Silberpfeil

Good find, Mike Dora, that is exactly what happened to me when I migrated all my mod folders off C: and onto my D: drive. And no, Wrench, it wasn't the porn folders I was clearing out, it was all those car show pix!

Thank you, Nicholas Bell, for all your hard work in these corrections!

Good stuff - thank you!

Good job, Stephen1918! Really appreciate all your hard work!

Very interesting content - thank you!

Note that CoGard aircraft models begin with the letter "H" (e.g., a Lockheed C-130 is known as an HC-130). And (you Phantom II stick-shaker historians may correct me here), by the 1980's, weren't all the F-4J's redesignated as F-4S models? So, I think this could likely be an HF-4S in USCG parlance.

Nice, Sheriff001! I just can't wait to read some of the comments on this photo...

Great action reports, 33Lima!

I just got Nippy's new Dogfight2.3 app running correctly, as I was taking a break from trying to understand mue's writings about extending drawing distances for fading objects while getting rid of shimmering buildings! I'm also trying to get proficient with the items in his Toolbox. When I tire from all that, I've been entering and checking out tzhitor's tweaked flight models. Any new updates on Vogesen as to when you are expecting it to be re-released? Any new images?

Finally downloaded and got it to work after a little adjusting (I have a separate install for "experimental" purposes). It was interesting to see an Albatros with RFC markings on the initial try-out, but this was more of a self-inflicted wound from not reading directions!

Excellent! Make the location a day or two past Gibralter enroute to Bizerte, throw in a couple Buckley and/or Edsall class DE's to prosecute the U-boat and fend off the torpedo-bombers, and you've got yourself an historical battle!

By a look at the current weather radar, Skyviper, my guess is you sent them all my way! Nesher, do you have tornadoes in your neck of the woods?

Happy Birthday and congratulations! Let me go on the record as stating I've always appreciated the models and simulation enhancements you've put together for the benefit of FE2 - thank you!

Going back to your Mediterranean Fleet post and the tonnage war concept, 33Lima, also recall that Allied convoys to Algiers and Bizerte were attacked by Luftwaffe torpedo bombers. Along with the standard Silent Hunter-type submarine simulation experience and routinely menacing these North Africa supply convoys by underwater attack, these occasional air attacks might provide an interesting twist for such a follow-on!

Looks pretty interesting - and thanks for continued great reviews of new simulations and their add-ons, 33Lima! Here's a couple questions - using the "Hard Difficulty" selection, do a lot of the fancy graphics (e.g., the red "engagement line" for surface fire or the blue torpedo airstrike guide) remain available to the player? From a cousin across the pond, are there any (U.S.N.) DD's or DE's in the mix of the simulation's available warships?

By any other name, a classy lady - R.I.P.

Very impressive, but as Mrs. Fields says - Good enough never is! You're the one that has to be satisfied with it, Stephen1918!

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/northrop-bomber-be-designated-u-s-air-force-s-new-n527166

Great stuff! I wish I had half the talent you guys must have!

Interesting! I'm always looking for new pilot and crew models to merge into my FE2 installs - thank you!

Just keeps gettin' better and better! Love the observation platform mounted on the truck!

Great - thank you!

Nicely done - looking forward to it!

Thank you - please upload it when you get a chance. I'd like to see how your entries compare with what I'm using.

Nice, jeanba - have you modified your flightengine.ini files?