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GKABS

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  1. Nice looking models
  2. I believe they were facing some tactical problems on their server.
  3. Just uploaded a new beta version 1.0.2 (Added the code to show the deployed probe from the cockpit, also combined the two files into one from the old download.)
  4. Update on the DCS Skyhawk https://github.com/Community-A-4E/community-a4e-c/releases/tag/v2.3
  5. It seems that the problem is probably related to your RAM, and graphic card especially if you're using high-poly models. However, sharing more details about your PC would really help clarify the situation.
  6. Run and don't look back lol
  7. Hello, I would be grateful for your help, gentlemen, in providing information about the B-13L rocket launcher and its corresponding rockets. Thank you.
  8. Those helicopters are awesome! Seeing them in the game would totally be a blast!
  9. Look after yourself, my friend! You'll get through this; we’re here to support you. I’ll be sending you positive vibes!
  10. Approved
  11. I completely agree with Kevin; that's a great idea.
  12. Yes your correct also i think this one was another one the 105 The aircraft on exhibit, a MiG-25RB, was found in 2003 by American forces buried in the sand near Al Taqaddum Airbase 250km west of Baghdad during the opening months of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The MiG-25 was buried to prevent its destruction on the ground by coalition aircraft. The aircraft was recovered incomplete--the wings could not be located and the vertical stabilizers were removed for transport. The aircraft arrived at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in 2006. I might be wrong.
  13. Absolutely, this is one of the Iraqi MiG-25RBs, specifically number 25105, that was discovered buried in the sand back in 2003.
  14. Nice to see you!
  15. The French government delivered the first of 80 Rafale jets purchased by the UAE this week, in a deal that highlights the competition between France and the U.S. for influence in the Arabian Gulf. At a ceremonial event held at Dassault’s facilities in Istres, southern France, Dassault’s president and French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu handed over a Rafale F-4 fighter jet, tail number 1101, to UAE Defense Minister Mohammed bin Mubarak Al-Mazrouei. This marks a significant milestone in the agreement between the two nations, which includes the purchase of 80 Rafale fighter jets and 12 ‘Caracal’ helicopters for €16 billion.
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  16. Qatar might have quietly resumed negotiations with Washington over a potential purchase of the F-35 stealth fighter, according to a report. According to repot on December 15, 2025, Qatar has reopened discussions with the United States over a potential acquisition of the F-35 stealth fighter jet, reviving a bid that was rejected roughly five years ago and signaling a possible shift in U.S. policy toward fighter jet sales in the Middle East. The talks are described as already underway and more advanced than in earlier attempts, taking place at a time when the United States is also potentially considering F-35 sales to other countries in the region, including Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey.
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  17. WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - The Trump administration is considering a Saudi Arabian request to buy as many as 48 F-35 fighter jets, a potential multi-billion-dollar deal that has cleared a key Pentagon hurdle ahead of a visit by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, two sources familiar with the matter said. A sale would mark a significant policy shift, potentially altering the military balance in the Middle East and testing Washington's definition of maintaining Israel's "qualitative military edge."
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