birthday man!

Outstanding! Looking forward to it.

Sweet Coupi.

Damn Ant that is nice and so are these.

Coupi, you really need to get a weps pack to use with the Strike Eagle. Excellent shot though.

If you can make a high res BMP pit please go for it. I am a HUGE fan of those. That 10967 is the engine RMP. The fuel gauge is next to it.