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What If Screenshot Thread.......
Sheriff001 replied to Dave's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Screen Shots
Auscam F-4M Phantom II -
Aircraft Upgraded In Campaign
Sheriff001 replied to Z09SS's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Possibly not. The replacement aircraft could come from a Luftwaffe maintenance unit, perhaps previously damaged and now repaired. -
Spin recovery?
Sheriff001 replied to hrc's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Full power. If you're too close to the ground (you might want to give yourself 10000 ft or more), don't bother trying to recover, just eject. -
The RAAF leased Phantoms for just over two years, and they were operated by 82 Wing, which is our strike wing. They've never had an air defence role. The AIM-7 was not used by the RAAF when it used the F-4 (1970-1973). The AIM-7 became operational with the RAAF in 1985 on the F/A-18 Hornet. The pics of RAAF F-4E Phantoms carrying AIM-7s are from a trial done by the RAAF's Aircraft Research and Development Unit for the USAF. The aim of the trial was to cold soak the Sparrows at very high altitudes. The trials were based at RAAF Darwin. Caption: A rare photo of an RAAF F-4E with the AIM-7 Sparrow and AIM-9 Sidewinder.The RAAF carried out a trial for the USAF at Darwin to cold soak the missiles at very cold temperatures at high altitude. ARDU assisted with the telementry tasks.Climbing the crew ladder of 69-7211 "11" is is FLTLT Bren Roberts (P) and tweaking the inertial navigation system is FLTLT Noel Ryan (AEO.(Photo:Noel Ryan) Caption: RAAF F-4E 69-7211 crew FLTLT Roberts and FLTLT Ryan with AIM-7 Sparrow missile.(Photo:Noel Ryan) The normal weapon load for RAAF Phantoms was Mark 82 bombs. In training, 25 lb practice bombs were used from SUU-20 dispensers. http://www.angelfire.com/extreme/raafphantoms/RAAFPHLYERS1.htm One addition: the aircraft in question was returned to the USAF in 1973, converted to F-4G, participated in Operation Southern Watch. After a stint in the Boneyard, 69-7211 was converted to QF-4G and destroyed in 2002.
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Sheriff001 replied to F24A's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
It won't do that. I recently experienced various issues with the game, deleted options.ini, and ran the game. Problem solved. I didn't lose my mods. -
I tried that ini edit on an F-4K, and I couldn't get the Sparrows to show up. Here are the stations: [LeftOuterWingStation] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=1 StationGroupID=1 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=-3.47,0.37,-1.18 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,0.0 LoadLimit=1600 AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,ARM,GP,IFP,MER,RP,LP,EOGR,EOGB,CGR,TER AttachmentType=NATO,USN RackLimitOutsideOnly=TRUE ModelNodeName=wing_pylon_armament_L PylonMass=52.62 PylondragArea=0.02 [RightOuterWingStation] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=2 StationGroupID=1 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=3.47,0.37,-1.18 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,0.0 LoadLimit=1600 AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,ARM,GP,IFP,MER,RP,EOGR,EOGB,CGR,TER AttachmentType=NATO,USN RackLimitOutsideOnly=TRUE ModelNodeName=wing_pylon_armament_R PylonMass=52.62 PylondragArea=0.02 [LeftInnerWingStation] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=3 StationGroupID=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=-2.05,2.74,-1.28 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,0.0 LoadLimit=1400 AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,EOGB,NUC,EOGR,ARM,EP,TER,TLR,RP,CGR AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=adapter_inner_L PylonMass=10.89 PylondragArea=0.00 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [RightInnerWingStation] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=4 StationGroupID=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=2.05,2.74,-1.28 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,0.0 LoadLimit=1400 AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,EOGB,NUC,EOGR,ARM,EP,TER,TLR,RP,CGR AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=adapter_inner_R PylonMass=10.89 PylondragArea=0.00 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [CenterlineStation] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=5 StationGroupID=5 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=0.0,0.37,-1.01 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-2.0,0.0 LoadLimit=2050 AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,EOGB,NUC,EOGR,ARM,EP,TER,TLR,RP,GP,MER,RCN,LP,DLP AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=pylon_centerline