Silverbolt

oh damn, i've just saw the news now.... too bad! FS95 Rulez!

go to the place where u wish to add you file, click on add file. but be sure if those are .ini files you need to zip it or it will not work.

what is it? a kamehameha?

oh thanks :D i didn't know that

Fullbacks acting in georgia? i know it's offtopic but can u give us more detail?

"-Dimitri, did we asked any pizza?"

zip both, than go to this section:http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autocom=downloads&showcat=304 than click in add file buttom.

seems to be intresting.... humm, maybe i would probably keep my ass safe in any desolated place

flanker powaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar

thank god it isn't a IL-2 server

Couldn't be more clear! Great bands as DT that have experience to talk this way never did it,because IMO the sucess doesn't came self proclaming , and yes by merit ,the audience reccognize and offcourse much respect ! btw, when i watched last year Symphony X in my city everybody were saying they are the new pantera, i think pantera can't be relplaced, but SX have some great songs that rock me as Pantera used to rock.

any new deadline?

yeah, no matter how good is their song, i still find a cr@p,its too dirty full of crossovers, they behave as 10 years old boys brainwashed by marlyin manson in the stage....you just can't compare with Metallica.... i still hatin them since 2004 when i listen The Subliminal Verses... they're self proclaimed Magg0ts from hell , but IMHO they should exchange the M to F

http://www.kansascity.com/entertainment/story/992070.html bunch of posers with no tecnique saying they will put back 20 years of sucess...thank god they didn't said it about Iron Maiden ....

are wip.....i'm still waiting for the day

lol well, i'm a tomcat fanboy if in this pilot position i would not waste the oportunity to take some photos of the persian cars.

wow!

apache cockpit

yeah i know , this is a 707 family thread

The Airborne Laser Lab was a gas-dynamic laser mounted in a modified version of a KC-135 used for flight testing. Similar to the commercial Boeing 707, the slightly smaller KC-135 was designed to military specifications and operated at hight gross weights. The NKC-135A (S/N 55-3123) is one of 14 KC-135As permanently converted for special testing. It was extensively modified by the Air Force weapons Labratory at Kirtland AFB, New Mexico, and used in an 11-year experiment to prove a high-energy laser could be operated in an aircraft and employed against airborne targets. During the experiment, the Airborne Laser Lab destroyed five AIM-9 Sidewinder air-to-air missiles and a Navy BQM-34A target drone.

or an ABL