Would anybody be interested in these T-38s?

Which font do I need to put the "Bort" numbers on Russian aircraft?

Thanks,

Thanks! As for the T-1s that may be something with the Columbus package, but I'm going to check my parking and codes, etc.

Some new additions, 49th and 50th FTSs, Columbus AFB.

Yeah, it's something I'm adding to Columbus AFB.

Just need to fix the paint a little.

If the Bahrain F-5s have flightplans, where are they, as I could not find them on AVSIM.

Speaking of the Colombian repaints on globusworld, are there any flightplans available for the Colombian Police?

Jason,

Are those the same flightplans for the T-37s in the Turkish Trainers package on flightsim?

Looking forward to it.

Clovis?

Are those images from an upcoming Hurlburt field package I spy on the homepage?

Got a couple of quick questions about AI Flight Planner. It's a good program, but it seems to drive me batty sometimes. Question #1, how do you keep the takeoff and landing times from jumping forward when a flightplan is loaded? Reason I ask, is that I have a flightplan that I'm working, and it seem...

Yeah it's kinda sad the KC-135's are gone from here. If it had not been for them I wouldn't have the chance to go to all the different places I've been around the world. Now we're waiting for the C-27 to get here. That's the joy of fltsim, we don't necessarily have to keep things up to date. And if ...

Send me a pm with your email and I'll get the KC-135's to you.

Phantomfreak

One other thing, and I'm not sure if it's reflected in the Columbus AFB and NAS Meridian MAIW packages is that Gulfport and Meridian see alot of the trainer traffic. Not to mention the occasional cross country fighter or two. Gulfport also has the rotators in and out on a regular basis. Hopefully so...

I've made some textures and flightplans for the KC-135's.

My older computer was ten years old before I upgraded to a gaming type desktop (to run fs2004 of course). I've still got and it runs just fine. Only the hard drive and power supply went mammaries vertical and to be replaced.

Reminds me of the Thunderbirds crash in '81 or '82 when the diamond flew into the ground. I believe that one was caused by a mechanical failure on the leads aircraft.