PylonMass=24.95 PylondragArea=0.02 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sparrowStation1] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=6 StationGroupID=6 StationType=SEMI_RECESSED AttachmentPosition=-0.501,5.07,-0.84 AttachmentAngles=2.0,0.0,2.0 MissileRollAngle=45.0 EjectVelocity=0.0,0.0,-2.0 LoadLimit=231.5 AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM,EP,LP AttachmentType=NATO,USN MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sparrowStation2] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=7 StationGroupID=4 StationType=SEMI_RECESSED AttachmentPosition=0.501,5.07,-0.84 AttachmentAngles=-2.0,0.0,-2.0 MissileRollAngle=45.0 EjectVelocity=0.0,0.0,-2.0 LoadLimit=231.5 AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM AttachmentType=NATO,USN MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sparrowStation3] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=8 StationGroupID=4 StationType=SEMI_RECESSED AttachmentPosition=-1.08,-0.65,-0.87 AttachmentAngles=0.0,2.0,5.0 MissileRollAngle=45.0 EjectVelocity=0.0,0.0,-2.0 LoadLimit=231.5 AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM AttachmentType=NATO,USN MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sparrowStation4] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=9 StationGroupID=4 StationType=SEMI_RECESSED AttachmentPosition=1.08,-0.65,-0.87 AttachmentAngles=0.0,2.0,-5.0 MissileRollAngle=45.0 EjectVelocity=0.0,0.0,-2.0 LoadLimit=231.5 AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM AttachmentType=NATO,USN MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sidewinderStation1] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=10 StationGroupID=2 GroupLimit=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=-2.24,2.63,-1.18 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,90.0 LoadLimit=120 DiameterLimit=0.15 AllowedWeaponClass=IRM,RP AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=missile_rails_L PylonMass=39.46 PylondragArea=0.001 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sidewinderStation2] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=11 StationGroupID=2 GroupLimit=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=2.24,2.63,-1.18 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,-90.0 LoadLimit=120 DiameterLimit=0.15 AllowedWeaponClass=IRM,RP AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=missile_rails_R PylonMass=39.46 PylondragArea=0.001 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sidewinderStation3] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=12 StationGroupID=2 GroupLimit=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=-1.86,2.63,-1.18 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,-90.0 LoadLimit=120 DiameterLimit=0.15 AllowedWeaponClass=IRM,RP AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=missile_rails_L PylonMass=39.46 PylondragArea=0.001 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sidewinderStation4] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=13 StationGroupID=2 GroupLimit=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=1.86,2.63,-1.18 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,90.0 LoadLimit=120 DiameterLimit=0.15 AllowedWeaponClass=IRM,RP AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=missile_rails_R PylonMass=39.46 PylondragArea=0.001 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [LeftOuterWingStationWet] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=14 StationGroupID=1 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=-3.47,0.37,-1.10 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-2.0,0.0 EjectVelocity=0.0,-1.0,-4.0 LoadLimit=1600 AllowedWeaponClass=FT AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=wing_pylon_fueltank_L PylonMass=41.73 PylondragArea=0.02 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= FuelTankName=Tank370_F4 FuelTankNodeName=wing_pylon_fueltank_L [RightOuterWingStationWet] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=15 StationGroupID=1 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=3.47,0.37,-1.10 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-2.0,0.0 EjectVelocity=0.0,-1.0,-4.0 LoadLimit=1600 AllowedWeaponClass=FT AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName=wing_pylon_fueltank_R PylonMass=41.73 PylondragArea=0.02 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= FuelTankName=Tank370_F4 FuelTankNodeName=wing_pylon_fueltank_R [CenterlineStationWet] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=16 StationGroupID=5 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=0.0,0.37,-0.96 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-2.0,0.0 LoadLimit=2050 AllowedWeaponClass=FT AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName= PylonMass=0.0 