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View File B-57B Pakistan Air Force (short nose) Canberra B-57B 1959 Short Nose (Pakistan AF) for the "Strike Fighters 2" Series by Ahmed Junaid Raza Pakistan was the only real foreign user of the B-57, with 24 B-57Bs and two B-57Cs passed on in 1959 under the US Military Assistance Program. Pakistani B-57Bs performed strikes during the 1965 Indo-Pakistani War, flying 167 sorties, with three lost in combat, but as mentioned destroying three IAF Canberras on the ground. They also saw combat in the brief 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, with reports of four or five lost in combat. The Pakistani B-57s remained in service well into the 1980s, being the last of the breed flying in military colors. Read the installation instructions Released under Freeware Licensing only: http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showt...t=0&start=0 Submitter MigBuster Submitted 07/10/2009 Category B-57

View File B-57B Pakistan Air Force Late (Long nose) Canberra B-57B 1963 LongNose (Pakistan AF) for the "Strike Fighters 2" Series by Ahmed Junaid Raza Pakistan was the only real foreign user of the B-57, with 24 B-57Bs and two B-57Cs passed on in 1959 under the US Military Assistance Program. From 1963, they were fitted with the RB-1A "Georgia Peach" all-weather bombing system, giving these machines a longer nose. Some of the Pakistani B-57Bs were also modified to allow them to carry four external tanks, permitting them to conduct strikes deep inside India. Pakistani B-57Bs performed strikes during the 1965 Indo-Pakistani War, flying 167 sorties, with three lost in combat, but as mentioned destroying three IAF Canberras on the ground. They also saw combat in the brief 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, with reports of four or five lost in combat. The Pakistani B-57s remained in service well into the 1980s, being the last of the breed flying in military colors. See the installation instructions Released under Freeware Licensing only: http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showt...t=0&start=0 Submitter MigBuster Submitted 07/10/2009 Category B-57

Well this site has about 95% of all the downloads - plus if you look on the home page there are links to Column 5 and marcfighters for some others

I think its a great jet - would be great to work on too!!

Happy Happy Birthday!!

Not really acceptable mate in regards to ships etc you are going to have to start searching old threads where you will find what you need - no one is going to write up a 20 page manual for you on the subject

None have been converted for SF2 yet - so you can download any of them and just fix the various bits

no idea - who ever created it may have come accross it before - although are you installing an old mod into a newer version of the game?

1. Yes - but run it from the WOE.exe file in the new folder (or create shortcut to it) 2. Its your creation go where you like 3. Its not to difficult - more time consuming. there is a brief description of what some of the lines in the campaign_data.ini do in the KB - Other than that download and look at some other campaigns the only thing you may need help on is placing the nodes and battle locations for the ground forces - if you go that far!

depends if you want to change anything about the stock aircraft - or use an in game cockpit etc there is some instructions for the cat thing in here http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?s=&am...st&p=310669

download the catpack extractor from this site. What you do is get the relevant objectxx.cat file make a COPY of it and put it in the catpack folder - then simply drag it over the catpack.exe file and it will autorun.

If you have a merged install it works in all 3 of the current SF2s btw

Wow nice work there lindr2!

This is from Mr TK on that issue by TK on Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:42 am Which F-4 are you having problem with? Later model F-4 are more protected than earlier models, for example. Fuel leak will only happen on unprotected fuel tanks, A-10 have self-sealing fuel tanks so you're not likely to see fuel leak situation on that. Try older aircraft if you want to see fuel leaks. Individual fuel tanks and engines has its own settings in regards to fire extinguisher. Usually, wings tanks are not protected (I guess theory being that they'll be empty by the time you get to the battle, while fuselage tanks are. Also, the engine fire depends on the engine temperature, if you had it running hot all the time, then its more likely to catch fire (and not extinguish).

Sad to see both copped it RIP! :(

Lots of ways check section 1 here first - you shouldnt be putting them in the games core files anymore! http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?s=&am...st&p=301650 btw this needs to be moved out of the Knowledgebase