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RAF Meteor NF11 WD673

WD673 is an Armstrong Whitworth Meteor NF11 night fighter linked to 87 Squadron under the 2nd Tactical Air Force at RAF Wahn, with its final disposition noted at Kirkbride in 1958. By Peter Watkins, for Rob Richardson’s freeware model, this work reproduces WD673’s external markings for an authentic post-war RAF presence.

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Meteor NF14 G-ARCX

G-ARCX is an Armstrong Whitworth Meteor NF14 derived from NF11 WM261 and allocated to Ferranti in 1960 for radar-development work. It is based at Turnhouse, Edinburgh, and records fewer than 350 flight hours before retirement in 1969, now preserved at the Museum of Flight, East Fortune, Scotland.

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French Meteor NF11 2

NF11-41 marks the final aircraft of forty-one NF11s delivered to the French Armee de L'Air, with ECN 3-30 'Lorraine' unit operating in the early 1950s. ATC ID NF11-41 and flight number 346 designate the variant, listed as Armee de L'Air 3.

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MAIW Peruvian Air Force Part 1 Texture Fix

By Martin Gossmann of The Owl's Nest, this fix corrects an opaque cockpit on Mirage 2000 units tied to Dan Bourque’s Peru repaint work, with MAIW approval. It uses an AI Mirage 2000 folder and a Traffic_m2k.bgl, while Dan Reeves conducts testing and a screenshot accompanies the alteration.

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US Navy VFA-147 F/A-18E

Line AC#203 anchors the designation, tying this variant to the VFA-147 lineup, and indicating its lineage within a widely used carrier-operations context. NH203 serves as atc_id and atc_flight_number, with BuNo 166440 recorded in the data.

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VMFA 251 Texture Update

Timothy Handy provides a minor adjustment for VMFA_251.ZIP, addressing the VMFA_251 variant with a concise revision attributed to the author. The note credits Handy and specifies the change for VMFA_251.ZIP, reflecting a targeted refinement by the creator.

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Gloster Meteor F4 RA381

The RA381 designation marks a Gloster Meteor F Mk 4 operated by No 600 (City of London) Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force, based at RAF Biggin Hill circa March 1950. The unit carries ATC ID VT286 and UI variation RA381 within the F Mk 4 lineage, requiring the base model to function.

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Syrian Meteor NF11

The Syrian Air Force adopts the NF11 variant bearing registration 472 and marks a May 1954 transfer. Historical context ties the jet to post-war night-fighter development and its path from RAF lineage to Syrian use.

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USNTPS F/A-18E

Created by Nathan Havercroft, this US Navy Test Pilot School variant of the F/A-18E is designed for a payware Super Hornet and bears the USNTPS designation. The file arrives as a zip archive today for use.

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USMC F/A-18E VMFA-323 Death Rattlers 2013 CAG

The VMFA-323 unit Death Rattlers appear for the F/A-18E Super Hornet, drawing on the fuselage markings of F/A-18C 164709 from 2013. Nathan Havercroft authorizes this work and keeps it compatible with V1.4, while credits fbk289 for the kit, with the 2013 markings serving as the basis.

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US Navy VFA-204 River Rattlers F/A-18E AF403

By Nathan Havercroft, this depiction centers on River Rattlers imagery for the F/A-18E Super Hornet, aligned to version 1.4 and incompatible with earlier versions. Credit goes to Nathan Havercroft, with acknowledgment for fbk289 providing the kit.

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Australian Meteor NF11

Armstrong-Whitworth Meteor NF11 A77-3, formerly RAF WM262, enters Royal Australian Air Force service in June 1953 and joins the Air Trials Unit at Woomera for Blue Boar missile trials, before scrapping occurs in February 1956.

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FSX/Prepare3D Danish Meteor NF11

Armstrong Whitworth Meteor NF11 bears Royal Danish Air Force markings on 508 (c/n AW5549) and receives TT20 target towing modifications. Six airframes form the TT20 target towing fleet, while refinements from the F.8 and F.3 shape the airframes, relocate 20 mm cannons to the wings, and place AI Mk.10 radar in the extended nose.

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Israeli Meteor F8

The Gloster Meteor F Mk 8 Israeli is identified with atc_id 02 and carries the Israeli variant tag. The Israeli Defence Force/Air Force receives 11 Meteor F8s in 1954, and this aircraft serves with the First Jet Squadron in 1955.

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Meteor NF14 WS774

Armstrong Whitworth NF14 WS774 is associated with No 2 Air Navigation School at Stradishall and is preserved at the Malta Air Museum Ta Qali, painted in dayglo colors. WS774 is listed as its designation today.

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Meteor F8 WK722

Gloster Meteor F Mk 8 WK722 corresponds to a 601 (County of London) Royal Auxiliary Air Force Squadron Commander’s aircraft based at RAF North Weald in September 1953. By Peter Watkins, the designation WK722 anchors its identity within the record.

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Egyptian Meteor F8

The Gloster Meteor F Mk 8 Egyptian variant carries ex-RAF WL185 heritage and bears Egyptian Air Force registration 1424, with ATC flight number 008, delivered in June 1955 to the Egyptian Air Force. No 5 Squadron is based at Fayid Air Base in 1956.

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AI German AF GAFFTC 45+99 Texture Fix

By Martin Gossmann, the GAFFTC 45+99 variant for the Panavia Tornado cockpit accompanies Mark Heimer’s Holloman AFB 55,555 flight hours modification. The files function as replacement visuals and require the corresponding original aircraft to be present.

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Ethiopian Avro 19

Two Avro Anson C19s, including aircraft 120 ex-G-AGUH, were delivered to the Imperial Ethiopian Air Force in January 1946 and served with the communication and transport unit at Bishoftu. By GFA, this variant uses Mk.19 Series 2 designation with Ethiopian variation and ATC ID 120.

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Meteor NF14 WS723

Armstrong-Whitworth NF14 WS723 is identified by ATC ID WS723 and appears with 153 Squadron RAF, stationed at RAF West Malling in 1956, reflecting its service era. kb_checklists AW_Meteor_NF14_check and kb_reference AW_Meteor_NF14_ref accompany the record, while ui_type and ui_variation designate the variant and its role as a twin-engine night fighter.

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