PylondragArea=0.00 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= FuelTankName=Tank600_F4 FuelTankNodeName=droptank_centerline [sparrowWingStationLeft] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=17 StationGroupID=6 GroupLimit=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=-2.05,2.74,-1.22 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,0.0 LoadLimit=1400 AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName= PylonMass=10.89 PylondragArea=0.00 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition= [sparrowWingStationRight] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=18 StationGroupID=6 GroupLimit=3 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=2.05,2.74,-1.22 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.0,0.0 LoadLimit=1400 AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM AttachmentType=NATO,USN ModelNodeName= PylonMass=10.89 PylondragArea=0.00 LaunchRailNodeName= MinExtentPosition= MaxExtentPosition=
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Sheriff001 replied to F24A's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
In that case, I'd suggest deleting options.ini altogether. Then run the game. It should create a new options.ini. Please try it, and see if the problem still occurs. -
[Renewed] F-4M Phantom II - Royal Australian Air Force View File The F-4M Phantom II for the Royal Australian Air Force. There are three versions of the F-4M in this mod. TK's F-4M: This is intended as a strike aircraft (but is capable in all roles). In this scenario, it was operated by 2 Squadron, 12 Squadron, and 460 Squadron. It comes in the SEA colour scheme, a Green/Grey RAF-style scheme, and an overall olive drab (as on the CF-104). TK's F-4M (75): This is an interceptor operated by 3 Squadron, 30 Squadron, and 458 Squadron. It comes in an ADC Grey scheme, a wrap-around SEA scheme, the Euro 1 scheme, and a wrap-around Green/Grey RAF-style scheme. TK's F-4M (80): Again, this is an interceptor operated by 3, 30, and 458 Squadrons. It comes in the grey scheme worn by RAF Phantoms near the end of their service lives, Euro 1, a wrap-around Green/Grey RAF-style scheme, and a wrap-around SEA scheme. Low-visibility national markings are provided for the grey scheme. I have taken the SF2 Realism Mod SquadronList.ini and added 12, 30, 458, and 460 Squadrons to it, and numbered the decals accordingly. Back Story The idea for this aircraft comes from my alternate history site. It was first operated by this alternate Royal Canadian Navy in 1968. The RAAF's primary strike aircraft for the sixties was the F-105 Thunderchief. During the Vietnam War, the RAAF used its Thunderchiefs to strike targets of strategic importance to the Saigon Fascist regime. However, German air defences in South Vietnam had taken their toll on the Thuds. With the F-111C suffering serious delays, the RAAF took what was available, the F-4 Phantom. This aircraft had just been introduced by the Royal Australian Navy. In Vietnam, the Phantom enjoyed a high level of success, and showed its multi-role capacity. With the delivery of the F-111s, and their work up to full operational capability, the RAAF needed to find a mission for its Phantoms, or a buyer. The RAAF recommended early replacement of the F-106 Delta Dart. The Government accepted this option, and the F-4M served as Australia's air defender until the early 1990s. The wikia article for the aircraft itself is found here: - http://themarshall.w...-4K.2FM_Phantom Installation Copy the contents of the Objects folder into the Objects folder inside your mod folder. Copy the contents of the PilotData folder into the PilotData folder of your mods folder. Credits TK: F-4M from the SF2: Europe. Ravenclaw_007: F-4E templates, F-4B templates, high resolution AIM-7 Sundowner: F-4E templates, F-4B templates Spinners: Green/Grey F-4M skins Dave, HomeFries and the SF2 Realism Mod team: SquadronList.ini Submitter Sheriff001 Submitted 04/09/2013 Category What If Hangar
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Version 2.1
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The F-4M Phantom II for the Royal Australian Air Force. There are three versions of the F-4M in this mod. TK's F-4M: This is intended as a strike aircraft (but is capable in all roles). In this scenario, it was operated by 2 Squadron, 12 Squadron, and 460 Squadron. It comes in the SEA colour scheme, a Green/Grey RAF-style scheme, and an overall olive drab (as on the CF-104). TK's F-4M (75): This is an interceptor operated by 3 Squadron, 30 Squadron, and 458 Squadron. It comes in an ADC Grey scheme, a wrap-around SEA scheme, the Euro 1 scheme, and a wrap-around Green/Grey RAF-style scheme. TK's F-4M (80): Again, this is an interceptor operated by 3, 30, and 458 Squadrons. It comes in the grey scheme