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View File 90th Transport Squadron The 90th Transport squadron is the longest serving Transport unit in the Dhimari air Force.The 90th was the only unit to make a combat Para drop in the history of Dhimar.The drop was in the unsuccessful attempt to retake the Kasir Oil fields and would have had a chance of succeeding had the weather not been such a factor.The 90th used the C-47 as it's main type until replaced by the C-130 in the late 80's Submitter whiteknight06604 Submitted 05/22/2007 Category C-47/DC-3

It's at Column5.us in the aircraft section.

Thats pretty cool.It would be nice to have the turret but either way it's still cool.

http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...ode=sst&id=4734 File Name: Army Aviation O-1E File Submitter: whiteknight06604 File Submitted: 21 May 2007 File Updated: 7 Feb 2008 File Category: O-1E File Version: 1.00 Website: No Information Dhimari Army Aviation corps O-1e skin.The O-1 was used for general liason and observation for many years and wasn't finally replaced until just recently. Click here to download this file

waiting on permisions and need to add details and more markings.

View File 45th Fighter Squadron The Dhimari 45th Fighter squadron (Scorpions) was formed a few years before the War after NATO countries decided to sell off redundant F-84's.The squadrons main responsibility was ground support and recon but they flew Fighter patrols as needed during the conflic.The 45th Squadron took part in the successful attack on the Parani Naval base at Al Hakarr.durring the raid The 45th attacked the air defenses while the main strike force destroyed the bulk of the patrol vessels docked there. Submitter whiteknight06604 Submitted 05/21/2007 Category Fictional/What If Skins  

That's great news.

Very cool.Thanks for the updates and the hard work.

View File 10th Fighter Squadron The 10th Fighter squadron (Vultures) had an interesting genessis.They started out as a Hunter equipped ground attack unit but had to give up it's Hunters to the 4th Fighter squadron.The 4th's commander is a member of the Dhimari Royal Family and used his connections to get the Hunters transferred to his unit after his squadron was destroyed on the ground during the opening phases of the war.F-86's were transferred from training units to the 10th to get the unit up to strenth.The unit kept it's ground support role but also flew recon and fighter patrols in the Capital area. The Dhimar "leopard Camo" was only used by 2 squadrons.The 10th and 8th.Both were units hastily raised during the war and were originally finished in bare metal when they were received from South Korea.the Depot that did the initial overhaul had limited stocks of the Standard desert paints and had to make due with what it had.The leopard pattern as it was known was designed by LT. M. Hushan and was made using paint originally meant for tanks.as a result by wars end the paint was in sad shape but due to the popularity of the scheme it was redone post war in "real" aviation paints. Submitter whiteknight06604 Submitted 05/20/2007 Category Fictional/What If Skins  

View File Dhimari M-24 skin ONLY this is a M-24 Chaffee skin. Simple desert camo. I have included 2 versions, one with and one with out markings. This is just a skin. Vehicle is NOT included!!! Submitter whiteknight06604 Submitted 05/20/2007 Category Ground Objects Mods  

View File 8th Fighter Squadron The Dhimari 8th fighter squadron was raised when Hostilities seemed unavoidable with Paran.Dhimar purchased ex South Korean Sabers to form the unit.It was used in the opening of the conflict to provide air defense around the capital and the surrounding industrial area.After the initial offensive was stopped operations shifted to ground support.The 8th continued to fly the Saber until it was finally replaced by ex-USMC F-4s that were obtained in the mid-80's.It is hoped that a deal with the US will allow the 8th to fly ex-ANG F-16s in the near future. The Dhimar "leopard Camo" was only used by 2 squadrons.The 10th and 8th.Both were units hastily raised during the war and were originally finished in bare metal when they were received from South Korea.the Depot that did the initial overhaul had limited stocks of the Standard desert paints and had to make due with what it had.The leopard pattern as it was known was designed by LT. M. Hushan and was made using paint originally meant for tanks.as a result by wars end the paint was in sad shape but due to the popularity of the scheme it was redone post war in "real" aviation paints. Submitter whiteknight06604 Submitted 05/20/2007 Category Fictional/What If Skins  

I think I'll try and upload these 2 skins today.wish me luck on my dial up.lol

I should have it done and uploaded ariund mid week.I plan to do a few more ficticious skins in the next week.

I think my next projects will be to update the Sabres and make a Dhimari C-130 and Parani An-12 skin.It always makes me smile when i see one of my skins in a screenshot,even if it was one of my older attempts.

great stuff and an awesome suprise.I have wanted one for the longest time and was very happy to see this.Thank you.

Great work.A big thanks to both of you.

It's still better than what I could do.

it's a bank of 18 Ronco rotissiery ovens.it's a little known fact that spit rosted fouls make excellent target markers.

the line "My friend's aunt flies the bone" just sounds so wrong.

Looks like an awesome start.Please keep up the good work.Thank you.