Dave

Somebody stop me......

I really like the 2 seater!

I will tell the boys on the ground to quit shooting at you. In the mean time what is your address so I can send you some ear defenders.....

in formation.....and loaded for bear.....

Spectre-USA, trees should live that long......

Turn down the volume in your sim control panel? I didn't think they were that loud. I mean from the outside it would be loud.

After I get some issues worked out on a few things. Hopefully Monday but that is never set in stone.

2 more.....

Will be out soon. Thanks to Hrntfixr for the screen shots. Skins by Sundowner. Mig-25P, Mig-25PD, Mig-25PU, Mig-25BM, Mig-25R, Mig-25RB. Wpnssgt has these in his barn for awhile and forgot them.

Showtime, you do not need the original. This has everything you need.

Reddevil That is what you were supposed to is copy the pit over. The original maker of the pit wanted it that way.

Weapons go into the weapons folder of your install. If you do not have a weps folder, you need to make one. Spec Its not updated. I moved the file and it shows it was updated.

wpnssgt and I are great friends. He gave me permission to do what I needed with his stuff etc. So don't worry about it my friend, carry on!

Gravity nukes.

Because it is incorrect. 1969 is too early for the SRAM. The first B-52 and FB-111 units to become operational with the new missile were the 42nd Bomb Wing (B-52G), Loring AFB, Maine, on 15 September 1972, and the 509th Bomb Wing (FB-111), Pease AFB, New Hampshire, on 1 January 1973. On 20 August 1975, the last 1500 SRAMs were delivered to SAC's 320th Bombardment Wing, Mather AFB, California. The first live launch of a SRAM from a SAC operational B-1B took place on 3 June 1987.

I am sure you can run it in WOV or SF just not sure how they would react.

1. The activity is more, not sure why yours is different. 2. Cuba with no trees? Have to ask JSF. 3. B-58 was replaced by the B-57 4. In the sounds folder?

View File Skyraider Skins for Razbams Skyraider Package Vol 2 For those of you who bought Razbam's kick ass Skyraider package Vol.2 Here is some reworked skins that Bib and I did. Hope you like them. Submitter Dave Submitted 01/17/2007 Category A-1 Skyraider Skins

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The weapons pack use the correct soviet names ie: [AirToAir] Loadout[01].WeaponType=R-3S Loadout[01].Quantity=1 Loadout[02].WeaponType=R-3S Loadout[02].Quantity=1 Loadout[03].WeaponType=Tank490_MiG21 Loadout[03].Quantity=1 The above is what the weapons pack uses.... [AirToAir] Loadout[01].WeaponType=AA-2 <---------- Loadout[01].Quantity=1 Loadout[02].WeaponType=AA-2 <---------- Loadout[02].Quantity=1 Loadout[03].WeaponType=Tank490_MiG21 Loadout[03].Quantity=1 If you see this in there and you have the weps pack installed that is why its not working. R-3S = AA-2 Atoll Also in the data.ini on Russian aircraft make sure you Attachment type is set to SOVIET. Pratch what sim are you using? Did you change the default years for the entire sim?

Yes you have the latest version.

There is a manual in the Doc's folder if your LOMAC install.

Just bought m first YAP product and the F-100F alone is worth the price admission. The Misty FAC missions are excellent. I highly recommend it. What was Misty FAC? In 1967, a group of combat-experienced fighter pilot volunteers were brought together in South Viet Nam to form a top secret squadron with a now-famous callsign -- MISTY. They were stationed first at Phu Cat Air Base, then in 1969, they moved to Tuy Hoa Air Base. Their mission was to fly fast and low over enemy territory, armed with only their cannons and marking rockets... so low that they could see the targets... SAMs, AAA sites, trucks, bridges, boats, bulldozers... whatever. Their goal was straightforward: disrupt the transfer of enemy supplies and equipment down the Ho Chi Minh trail. When a Misty located one or more of these targets, he directed Air Force and Navy fighter strikes against them. Mistys flew the two-seat version of the F-100, the F-100F, and although they flew fast (350 to 550 MPH), and they continually jinked (i.e., changed direction) to spoil the enemy's prediction of where to aim, still, 28% of the Misty pilots were shot down. Their first commander, Colonel Bud Day, was one of those shot down, and he became a POW in the Hanoi Hilton. Those who survived went on to important positions, including two Air Force Chiefs of Staff, six general officers, two astronauts, and the first man to fly around the world unrefueled in a light aircraft.

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