worn by RAF Phantoms near the end of their service lives, Euro 1, a wrap-around Green/Grey RAF-style scheme, and a wrap-around SEA scheme. Low-visibility national markings are provided for the grey scheme. I have taken the SF2 Realism Mod SquadronList.ini and added 12, 30, 458, and 460 Squadrons to it, and numbered the decals accordingly. Back Story The idea for this aircraft comes from my alternate history site. It was first operated by this alternate Royal Canadian Navy in 1968. The RAAF's primary strike aircraft for the sixties was the F-105 Thunderchief. During the Vietnam War, the RAAF used its Thunderchiefs to strike targets of strategic importance to the Saigon Fascist regime. However, German air defences in South Vietnam had taken their toll on the Thuds. With the F-111C suffering serious delays, the RAAF took what was available, the F-4 Phantom. This aircraft had just been introduced by the Royal Australian Navy. In Vietnam, the Phantom enjoyed a high level of success, and showed its multi-role capacity. With the delivery of the F-111s, and their work up to full operational capability, the RAAF needed to find a mission for its Phantoms, or a buyer. The RAAF recommended early replacement of the F-106 Delta Dart. The Government accepted this option, and the F-4M served as Australia's air defender until the early 1990s. The wikia article for the aircraft itself is found here: - http://themarshall.w...-4K.2FM_Phantom Installation Copy the contents of the Objects folder into the Objects folder inside your mod folder. Copy the contents of the PilotData folder into the PilotData folder of your mods folder. Credits TK: F-4M from the SF2: Europe. Ravenclaw_007: F-4E templates, F-4B templates, high resolution AIM-7 Sundowner: F-4E templates, F-4B templates Spinners: Green/Grey F-4M skins Dave, HomeFries and the SF2 Realism Mod team: SquadronList.ini -
What I found strange (and a little appalling) was the Dutch shop steward actually negotiating with GD, Dassault, Saab, and Northrop. I could understand him discussing fighter procurement with Fokker management, but not talking directly with the prospective prime contractors. MiGBuster, thanks for the link. In return, here are two stories from the Australian current affairs program, Four Corners, about the F-35 and the F/A-18F Reach For The Sky (F-35): http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/stories/2013/02/18/3690317.htm Flying Blind (F/A-18F): http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/content/2007/s2070484.htm
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View File F-4K Phantom II - VC-724, Royal Australian Navy This is an additional skin for my F-4K Phantom II - Royal Australian Navy portraying the markings of 724 Squadron. In real life, 724 Squadron (or VC-724) was the RAN Fleet Air Arm's fast jet training squadron. 724 Squadron commissioned in the RAN in 1955 as a fighter training squadron. In real life, it operated various types including the C-47, Sea Vampire, Sea Venom, Macchi MB-326H trainers, and A-4G Skyhawks. From 1972, VC-724 operated only Macchis and Skyhawks. Australia's carrier, HMAS Melbourne was decommissioned in 1982, and VC-724 transferred its Macchis to the RAAF and absorbed VF-805's Skyhawks. The Squadron decommissioned in 1984, with its remaining aircraft being sold to the RNZAF. The Phantom skin provided here contains the "gold delta" tail design used on many of VC-724's Skyhawks. In line with the markings of my operational Phantoms, the decals for the squadron patch (splitter plate), squadron number, and ship name are also provided. Installation ************************TK's F-4K Phantom II DLC is required for this skin************************ Copy the contents of the "Objects" folder into your Objects folder. When prompted, merge the folders. Credits Sundowner for his F-4 templates Submitter Sheriff001 Submitted 04/09/2013 Category F-4
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CF-110M Phantom II - Royal Canadian Air Force View File The CF-110M Phantom II for the Royal Canadian Air Force. There are three versions of the F-4M in this mod. TK's F-4M: ADC Grey, SEA, RAF Green/Grey, Olive Drab. TK's F-4M (75): ADC Grey, SEA wrap around, RAF Green/Grey wrap around, Olive Drab, Euro 1. TK's F-4M (80): ADC Grey, SEA wrap around, RAF Green/Grey wrap around, Olive Drab, Euro 1. The following squadrons are provided: 409 Squadron 410 Squadron 416 Squadron 425e Escadre Modified F-4D loadouts are used. It is impossible to use the Sidewinder rails and the inboard pylons simultaneously. This is a built-in limitation of the F-4K and F-4M. Back Story The idea for this aircraft comes from my alternate history site. It was first operated by this alternate Royal Canadian Air Force in 1969 (in this timeline, there was no unification in