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US Navy F/A-18C Fighting Omars

Carrier-capable F/A-18C Hornet receives the Fighting Omars markings associated with VFC-12, the aggressor squadron used for adversary training. Ray Gagnon credits the design, and the configuration aligns with NAVY identifiers atc_id 06 and atc_flight_number 06 for the base Acceleration model.

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F-111 Aardvark - 79th TFS Tiger Meet

An E-1 variant for a 79th TFS event, bearing sim index 111 and model code E_1, receives ATC registration 6849 in Air Force service. Virtavia is listed as the creator, and the variation includes Mk.82 bombs.

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Project Banshee

Kazunori Ito's McDonnell F2H Banshee appears in this project, now equipped with new effects and a new panel. The aircraft wears a blank white finish, and BMP format images by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft accompany the work.

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USAF F-105 Thunderbirds

Six variants detail the Republic F-105D Thunderchief used by the Thunderbirds in 1964, with Lead, Left Wing, Right Wing, Slot, Solo, and Opposing Solo each paired with a color tb1–tb6 and separate ATC IDs (75814, 75801, 75790, 75793, 75787, 75798), credit to Robert Shirley.

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USAF F-86 Sabre FU-236

The Sabre variant FU-236 bears Bureau Number 49-1236 and serves with the 4th Fighter Interceptor Group's 334th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, recalling a 1951 downing over Korean airspace. The model integrates a 2D/3D cockpit by Bob Chicilo, with tail-hook and wing-fold animations, while the airframe is displayed at Wright-Patterson AFB under Bureau Number 49-0167.

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RNoAF Grumman HU-16B ASW Albatross

Jens-Ole Kjolberg is credited for adapting a Grumman Albatross to depict the WH-D variant of 330 Sqn, Royal Norwegian Air Force, from the 1960s. The archive provides bitmap images only, requiring ownership of the base Albatross model to apply the markings.

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USAF P-80 Shooting Star "Rhapsody In Rivets"

The P-80A-1-LO with serial 44-85069 makes the first transcontinental jet crossing, covering 2,457 miles at an average 584 mph on 27 January 1946, stored in DDS 2048x2048 format. Two variants exist, one with tanks and one without, and ATC ID 485069 appears.

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RAF Panavia Tornado GR1 2Sq Repaint Pack

Four Tornado GR1 variants in 2 Squadron markings are documented, ZA373 1990, ZA371 1989, ZA394 1990, and ZA552 1990 across the listing. File names include 2ZA3731990, 2ZA3711989, 2ZA3941990, 2ZA5521990, and Dale Ashcroft receives credit today.

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Hawker Hunter T8C, WT799 FRADU

With the T8C designation and WT799 FRADU markings, this FRADU-trimmed two-seat Hunter traces its 1982 base at RNAS Yeovilton. The archive provides DDS data files for WT799, and the configuration assigns atc_id WT799, atc_airline NAVY, and atc_flight_number WT799, reflecting the Royal Navy assignment.

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VNAF Douglas A-1H Skyraider

Tail number 39-779 identifies the A-1H variant of the South Vietnamese Air Force, assigned to the 530th Fighter Squadron, 72nd Tactical Wing, based at Pleiku AB in the early 1970s. BMP files in the A-1J_SKYRAIDER.ZIP carry the A-1H markings for 39-779, built on Tim Conrad's A-1J Skyraider baseline.

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EE Canberra 369

Henry William presents WT369, a variant built on the AlphaSim Canberra model, featuring fuselage markings and the correct insignias and fin flashes. It preserves the airframe’s high-altitude reconnaissance profile and requires the AlphaSim Canberra to be present in your setup.

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USAF Douglas A-1H Skyraider 34-609

Depicts USAF A-1H Skyraider serial 34-609, nicknamed Bad news, assigned to the 22nd Special Operations Squadron at Nakhon Phanom RTAFB, Thailand in the late 1960s; uses bmp files and remains compatible with Tim Conrad’s freeware A-1J Skyraider model for authentic exterior detailing.

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USAF F-80 Shooting Star "Saggin' Dragon"

Two variants highlight the F-80C-10 Shooting Star 49-650, nicknamed Saggin' Dragon, assigned to the 16th FIS, 51st FIW USAF at Kimpo, Korea, during 1950–1951. Textures arrive in 2048x2048 DDS format, with atc_id FT-650 and atc_flight_number 650 for the airframe, plus a no-tanks option.

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USAF EB-57A

Henry William creates a USAF EB-57A color treatment for AlphaSim’s Canberra B.2 model, reproducing authentic tail markings and the distinctive bubble canopy. The EB-57A conversion includes electronic countermeasure gear and training instruments, serving as a testbed for radar and avionics systems.

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SP2 Acceleration A-1J Skyraider Paint Kit

The paint kit targets the A-1J Skyraider and is for use with A-1J_SKYRAIDER.ZIP, delivering PSD format files with separate layers for the panel and rivets. Credits go to Tim Conrad and Tim Piglet Conrad of Piglet's Peculiar Planes.

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EE Canberra WD999

By Henry William, the WD999 variant sits atop the AlphaSim Canberra model, reflecting Royal Air Force markings of the early 1950s. The offering uses a WD999 variation with atc_id WJ861 and a Hawker Hunter sound set by David Garwood, preserving the original aerodynamic properties.

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USAF F-80 Shooting Star 44-85022

Historical data place F-80A-1-LO, serial 44-85022 of the 62FS, 56FG, deployed to Germany in July 1948 to support the Berlin Airlift. Two variants exist: FN022 with wing tanks and a clean version, both use the FN022 skin; image files are 2048x2048 in DDS format, with credits to Willy McCoy for AlphaSim’s F-80.

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Correction Of The Rafale M Update

Bob Chicilo provides a correction for the Rafale M intended for flight simulations, addressing a previously missing sound file now included in a dedicated sound folder. The correction highlights the Rafale M variant and the corrected audio assets, aligning the model with its intended in-sim auditory profile.

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Douglas Skyhawk Fix

Michael Pook provides a fix for the Douglas Skyhawk patch that corrects contact points, ensuring the wing wheels touch the ground as intended. A revised aircraft.cfg accompanies the change, addressing ground contact behavior on the Skyhawk during operation.

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USMC Douglas C-117D SOES

An authentic USMC Douglas C-117D SOES at MCAS Cherry Point circa 1970 emphasizes period markings and insignia with detailing of the exterior. John Detrick creates the surface presentation, and it relies on Manfred Jahn’s C-117D base model (C117D_V1_BETA.ZIP), remaining compatible with flight simulators.

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