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Oops. You meant those SPADs, of american property, not design. CharlieLima is getting a heart strike, he´s too old

For WoI, in the 60s, there are two aircraft wich I miss for sure: F-104G and F-5A @MigBuster: SR-71? You kidding, smoking, teasing, proclaiming, asking?

16 Thuds, strike on a bridge, Vietnam. Ordered them to attack ground targets, wasted the bridge and i was about to stay looking for secondary targets (Seading a while) until getting out of ammo. All 16 shot down within 3-4 minutes, no migs AAA alone. Strafing run on SAM site, thought there was only ONE zsu

It hurts to think about it

Hunter is not as fast as Fishbed, but they will fit perfectly I would rather be the one in the Hunter. Even Sabres clashed with MiG-21 in Kashmere and Alboran and proved a deadly opponent, in spite of their performance

Good old TCM. Just watched FireFox here

Let alone mothers. My mom destroys my models, the same way my grandma destroys those of my dad. Once, she even attacked me with a 1/72 Italian Tornado ADV Vacuum cleaners are also a powerful weapons in mother´s inventory. Beware of the moms, fellows

bajate el MegaPack de check six http://www.checksix-fr.com/ esta en patchs

Chubens, la velocidad esta bien. Los aviones rinden a velocidades tan altas a gran altitud. ¿No te has fijado en que cuando vuelas a 60000 pies puede marcarte 200 nudos, y encenderse el indicador Mach, aun cuando llevas post-combustión? Eso es porque es la velocidad "indicada", y el instrumento depende de la presión atmosférica. Puede que el avión a esas altitudes se comporte como si fuera bajo y lento, pero es la falta de aire. Fijate en el mapa cuando vueles a gran altitud, veras que esta bien. Los aviones, a altitudes tan bajas como suelen ser en el juego, apenas superan Mach1, pero arriba van a Mach2 aunque el indicador diga que no, tu padre lo sabra

S! (Do not leave too soon , KB)

"Chavez+Phone+Number" He wanted to tell him a couple of things. What else could have been instead?

Korat

"Why don´t you shut up" The best advise he ever got. As you yankees are the Evil Empire, you, who are able to do it, should get a SDB through his dickphone (Verga is far from the formality of penis)

Charlie´s own Bedcheck. An excuse for the F-106s to be in Vietnam. Btw, any permission needed to release add ons from stock files?

Don´t fly your corsair while stoned so hard (look at the clouds)

Thanks, cocas, i´ll see what can i do with this project Meanwhile, Bedcheck "Charlies"

Tenemos que hacer un manual para esto....

got hungry. Out for a meal

As low level, i mean as low as a beagle could go nightly. If the 102 fails with its Weapons System, that of the 106 should do better. I would use AIM-4Gs and Fs. I´m not sure about how to make my SEA terrain (from check6 megapack) would work with the campaigns for WOV so i could use them as a base, then get the attacks on night air supply you say

Well, this is not exactly related to the film. The VE thread by Emp_Palpatine gave me an idea to conmemorate the second world war: Get a history of some survivor you knew or ever met and post it here. You know, the debt of the world with the veterans and so Here goes mine: I could once met a veteran from the Spanish Civil War. He fought on several fronts from Madrid to the Ebro river (wich is a lot of war) and escaped to France after the war. Anyway, the republic was after him because of the death of a political comissar. Along with many other republican veterans he joined the french forces after the invasion of France. While almost 40.000 veterans in the era mounted the paramilitary branch of the french resistance in the early days of the occupation, he was deployed overseas with the 2nd Free French Armoured Division, in a spanish republican recon company known as "the Ninth" With this outfit he fought through Africa, and in Europe, they were the first troops from the 2nd Free French AD to enter Paris, their storu would betold in "Is Paris Burning?". He was about to participate in the invasion of Spain, wich was eventually cancelled. They stood as the spearhead of Leclerc´s Division. Do you remember the Easy Co. racing french troops to the Eagle nest? He was there. After the war,the incident of the commie comissar helped him not to be considered communist, wich would have caused him trouble with the new order. A Spanish captain on the other side (he fought in Leningrad along the Blue Division but that´s another story) gave his word to the regime that he was relyable, so he could get back to his hometown (Cartagena, my home also) where he made his living on a food shop. He married and had three children. I had the honor to meet him before his death in summer 2007 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_9th_Ar..._(World_War_II) PS: The first photo, reenactors in Normandy. The second, the "Ninth" entering Paris

No sorry, man. That´s what the thread was about