the Canadian Armed Forces) The RCAF originally did not want the Phantom, being content to stick with the Thunderchief and the Voodoo until the TFX (CF-111C) and FX (CF-15) were ready during the 1970s. Canadian participation in the Vietnam War changed that. Canada committed Voodoos to defend the social democratic North Vietnam from Nazi German forces operating from the South and from Burma. The CF-101's inability to dogfight, and unreliability in the harsh tropical conditions of North Vietnam made early replacement necessary. The only aircraft available was the CF-4K, being introduced to the RCN as its strike fighter. McDonnell and Avro Canada devised a land-based version with minimal changes. This entered service in 1969 and quickly went to Vietnam. After the war ended in 1975, the Phantom replaced the Voodoo entirely in the RCAF. The wikia article for the aircraft itself is found here: - http://themarshall.w...-4K.2FM_Phantom Installation Copy the contents of the Objects folder into the Objects folder inside your mod folder. Copy the contents of the PilotData folder into the PilotData folder of your mods folder. Merge and overwrite when prompted Credits TK: F-4M from the SF2: Europe. Sundowner: F-4 templates. Dave, HomeFries and the SF2 Realism Mod: SquadronList.ini Submitter Sheriff001 Submitted 04/09/2013 Category What If Hangar
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Version 2.1
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The CF-110M Phantom II for the Royal Canadian Air Force. There are three versions of the F-4M in this mod. TK's F-4M: ADC Grey, SEA, RAF Green/Grey, Olive Drab. TK's F-4M (75): ADC Grey, SEA wrap around, RAF Green/Grey wrap around, Olive Drab, Euro 1. TK's F-4M (80): ADC Grey, SEA wrap around, RAF Green/Grey wrap around, Olive Drab, Euro 1. The following squadrons are provided: 409 Squadron 410 Squadron 416 Squadron 425e Escadre Modified F-4D loadouts are used. It is impossible to use the Sidewinder rails and the inboard pylons simultaneously. This is a built-in limitation of the F-4K and F-4M. Back Story The idea for this aircraft comes from my alternate history site. It was first operated by this alternate Royal Canadian Air Force in 1969 (in this timeline, there was no unification in the Canadian Armed Forces) The RCAF originally did not want the Phantom, being content to stick with the Thunderchief and the Voodoo until the TFX (CF-111C) and FX (CF-15) were ready during the 1970s. Canadian participation in the Vietnam War changed that. Canada committed Voodoos to defend the social democratic North Vietnam from Nazi German forces operating from the South and from Burma. The CF-101's inability to dogfight, and unreliability in the harsh tropical conditions of North Vietnam made early replacement necessary. The only aircraft available was the CF-4K, being introduced to the RCN as its strike fighter. McDonnell and Avro Canada devised a land-based version with minimal changes. This entered service in 1969 and quickly went to Vietnam. After the war ended in 1975, the Phantom replaced the Voodoo entirely in the RCAF. The wikia article for the aircraft itself is found here: - http://themarshall.w...-4K.2FM_Phantom Installation Copy the contents of the Objects folder into the Objects folder inside your mod folder. Copy the contents of the PilotData folder into the PilotData folder of your mods folder. Merge and overwrite when prompted Credits TK: F-4M from the SF2: Europe. Sundowner: F-4 templates. Dave, HomeFries and the SF2 Realism Mod: SquadronList.ini -
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This is an additional skin for my F-4K Phantom II - Royal Australian Navy portraying the markings of 724 Squadron. In real life, 724 Squadron (or VC-724) was the RAN Fleet Air Arm's fast jet training squadron. 724 Squadron commissioned in the RAN in 1955 as a fighter training squadron. In real life, it operated various types including the C-47, Sea Vampire, Sea Venom, Macchi MB-326H trainers, and A-4G Skyhawks. From 1972, VC-724 operated only Macchis and Skyhawks. Australia's carrier, HMAS Melbourne was decommissioned in 1982, and VC-724 transferred its Macchis to the RAAF and absorbed VF-805's Skyhawks. The Squadron decommissioned in 1984, with its remaining aircraft being sold to the RNZAF. The Phantom skin provided here contains the "gold delta" tail design used on many of VC-724's Skyhawks. In line with the markings of my operational Phantoms, the decals for the squadron patch (splitter plate), squadron number, and ship name are also provided. Installation ************************TK's F-4K Phantom II DLC is required for this skin************************ Copy the contents of the "Objects" folder into your Objects folder. When prompted, merge the folders. Credits Sundowner for his F-4 templates