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View File Fuerza Aerea Argentina (FAA) T-28A Another skin for the skunkwoks T-28A Trojan which can be found in their Third Party section. The Argentine Air Force (FAA) operated a small number of T-28A Trojan trainers at its Aviation Military Academy during the 1960-70s era. This school was(and still is) in Cordoba, Argentina. This completes the T-28A series of skins for your Trojan. If you have a request for a skin you would like to see...drop me a line! Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/15/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File Cuban Revolutionary Air Force T-28A 1961 Another skin for the skunkwoks T-28A Trojan which can be found in their Third Party section. In 1958, the United States allowed the sale and export of 10 T-28A Trojan trainers to the Batista government in Cuba. They were to be used as primary and advanced training aircraft for the FAEC (Fuerza Aerea del Ejercito de Cuba)....the Cuban Air Force. With the overthrow of the Batista government in 1959, the U.S. placed an immediate embargo on the sale, but four planes had already been delivered. These four fell into the hands of Castro and were placed into service with the FAR(Fuerza Aerea Revolutionaria)....the Cuban Revolutionary Air Force. They were apparently in service during the Bay of Pigs Invasion of 1961.....however what(if any) role they played is unknown. Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/15/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File Philippine Air Force (PAF) T-28A Trojan Another skin for the Skunkworks T-28A which you will find in their Third Party section. The PAF operated a small number of A models for training of new cadets. The Philippine Air Force Flying School is located at Fernano AFB, near Lipa City,Phillipines. Drop this file into your T-28A file and enjoy! A PAF T-28D "Tora Tora" is in the works. Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/15/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File DT-28B Drone Controller NAS Pt.Mugu 1960 A skin for the Skunkworks T-28B located in their Third Party section. Another role the Trojan played was as a drone controller. The airframe was re-designated as DT-28B and appropriate avionics were installed for the remote control of drone aircraft. This skin represents VU-3A (Utility Squadron Three A) out of NAS Pt. Mugu in 1960. Just drop into your T-28B folder and enjoy!! Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/15/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File US NAVY Chuting Stars T-28B 1963 Another skin for the Skunkworks T-28B Trojan which can be found in their Third Party section. During the early sixties, the US Navy Chuting Stars parachute demonstration team operated a T-28B as a "stunt plane" to thrill the crowd. Here it is.......drop the file into your T-28B folder and go have FUN!!! Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/14/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File Fuerza Aerea Mexicana (FAM) T-28A Two Pack 2 new skins for the Skunkworks T-28A. You will find this aircraft in their Third Party section. Mexico was a major operator of the T-28A throughout the 1960-70s era. These 2 additional skins will compliment the 201st Squadron you get with the T-28A and complete the Mexican Air Force package. Just drop both files (205 and 207) into your T-28A folder and FIESTA amigo!!! Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/14/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File T-28D 1st Special Operations Wing 1969 A skin for the Skunkworks T-28D COIN. You will find this aircraft in the their Third Party section. Based at Hulbert Field in Florida,the 1st SOW replaced the 4400th Combat Crew Training Group in Apr 1962. They assumed air commando operations and training responsibility for the U.S. Air Force. With the use of the T-28D, they instructed United States and South Vietnamese Air Force aircrews in unconventional warfare, counter-insurgency, psychological warfare, and civic actions throughout the Southeast Asian conflict. Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/14/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File ROCAF Academy T-28A Trojan 1973 For the Skunkworks T-28A Trojan which can be found in their Third Party section. A major user of the T-28A was the country of Taiwan. The Republic of China Air Force Academy used the T-28A as a primary trainer throughout the 1960-70s era. Simply drop the file into your T-28A folder and ENJOY! Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/13/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File US ARMY T-28B Chase Plane 1970 Another skin for the Skunkworks T-28B Trojan which can be found in thier Third Party section. The US Army operated a small number of Trojans for photographic work and other utility duties. This is 137702 (cn 200-65), an ex-US Navy T-28B bailed to the US Army when a chase plane for the AH-56 Cheyenne attack helicopter was needed. This aircraft is currently on display at the Air Force Flight Test Center Museum Airpark in California. Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/13/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File T-28D VNAF 516th Fighter Squadron Another skin for the Skunkworks T-28D COIN. You will find this aircraft in the Third Party section. This is the 516th Fighter Squadron of the VNAF First Air Division. Based out of Nha Trang ,they operated the T-28D until replaced by the Skyraider around 1965. Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/13/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

View File AU-1 Corsair for AES-12- MCAS Quantico 1957 By the mid-1950's, the entire Corsair fleet was considered "obsolete" and both the Navy and Marines began to phase them out of active squadrons and into scattered Reserve units throughout the country. This AU-1 depicts the LAST ACTIVE MARINE UNIT to operate the AU-1. This was AES-12 (Aircraft Engineering Squadron Twelve) based at MCAS Quantico,Virginia in 1957. It is unusual because it was one of the few examples where the Corsair was around just long enough to receive the new "grey over white" paint scheme the navy mandated in 1956. Please see enclosed read me for history and installation instructions. For the Mirage Factory AU-1 as posted by Crusader. Tested on post 08 patch WOV. Submitter ChampionsVA56 Submitted 02/06/2010 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins