Talos

I'd have to ask one of the modders who can make pilots. Hmm...I might just do that, and see about getting a skin made for that ANG squadron.

I liked Chains of Command too, Day of the Cheetah was awesome, my very first (of eventually many) Dale Brown books. *gets back to working on his RF-111G Vampire mod*

Thanks! Looking sweet.

Make that two Virginians. Thanks for filling my request, dude, it's awesome.

While you're doing ANG units, could you do my local one, the 192nd TFS of the VA ANG? Especially since they're the first F-22 ANG squadron, it'd be neat to see what they'd look like if the F-23 had won.

Awesome, something to carry my AAM-5s on.

I've been wanting these for months!

I went around with a General and a couple staff officers from the JGSDF here today, but not in Japan, sorry. Give me a couple years, lol.

Nice work! Can't wait to test it out. Much better then I would have been able to do.

View File JASDF Weapons Pack release 1 Here is part 1 of the JASDF weapons pack. This release includes the Mitsubishi AAM-3 and AAM-5 infrared homing missiles. Model building, texturing, and INI work by myself, with great thanks to Fastcargo for mapping and exporting the models. Submitter Talos Submitted 12/25/2007 Category Single Ordnance Files

And uploaded! Just awating moderator approval. Thanks gerald, I do have several AG missiles planned, particularly the ASM-1 and ASM-2 anti-ship cruise missiles. Also in the works are the AAM-2 (INI modded AIM-9B) and AAM-4 AHM, as well as the GBU-11 laser-guided bomb. I'm still looking for information on their weapons and will add any I find as I look.

http://forum.combatace.com/uploads/1198250...29_43_36513.jpg Coming as soon as I can tweak a couple things and finish the read-me. JASDF Weapons pack 1, featuring the AAM-3 (on the F-2A wingtip) and AAM-5 (on the next inboard pylon) IRH missiles. Oh, how do I get a thumbnail or an image showing up from the CA gallery in this post?

Looking great, Fastcargo. Keep up the good work, I just read the Squad-signal book on the T-38, so this is great timing.

Very nice work, Julhelm. Great job on this bird!

It's the USS Wisconsin that's docked in Norfolk, right near the Portsmouth Naval Hospital.

It was 32 degrees at Fort Lee this morning.

Ah, nice. I had surgery in the Portsmouth Naval Hospital a few years ago and Wisconsin was right outside my window, which was always a reason to take the effort to get out of bed and see. I also love to check out the carrier row, especially when Enterprise (which I was on when she did a port call in Italy back in 00) and some of the Wasps are there.

I live about a half hour south of the Va Air and Space Museum. It has an F-14D, SR-71, and a 192nd TFW A-7 outside. You going to see the Wiskie?

This time of year, it's never warm at night in VA.

It was the AV-8B Harrier II, which is an extensive redesign of the Harrier by Bae and McDonnel-Douglas, IIRC. It replaced the AV-8A and AV-8C Harriers in the USMC. Easiest way to tell the difference is the castor wheels on the wings. In the A/C, they are on the wingtips, B midway out on the wing.

Worked for the Me-262.