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We use the IRIS Tornado Gr.4 and the DSB Tornado F.3, they are both now freeware aircraft. We have made our own photrealistic panels and customised the VC on the Gr4 heavily. If you like flying them you might want to consider joining 9 Squadron, they fly the Gr.4 variant out of RAF Marham. Our resident scenery designer has produced one of the most detailed and frame rate friendly renditions I've seen yet.

Heres a picture of 9 Squadron on a training exercise, if you look closely you'll see two more "Tonka's" in battle separation formation.

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Heres a 78 Squadron Gazelle participating in a CSAR (Combat Search And Rescue) in the Balkans, you should be able to see the downed C-130 in flames!!!

Tailhook · Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 2:52 am Post subject:

I love those kind of operations - have had those Tornados for a while with stock panels though. Was about to join the other day when I stumbled over the Teamspeak hurdle. Wouldn't know where to start and Google gives me just a few too many answers. Couldn't find an e-mail contact adress at your site for enquiries/clarifications so came to the conclusion that your great organization might be a bit too advanced for me.
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Nonsense lol, I suggest you join up to the forums first of all then fill in the application form. Then theres some easy to follow instructional video's and forums stickys to get you all set up. If you have any problems with any of this feel free to contact any of our Qualified Flying Instructors who's job is to do exactly that. Heres myne (REMOVE THE UNDERSCORE!, its so I dont get a spambot find it) r_obertkedar@hotmail.co.uk

Im glad you mentioned what you've had difficultys with I'll mention it in the fortnightly OC's meeting so that its easier for people to join.

Now back to screenshots Smile

Here you can see a picture I took whilst on a strike mission in the Balkans, the aircraft seen are 1 Squadron Harrier Gr9's.

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Tailhook · Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 2:32 am Post subject:

Thanks for the encouragement and for clearing up a few issues. I'll be in touch Very Happy

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Glad to hear it I hope that you choose to join and stay (most do they get hooked Big Grin

Also you'll be happy to hear our IT team is now working on a brand new joining letter and making things much more user friendly.

Below is an image from one of our American pilots, the aircraft seen is a Lockheed Tristar L1011 in service with 216 squadron at RAF Brize Norton, these aircraft have almost a non military role, providing the only means of air transport for a civilian to the South Atlantic islands. However their destinations are in no way limited to the Atlantic theatre you'll see them in every continent flying their taskings.

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Heres a pair of 9 Squadron Tornado Gr.4's on finals for a formation landing at RAF Marham. In the background you can see the leader of B flight.

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This post's a little different, no screenshot! But Im giving a link to a short new video! It depicts a 78 Squadron Sea King in the South Atlantic from the winchman's view!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKZ1-tn-eM8

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Here you can see a few guys from 111 Squadron based at Leuchars, the aircraft is the Tornado F.3

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Pictured here are two RAF Marham Tornado Gr4's from 9 squadron, if you look closely you'll see the CBLS pod which is usually an indication that they're on theyre way to a target range like RAF Spadeadam range which has been designed by our very own Paul Roberts.

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Its been a while since I updated this thread so I thought you all deserve new pictures. 9 Squadron lined up ready for departure out of RAF St Mawgan.

1435 Flight based at RAF Mt Pleasant in the Falklands, we now have a permanent detatchment in the area.

A 201 Squadron Nimrod patrols the North Sea at low level.

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8 Squadron 707 E3's, on their way to sea.

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