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The Canadian Forces took delivery of 89 CF-5A single seat aircraft
starting on November 5, 1968. 419 Squadron was based at CFB Cold Lake.
 
Thanks to all who took part with the Mirage Factory for making this model!!
 
Just drop in your Mirage Factory F-5a and fly!!
 
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(Please note: this paint job was actually used on the CF-5D, 2 seat variant aka, F-5B)

In 1959 Canada bought 30 Soviet Mig-21F Fishbeds. With the failure of the Avro Arrow Canada needed some high speed interceptors
but this project only lasted over 2 years before selling them off.
The F-101B Voodoo was Canadas main interceptor purchased from the USAF to fill the needs.
 

CH-22B Osprey is a what if aircraft with 2 Sartechs (Search & Rescue Technician)  Thanks Zurawski for a great model!
 

This is a What If Aircraft the twin tailed update of the CF-105 Avro Arrow with ground attack capabilities!

CF-105 Avro Arrow is a stand alone What if Aircraft even though they built 6 with 3 different paint schemes.
Many thanks to FASTCARGO for building such a fun model.

This is a What IF aircraft! The CF-205 Super Arrow the modern version of the Avro Arrow

This is the last colour scheme used by Canada's Silver Star before being replaced by the Hawk as the new jet fighter trainer.
 
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This is for Paskos Vampire. Just drop into your Vampire Folder and fly!
Thanks Pasko for making the model!
This is based on the skins from Gramps!!!
(sorry for missing Gramps on the first posting. I thought they were done by someone else. Note to myself check history better next time! )

The RCAF acquired its first examples of the Dakota in 1943 and they were used in various
theatres including in Canada, Europe and South East Asia. A total of 169 Dakota aircraft
served in the post war RCAF with 76 remaining in service in 1969. In 1989 the last nine
Dakotas were replaced by the CC/CT-142 Dash 8.
 
Thanks to SFP1 Dev A-Team for making the C-47B model and CB Productions for letting me post this skin!!!!
 
Just place it in your C-47B model and fly!

Cessna CO-119 BIRDDOG
 
The Cessna L-19 Bird Dog first entered service with the Canadian Army late 1954.
 
Just drop into your O-1e folder and fly.

A total of 64 Firefly aircraft served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) from March 1946
to February 1955. Fairey Firefly's made up part of the aircraft complement for both
HMCS Warrior and HMCS Magnificent.
 
Thanks to SFP1 Dev A-Team for making the Firefly model and CB Productions for letting me
post this skin!!!!
 
 
Drop into your Firefly folder (combat Ace Cold War Aircraft) and fly!
 
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Avro Arrow.......?????????
 
Nope it is only a F-106A wanna be!
 
Just drop it into your F-106A folder and fly.
Thanks to Pasko for a great model and to Column5
for his skins who I used for a base for my Arrow.
 
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Canada used this Green scheme in 1976 with 421 Squadron stationed in Germany.
 
Thanks to Ajunaidr for his excellent F-104D model and for allowing me to release this skin.
 
Just drop into his F104D Starfighter and fly!
 
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In the 80s Canada changed the look for their rescue Choppers.
They went to the yellow paint scheme which you can find on all their rescue aircraft.
These markings were used from 1978 to 1993.
 
Thanks to Pasko for a great Helicopter model and for letting me release the skin!
 
Just drop into your UH-1B folder and fly.

This is for the Stock F-104G Starfighter from Third Wire.
This skin uses the high rez templates submitted at Combat Ace
from Buff.
This version skin was used after the RCAF logos.
 
Just drop into the F-104G Starfighter and fly!

This is for the Stock F-104G Starfighter from Third Wire.
This skin uses the high rez templates submitted at Combat Ace
from Buff.
 
Just drop into the F-104G Starfighter and fly!

In the 70s Canada wanted a more visable look for their rescue Choppers.
They went to brighter colours similar to the US Coast Guard.
These markings were used from 1973 to 1978 .
 
Thanks to Pasko for a great Helicopter model and for letting me release the skin!
 
Just drop into your UH-1B folder and fly.

The CH-118 Iroquois was purchased after the success of the US UH-1
Huey in Vietnam. The duties involved primarily Search and Rescue
and general utility duties. Only ten aircraft were purchased and
served roles until their retirement in 1995.
These markings were used from 1968 to 1973.
 
Thanks to Pasko for a great Helicopter model and for letting me release the skin!
 
Just drop into your UH-1B folder and fly.

Canada was the second NATO country to select the F-104G as its next generation combat
aircraft. On July 2, 1959, plans were announced for the co-production of 200 CF-104s.
 
Thanks to Ajunaidr for his excellent F-104G model and for allowing me to release this skin.
 
Just drop into his F104G Starfighter and fly!

This is the early version of the RCAF years.
 
Thanks to Ajunaidr for his excellent F-104D model and for allowing me to release this skin.
 
Just drop into his F104D Starfighter and fly!

With the success in all the branches of the US military, and around the
world Canada has decided to purchase a squadron of Kestrels to evaluate.
They will be called the CF-199 Kestrel.
 
Thanks and credit to Julhelm for the excellent model model and templates.
(lots of fun to fly also)
 
This is a joint venture from Saganuay & ext
 
Place in your Kestrel folder and go fly!

Canada ended up using 38 F-104Ds
 
Thanks to Ajunaidr for his excellent F-104D model and for allowing me to release this skin.
 
Just drop into his F104D Starfighter and fly!

This is the only F-104A Canada bought before buying other models.
Thanks to ajunaidr for his excellent F-104A model and for allowing me to release this skin.
Just drop into his F104A Starfighter and fly!

This is the "RCAF Harvard Trainer" skin for Bunyaps' AT-6D Texan/Harvard. This is my first
attempt at making a skin for SFP1 by Cam (ext)
 
Installation
 
1.) Drop the RCAF Harvard skin folder into the
C:Program FilesStrategy FirstStrikeFightersObjectsAircraftAT-6D folder.
 
 
Thanks & Credits:
Model by Bunyap.
Painting & Coaching help by Saguanay
Use of Decals by Tim Canada

This is a skin of the CT-155 Hawk that Canada uses to train pilots before moving on to the CF-18.
 
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Tweaked the NATO Decal