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Grumman F-14S "León" - 8th Squadron Spanish Navy - 1979

I think this plane is so obsolete. Instead of releasing that plane, TK should make the Starfighter "officially" flyable for example. Or fix the fps breakdowns in SF2:NA (btw: I just bought it today. ) I think a Lebanese Mirage is one of the least things we need so far.

That israeli Intruder is looking fantastic! Looking forward to fly it!

"Over the sea and over the land" - The slogan of the 9th Squadron Overhead view

The tailwriting consists of the first words of Cervantes' famous novel "Don Quijote de la Mancha", this way referring to the base in Castilla-La Mancha where the Ala 14 is located.

Not yet. But I'm open for suggestions

Republic C-5 Dardo (Dart) - Spains alternative for the F-86 Sabre North American C-8 Sable (Sabre) - What, if Spain had bought this bird instead of the Starfighter

I really don't remember when it started, but sometimes, when I start a mission, I get a strange bluescreen: And when I exit the mission, the mission is declared as a success, although it has been aborted: I really don't know from what it depends. Any ideas?

Two more cores will definetely give you more power. But it's not only the CPU. It also depends your remaining hardware. I upgraded from a Intel Core2Duo E6750 (2 x 2.67GHz) to a Phenom X4 965 Black Edition. The effects were very noticeable. But nevertheless, if your graphics card is not very fast, the mere CPU upgrade will achieve only little success. My HD5770 is enough for my processor. The main problem I have is my HDD. My Samsung HD250HJ is only SATA-I, but upgrading to a SATA-III won't be of help, since my board only supports SATA-II. A CPU upgrade is always a good idea, but depending on the other components, especially their age, you'll have to take further hardware exchanges into consideration.

View File [Fictional] Rafale C Royal Moroccan Air Force This is a fictional skin for the superb Rafale C from CadeteBra. It represents a possible camo in the case Morocco would have Rafales. INSTALLATION: Simply drop the Folders into your Strike Fighters Mods Folder. Enjoy. NazGhul Submitter ValAstur Submitted 08/01/2012 Category What If Hangar

View File [Fictional] North American C-4 (P-51D) Cimarrón for SF2 Fictional Mod of the stock P-51D modifying it to a former fighter plane from the spanish air force. YOU WILL NEED SF2:I with Exp.1 AT LEAST TO GET THIS PLANE RUNNING! BACKGROUND After the end of WWII, Spain needed to build up an air force to protect itself from foreign aggressors. The spanish aircraft manufacturer Hispano Aviación, who possessed the license for the Messerschmitt Me-109, was forced to sell the license to the US or otherwise, among other reasons, Spain would have suffered from an embargo, which the country could have never survived. Since Spain was a former ally of Nazi Germany, the US was interested in all kinds of technology Spain gathered from the Third Reich. Spain, as a kind of compensation, received former planes from the USAF stationed in Germany. Among them were 48 P-51D Mustangs. The planes arrived by train, most of them in rather bad condition. Most of the planes got repaired, but 10 of them had to be scrapped, taking out still usable parts, and 14 more were stored as replacements for potential losses. 24 entered service in the Ala 7 and did service from 1948 until 1955. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Drop the folders into your Objects folder. If asked to overwrite, click yes. CREDITS Big Thanks to Thirdwire for the games and the superb models they have. Big thanks to Atila from the virtual squadron "Ala 7" for the permission to use their badge as squadron badge. Kindest regards ValAstur Submitter ValAstur Submitted 07/29/2012 Category What If Hangar

Hey Praetor That Super Sabres are looking extremely awesome! Would be great if you could release them!

After the end of WWII, Spain needed to build up an air force to protect itself from foreign aggressors. The spanish aircraft manufacturer Hispano Aviación, who possessed the license for the Messerschmitt Me-109, was forced to sell the license to the US or otherwise, among other reasons, Spain would have suffered from an embargo, which the country could have never survived. Since Spain was a former ally of Nazi Germany, the US was interested in all kinds of technology Spain gathered from the Third Reich. Spain, as a kind of compensation, received former planes from the USAF stationed in Germany. Among them were 48 P-51D Mustangs. The planes arrived by train, most of them in rather bad condition. Most of the planes got repaired, but 10 of them had to be scrapped, taking out still usable parts, and 14 more were stored as replacements for potential losses. 24 entered service in the Ala 7 and did service from 1948 until 1955.

During the late 60's, the JASDF expressed it's wish for a small and swift plane for close air support and patrol duties. Northrop offered it's F-5E. Only other competitor was the european AlphaJet. But it lacked the supersonic capabilities the Tiger II was able to offer. It's maintenance was also far easier. Northrop pointed out, that far more countries use the Tiger II than the AlphaJet. Japan ordered three charges of the plane, 72 planes at all. Also eight F-5B as trainers were part of that deal, but Mitsubishi got that contract for their T-2. The first charge arrived in 1973 and was assigned to the 301st Hikotai. The second charge delivered in 1975 became part of the 23rd Hikotai in blue camo. The third charge was planned to enter service in 1976 in the 304th, but a supply shortage concerning the engines and the ejection seats led to a delay. Northrop estimated the delivery of the third charge within the first months of 1977. The Tigers of the 301st ready to scramble En route Let's get 'em boys! Can't get much closer! This guy is good! ...but down he goes! Safe return home. No wingman lost

Looking great. You were faster than me! I was also thinking of creating this bird. Do you have a IAF desert camo planned?

After the entering of service of the Apache Block III, the AH-64D Longbow Apache got more and more replaced. Several hundred of AH-64D were to be sold to another country or scrapped. Spain wanted to acquire some of the Longbows in order to add some firepower to the spanish fleet, especially to the aircraft carrier "Principe de Asturias" and the new amphibian attack ship, the L61 "Juan Carlos I". Two full squadrons wer purchased. One, the newly founded 7th Attack Squadron, was stationed on the Juan Carlos I while the second was stationed on the Principe de Asturias replacing a squadron of Seahawks.

View File McDonnell Douglas C-12 (F-4C) for SF2 Mod of the stock F-4C modifying it to a former fighter plane from the spanish air force. YOU WILL NEED SF2:E AT LEAST TO GET THIS PLANE RUNNING! BACKGROUND Spain received the F-4C during the 1970s. The first 36 planes were put into service in 1971 in the 12th Wing (Ala 12) stationed in Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid), 4 more planes got into active service in 1978. After more than 69,000 hours of active service and the loss of seven planes, the C-12 were taken out of service in 1989. Nowadays, the EF-18A and B are the planes assigned to the Ala 12. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Drop the folders into your Objects folder. If asked to overwrite, click yes. CREDITS Big Thanks to Thirdwire for the games and the superb models they have. Kindest regards ValAstur Submitter ValAstur Submitted 07/14/2012 Category F-4

Rafale C of the Royal Moroccan Air Force The camo is derived from the camo the actual Vipers of the moroccan air force are wearing.

El C-12 está ya listo. No es la versión final porque aún necesito saber el armamento exacto y los números de serie correctos con respeto a los números de escuadrón. Aquí unas imágenes:

A pack of spanish C-12 (F-4C) on some patrol duty