Dave

You know I haven't tried it to be honest. I guess all you can do it see if it does.

That is Soviet missiles in general. They have a history of poor reliability. There is a good thread about over at the 3rd Wire Forum. Check it out, its got a good bit of info in it.

VF-301 WIP

Just approved it.

WIP's For the F-8C VMF-334 and for the F-8J VF-194

Just uploaded.... http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...;showfile=5880# http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...p;showfile=5879

Longestpants, repaints are fair game as long as you include the original creator in the readme. So I know C5 won't have an issue with it at all and he will greatly apprecaite you took the time to ask.

View File VF-103 Sluggers skin for Mirage Factory F-8E VF-103 (the "Sluggers") was activated in 1952 as an F4U Corsair squadron. VF-103 shortly transitioned to the F9F Cougar. After a few years with the Cougar, VF-103 was one of the first squadrons to transition to the F-8 Crusader. Once the transition was completed they were teamed up with VF-102 on board Forrestal. Before the introduction to supersonic Crusader jets, American carrier battle groups were often embarrassed by British bombers during allied exercises as the RAF English Electric Canberras had always been able to make mock attacks on US Carriers with impunity. The carrier-based fighters at the time simply could not put up much resistance. During the 1958 Mediterranean cruise, British pilots were shocked when VF-103 tore through their formation of Canberras before they even had a chance to start their simulated attack. Just put into your MF F-8E folder and fly. Thanks to C5 for the skin templates. Thanks the rest of the MF for everything else. Submitter Dave Submitted 01/27/2008 Category F-8 Crusader Skins

View File VF-11 Red Rippers for Mirage Factory F-8D The Navy fighter squadron known as the Red Rippers were established as VF-5S in 1927 at Hampton Roads, Virginia. They flew the Curtis F6C-3 Hawk and have served in World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. From 1927 to World War II, the Rippers flew several propeller aircraft including the Boeing F3B-1 and F4B-1, the Grumman FF-1 and F3F-1 and also held the following designations: VF-5S, VB-1B, VF-5 and VF-4. During World War II the Rippers were known as VF-41 and supported the allied invasion of North Africa, downing sixteen enemy aircraft in the Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat. They conducted the first air strikes against German forces in Norway in September 1943. The Red Rippers were designated VF-A when they transferred to the Pacific Theatre in 1944 on board USS Bunker Hill (CV-17) and USS Essex (CV-9). In the Pacific they flew the first air strikes against Tokyo in the Grumman F6F Hellcat. In 1948 the Red Rippers were redesignated as VF-11. After World War II, the Red Rippers leaped into the jet age, flying the McDonnell F2H Banshee during the Korean War from the USS Kearsarge (CV-33). On 15 Feb 1959, the original Red Rippers were disestablished, but when VF-43 was redesignated as VF-11 on the following day, they decided to adopt the traditions and insignia of the Red Rippers. The "new" VF-11 Red Rippers transitioned to the Chance-Vought F-8 Crusader on USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CV-42) where they helped quell the unrest in the Dominican Republic in 1961. In 1965 the Rippers moved to NAS Oceana flying the F-4 Phantom and saw action in North Vietnam in 1967 flying from the decks of USS Forrestal (CV-59). Just put into your MF F-8D folder and fly. Thanks to C5 for the skin templates. Thanks the rest of the MF for everything else. Submitter Dave Submitted 01/27/2008 Category F-8 Crusader Skins

Don't ALT-N on user made missions. For some reason they like to CTD the sim.

Looking good to me.

Wow, never seen that one before. I bet you Wrench knows how to fix it though.

You can go into the bomb bay of the one at WPAFB. There you can see the tunnel. I got pics of it, I iwll sort throug them when I get home.

Yeah that B-36 was used for alot of stuff. FICON was my favorite though.

Yeah it was, and for good reason. I would of loved to taken a flight in one.

You need Viagra?

Sorry, that role is based on me.

Paint it yellow!

I wonder too.

Yeah the B-36 at the USAF Museum is just huge. No pictures can give you an accurate dipiction on how big the B-36 is. I am in awe everytime i see it.

Sorry, as admin of this site, there will be no homework. No more classes, no more books, no more teachers dirty looks.

My wife was at Yongsan in 2001 to 2002. I went to see her for 10 days. Had a great time.

C5 is putting the final touches on the FM, got a little side tracked with the Crusader.....