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Another double W, the Westland Wyvern:

W is for Westland. First a double W, the Westland Whirlwind, and its workhorse stablemate, the Westland Lysander.

V is for Vultee, the Vultee Vanguard and the Vultee Vengeance:

And the U-2 (the Polikarpov U-2, that is):

Just to keep that Spitfire company, the Mk Vb Trop and the Mk VIII:

You all skipped over Q: the Q-5 Fantan is the only one I can think of:

So many to choose from at P. Here are the P-38 Lightning, P-47 Thunderbolt, P-66 Vanguard and the F9F Panther:

N is a bit harder. There is the IAI Nesher, of course, but also the Nieuport-Delage NiD.52 and the Hawker Nisr (the Audax in Iraqi service in 1941):

And the Morane-Saulnier MS.406 and the VL Myrsky:

M is also for Meteor (the WW2 Mk 3 and the post-War Mk 8):

And a flock of Hawks, the Curtiss Hawk II, the Hawk III, and the Vichy Hawk 75A:

And the double-H's, the Handley-Page Hampden and Handley-Page Halifax:

Not forgetting the Heinkels. He-51, He-70 and He-111B in the Spanish Civil War, and He-111Hs over London in 1940:

There are plenty of H's. Hawker aircraft, Hurricane, Typhoon and Sea Fury:

Spoilt for choice at G - the Gloster Gauntlet, Gloster Gladiator, and (Northrop) Gamme 2E:

E is also for Emil (Bf-109E) and F is for Franz (Bf-109F):

D is for Dewoitine, the D.510 in China and the D.520 in Vichy Madagascar:

If you use Google Chrome, it will translate from Japanese to English for you (it did for me, anyway - the translate button is on the top right). I often play a few missions of Steel Fury as break from combat flying. It is a great tank sim, I think the best I have ever played. Downloading the bits and pieces to upgrade it is always a bit obscure, though, the sites are usually in Russian or (now) Japanese. I have the STA add-ons up to 3.32, and all the seasonal weather mods. It would be great if we had a dedicated download section for Steel Fury and STA here at CombatAce, and maybe a forum too.

I'm loving the detail of this new terrain. Here are some screenshots of Veltro2k's new He-111H on a mission from Evreux Fliegehorst to London: This crew might have to get used to Canadian rations for a while.

I don't think those Top Gun jets served in WW2. Random WW2 screenshot, the Focke-Wulf Fw-200 Condor:

Squadron (16 aircraft) takeoff from RAF Debden, August 1940:

I don't want to hijack Gepard's thread about this great terrain, but I think the problem is in the Raven flight model TakeOffRotationAngle, which is way too high for a WW2 prop aircraft (15-20 is for most jets). [AIData] TakeOffRotationAngle=20.0 <-- make this 8.0 to 10.0, and I don't see any prangs on takeoff Making the engine power 990000 (which is about 1325 hp) will just make the Hurricane an uber-plane in combat.

This terrain is outstanding, great job, thanks Gepard.

Outstanding terrain, thanks Gepard!

More obscure birds from the Spanish Civil War: Dewoitine 372 and 510, and Grumman Delfin