Dave

Um yeah in only your world.

I showed all these comments to my wife and she was very happy to see all these great well wishes and wanted me to relay her thanks for the support.

View File B-1B Redux B-1B Lancer aka "The Bone" by Dels and the Bone Team SF2 Version for Dec 2009 Patch and beyond Nov 2010 Model by Dels Skins by ST0RM, Syrinx Jat81500 and my boy Jimmy B!!!! Decals, units and testing, etc by Dave (USAFMTL) and ST0RM Sounds by Spillone Updated FM by Fubar512 and FastCargo Weapon Station arrangements by FastCargo Destroyed LOD by Klavs81, Dels and FastCargo B-1B Pit by Dels (Its a bloody masterpiece) ACES 2 Seats by Julhelm Mod USAF pilot by Diego Technical Adviser/Loadouts ans new weapons models by FastCargo Package contains: B-1B 86 Turkey Feathers and pure nuke B-1B 92 Blk A - Nuke and Conventional role B-1B 96 Blk C - CBU capability, B-1B 98 Blk D - JDAM and ALE-50 added B-1B 03 Blk E - JSOW, CMUP PIT, JASSM To install: Sounds go into your main mod folder. Example: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2\Sounds Effects go into your main mod folder. Example: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2\Effects Planes go into your Objects/Aircraft folder. Example: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2\Objects\Aircraft Decals go into your Objects/Decals folder. Example: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2\Objects\Decals Pilots go into your Objects/Pilots folder Example: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2\Objects\Pilots Weapons go into your Objects/Weapons folder Example: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2\Objects\Weapons If do not have any of these folders, then by installing this into your main install, it will make them for you. Example: C:\Users\username\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2 Additional Notes by FastCargo: Each model of B-1B has the ability to carry the specific weapons it was authorized for during that time frame. Most of these weapons are included in this package...the preset loadouts represent typical arrangements. The weapon stations have been setup so that you can only load the type and number of weapons for each bay in the loadout screen, reflecting real life limitations. Also, the maximum gross weight for takeoff at sea level is 470000 pounds...you can easily exceed this just with the default loadouts at full internal fuel weight. It is HIGHLY recommended to lower your internal fuel to 75% to get under the gross weight. At full gross weight, the AI and you will require the whole runway to takeoff...you will probably not 'unstick' until close to 200 knots. At minimum weight, it should only take about half the runway and about 160 knots unstick. Also, do not rotate above 9 degrees pitch on takeoff before you leave the runway...or you will scrape the tail and may crash. The FM has been through some major rework to get around the limitation that the sim has with large swing wings. The current FM setup is a compromise to allow docile handling with realistic performance. There are some weaknesses with it, mainly during mid altitude cruise flight tends to take more power than the real aircraft needs. You will find that the FM mimics the real thing in most limitations...lower altitude ceiling at full gross weight, faster roll rates with wings swept back, etc. Also, 'at the limit' handling has been much improved...much more difficult to stall at high speed. Handling is fairly carefree, simulating the real aircraft's fly by wire helping you keep the aircraft within limits. It is still possible to overG or stall...with bad consequences for both. For mission planning and the AI, the sim uses the 'CruiseSpeed' parameter to determine attack speed, and the LevelBombAI, ReleaseAlt to determine how high it's attack run is. Because of this, you may find the parameters for both to be different for each model. Here is the current list for each one: B-1B_86 - Speed-540 knots / Alt 1500 feet B-1B_92 - Speed-540 knots / Alt 1500 feet B-1B_96 - Speed-540 knots / Alt 600 feet B-1B_98 and 03 - Speed-320 knots / Alt 15000 feet The 2 later models are high and slow because they mostly do standoff and PGMs, which usually require altitude. The 2 earliest models are low alt, high speed for the nuke mission to get away from the blast (btw, you will NEED .9 mach and 1300 AGL to drop a gravity nuke...or you won't make it out of the blast radius). The middle model is same speed, but lower altitude because they didn't carry nukes anymore. We did our best. Enjoy. Submitter Dave Submitted 11/09/2010 Category Other

Just waiting on the final word from Dels, package is ready to go.

Final lap... FM - Check Lights - Check Destroyed Model - Check

She has always out ranked me, with the Army promoting faster than the USAF. I do the dishes because she isn't aloud in my kitchen. (She is a food inspector who cant cook)

From here at CA, when its released.

She is not a vet tech, (68T) she is a food inspector (68R). However that all falls under US Army Vet Services. To this day no on can explain how all that works together.

f*** yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Way to go Weston!!!!!!!!!!

68R48

Sheila would never turn to the dark side Jim.

Look I think its a Mirage....

Congrats Jeff, and well deserved!

Well the E-8 (MSG) board just adjourned for my wife's career field. She has a great shot of making when the results are released in January (or is it February). So despite what some of you might think of me, could I get some positive vibes her way in the hope she makes it? She is one hell of a Soldier and a great NCO. If anyone deserves it, it would be her. Good lucky baby!

Those have been around awhile my friend. Good looking pit.

One year ago...... .

They are kept at Erik's house.

And who said history was hard?

I think you got it my friend.

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/40010619/ns/sports-baseball/ Being a Tiger fan, I grew up with him as their manager. He was one hell of a great guy and a legend, he will be missed.

Here is a good example of what Kevin is talking about when it comes to stripes.

Good job Scotland Yard!

That is classic and its still Germany's fault.

Thank you sir