For callsigns, I would go with :

VMA-211 WAKE
VMA-214 BLACKSHEEP, RAM, SHEEP
VMA-311 CAT, DRIVER
VMA-513 NIGHTMARE
VMFT-401 SNIPER


good luck with your project.

I agree. I would love to see the military aircraft with their full capabilities. I'm on your side. I'm also surprised that there isn't a mod out there that gives full capabilities to military aircraft. Definitely beyond my understanding of the FS engine.

Quite simply it's not politically correct to have warplanes shooting down airliners in a sim. Pardon the pun, but it just wouldn't fly. Sometimes 'as real as it gets' is a little bit too real.

I just read a blurb that the Air Force has put out a feeler for the possibility of converting old F-16A's into target drones. But it will be a while before that ever happens. This is only an initial request for information.

Oh, and thanks Mark for all the repaints! I have every single one. You do ...

wow. that gave me goosebumps listening to it.

I does appear that the C-12J has been transfered to Yokota from the 517th AS to join it's other 2 C-12J sisters , but I believe the 2 other C-12's, which are F models, are still there. (84-0147 and 84-0148).

I have SIMS in my database but I think it is really old. JESSE is the only callsign that I get active milcom hits on for the 180th AS.

I count 39 in museums in addition to the 4 foreign ones I listed above.

That link you posted is always a great place to start your search.

I hate to be the one to tell you that those are not B-52 serials.

They are T-37B serial numbers.

The only B-52's in a museum on foreign soil are one in Duxford (59-2596), one on Guam (56-0586), one in Seoul South Korea (55-0105) and one in Darwin Australia (59-2596).

BTW, G models were only made ...

99% of my sim flying is military, so when MAIW converts to FSX then I'll follow suit. Until then I'll be happy with my tweaked out FS9. No offense to the FSXers out there. It's always good to know when the packages are cross compatible.

Yes the drones! That's all I need to complete Holloman.

I like to use ScanAFD to check for duplicate AFCADS. This usually solves most of my AFCAD problems along with using the fault finder.

C-9B's in the Navy:

VR- 46 NAS Atlanta
VR-52 JRB Willow Grove (165161, 164993, 164996)
VR-56 NAS Oceana
VR-61 NAS Whidbey Island (164608, 164606)

C-40A's:

VR-57 NAS North Island
VR-59 NAS Jacksonville
VR-58 JRB Fort Worth


The 932nd AW at Scott operates the 3 C-9C's (tail numbers 73-1681, 73 ...

You're right, Flyboy. But other than that, it works exactly as the old AFCAD program by Lee Swordy.(except it also works in FSX) They must have bought the rights or something.

And they want $29.99 for it!

ell that solves the mystery of the REX callsign. I know some milcom guys got hits on that one last week. They knew it was probably a B-52 but the REX callsign was unusual.

I believe all 18 AK F-15E's have gone to Mountain Home as of July.


But I'm sure the FP's can be easily swappped for the F-22 AK repaints

Can't wait to put the headphones and crank up "Danger Zone"


Iceman: You two really are cowboys.
Maverick: What's your problem, Kazanski?
Iceman: You're everyone's problem. That's because every time you go up in the air, you're unsafe. I don't like you because you're dangerous.
Maverick: That's ...

The 372nd TRS is composed of 25 geographically separated units (Detachments) located around the world. They are primarily a maintenance training organization. The one at Beale is Detachment 21. Their mission is to "Deliver State-of-the-Art Aerospace Maintenance Training to War Fighters in DoD, and ...

Do you know when that paint scheme was active?