Been a few years now since the Arkansas ANG traded their Vipers for Hawgs at Ft. Smith Regnl. You can find them in the "Southeast" ANG package.

Wow, we had some gusts here in central TX last week, nothing like that but not fun in a C-172. The King Air approach was nasty.

Very cool indeed. Grew up watching C-130's do this at KLRF, and later on watching P-3's at KNIP do the "break".

Very nice, we normally just fly the flag and don't have the nice "paperwork" to go with it.

+1 for Fencecheck, I check it everyday.

The FSX users can use this:

http://library.avsim.net/sendfile.php?L ... eID=231984

Firebird wrote: I seem to remember that it also came with an uninstaller menu item, although if like me you do a manual install then that's invalid.

There is, but when I clicked on it to uninstall, the question box popped up asking if I would like to uninstall the USCG E. City package.

Looks great, just seem to missing some textures on the static HH-65's and HH-60's. May have to move some files around, pretty sure I have all the scenery goodies mentioned in the read me.

Glad its not just me. Can't wait to download Joecoastie, need some scenery for the recently purchased Aerosoft HH-60J Jayhawk.

mad, I'd like to see that. When we used to fly our SH-60's up from NAS Jacksonville, we always went to the transit line. The New England AI package has a similar AFCAD for NAS Brunswick and Bangor Intl Airport, using a separate mini runway for the helos. I haven't tested to see if NB's AI AH-64's wi...

Can't wait, I "sim" out of LSV alot with the virtual USAF. My current scenery became a FPS hog as of late.

Great info Joe and yes TROUBLESHOOTER is one of HS-3's (soon to be HCS-XX) callsigns while at NAS Jacksonville. I was in HS-15 "Red Lions".

The buzz number is the MODEX number. Some squadrons will have a set number of callsigns they use. Sometimes they will use the modex number (ie the number on the nose) or a tactical number set for that flight, as lead might be ROMAN 11 and his wingman ROMAN 12. In my helo squadron, we used our mascot...

Great job JS, but your choices are way off for now, you have a long road ahead and you know this and I am sure your father does as well.

I'm on several real world forums for military aviators, have you checked out baseops.net yet? Lots of info for UPT and such.

Sad to see them go, they seemed to get better overtime. Glad I got a ride in one on/off the boat.

Noticed that NASA has a few of them flying. For AI, I'm using the non-AI Abacus FD4 models.

I would like to see the HOP AFCAD too. If you need any help on Robert Gray AAF (GRK) or Ft. Hood (HLR) just let me know, VERY familiar with them both.

jetmax wrote:I think she looks great! All I could find from the 75 Sq in this marking

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:75_Squadron_RNZAF.jpg

One other Question. Where were the Aussie A-4s based at?

Great job guys, love the Scooter in any service, but what the hell is this mascot?

I've got Abacus Chopper Havoc with the VH-3 in it, but it is an Abacus model and payware.

Where have you guys been? Picked both up over a year ago. The Speed and Angels is outstanding, and as they stated the last good filming featuring the Turkey. The IMAX Red Flag movie is good, just seems to be geared toward a more non-military audience.

And I also fly his OA-4M and TA-4J models for FS9. I swapped the panel out and another author made some .cfg changes to make it more stable on the ground.