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  1. IIRC, in the early days of SFP1 we had after some gamepatches the problem of "dancing airplanes on the runway". While running over the taxiway during waiting of take off the planes jumped like mad. With editing of ShockStroke, SpringFactor and DampingFactor this problem was cured. It was trial and error to find the correct balues.
  2. Free Kuwait. 35 years ago. As times goes by!
  3. Oshkosh Airport nearly finished
  4. Oshkosh Airport (WIP)
  5. Komm schnell wieder auf die Beine! Drücke Dir alle Daumen!
  6. German Super Mystere over London
  7. If i remember correctly, and this is now more than 35 years ago, were our tracers white or light yellow. Maybe that there were different colors available, but i know only the white tracers. But to be honest, i cant remember to have seen tracers when Shilka was firing. ZU-23 had tracers, iirc Shilka not. The Shilka guns were directed by radar. The fire control system made the rest. So the gunner had no need for visual help, while ZU-23 gunners aimed only optical, and for them it was helpfull to see where the bullits are flying in relation to the target.
  8. Such a small prop engine would not have enough power to be usefull for a fighter plane.
  9. Sheboygan County Memorial Airport, Wisconsin
  10. Somewhere over Vietnam.
  11. Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport, Janesville
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    No. The Frankenreich was long before. The Frankenreich reached from the shores of the Atlantic to the banks of the river Elbe, which is today in middle Germany. Later the Frankenreich fall into 3 parts. The western part became France, the middle part vanished in history and the eastern part became after a long and turmoil history Germany. (One part of the german history was the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation, which ended in 1806). It was a long process of nation building which is more than 1.000 years ago.
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