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FSX US Navy Grumman A6 Intruder VA-176

VA-176 “Thunderbolts” markings bring the US Navy Grumman A-6E Intruder to life in FSX, capturing the Vietnam-era all-weather attack jet known for long range and an 18,000 lb payload. The package includes a working tail hook, folding wings, plus squadron photos and background notes for extra immersion.

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  • File: a6va176.zip
  • Size:16.57 MB
  • Scan: Clean (14d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
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FSX US Navy Grumman A6 Intruder VA-176. A repaint of Kazunori Ito's A6E Intruder modified and updated for Flight Simulator X. A-6 Intruders first saw action during the Vietnam War where the aircraft were used extensively against targets in Vietnam. The aircraft's long range and heavy payload (18,000 lb/8170 kg) coupled with its ability to fly in all weather made it invaluable during the war. This repaint is of Navy Squadron VA-176 "The Thunderbolts". This aircraft has a working tail hook and folding wings. Included are actual pictures of the squadron aircraft and history of the squadron and A-6 Intruders. Textures and updates by Mark Rooks of RSDG.

Images & Screenshots

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A twin-engine military jet with Navy markings and four crew members flies above a sunlit, deep blue ocean surface.A gray twin-engine Navy jet with red markings and folded wings flies above a blue ocean, displaying USS Independence tail art.A modern jet cockpit displays analog and digital instruments, a head-up display, navigation screens, and airport buildings visible through the windshield.A twin-engine military jet with folded wings and two crew members flies above clear blue ocean water with visible reefs.A twin-seat Navy jet with visible squadron markings flies above a landscape featuring fuel tanks, roads, and patches of vegetation.A twin-engine Navy jet with folded wings and two pilots in the cockpit is parked on a taxiway near a barren landscape.A US Navy jet with folded wings is parked on the tarmac near a water tower and several hangars.A twin-engine military jet with folded wings and two pilots in the cockpit is parked on a dark ramp beside dirt terrain.A gray twin-engine military jet with folded wings is parked on a taxiway near airport buildings and fuel tanks.A Grumman A-6 Intruder military jet with VA-176 Thunderbolts markings flies above clouds with a lightning bolt in the background.A gray twin-seat military jet marked with Navy and USS Independence insignia banks above scattered clouds and turquoise ocean water.A twin-seat military jet with folded wings and US Navy markings is parked on a dark tarmac surface.A twin-seat military jet with Navy markings and folded wings sits on the tarmac near fuel tanks under a partly cloudy sky.A gray twin-engine Navy jet with red intake covers stands on the tarmac near a hangar and parked aircraft.A military jet with folded wings and visible red markings is parked on the tarmac near several large hangars under a partly cloudy sky.A gray twin-engine military jet with Navy markings and a red lightning bolt on the tail sits on an airport taxiway.A twin-seat Navy attack jet with folded wings and extended landing gear climbs against a partly cloudy blue sky.A twin-jet military aircraft with folded wings and extended landing gear climbs against a partly cloudy blue sky.A gray twin-engine Navy jet with folded wings and tail markings flies against a partly cloudy blue sky.A white twin-jet military aircraft with underwing tanks and US Air Force markings banks against a partly cloudy blue sky.A white twin-jet military aircraft with US Navy markings and wingtip lights flies beneath scattered clouds in a blue sky.A white twin-engine military jet with red markings and extended landing gear flies above scattered clouds in a blue sky.A military jet with swept wings and visible US Navy markings flies above scattered clouds in a blue sky.A white twin-jet military aircraft with drop tanks banks left above the ocean under a sky scattered with low cumulus clouds.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
A-6 Intruder History & Pictures.zip03.04.082.15 MB
A-6E Intruder VA-176.zip03.04.088.92 MB
Gauges03.04.080 B
104asam1.CAB11.28.06349.74 kB
104asam2.CAB11.28.06123.63 kB
104asam3.CAB11.28.06138.24 kB
104asam4.CAB11.28.069.84 kB
f104asam.bmp06.01.042.25 MB
f104left.bmp05.27.04516.37 kB
Thumbs.db03.04.085.50 kB
Read Me First.txt03.04.085.48 kB
Reg. Text.txt03.04.08631 B
Screen Shot A-6.jpg03.04.08185.88 kB
Thumbs.db03.04.088.50 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
Screenshots10.17.190 B
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screen-2.jpg10.02.19201.66 kB
screen-20.jpg10.02.1995.76 kB
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screen-3.jpg10.02.19125.34 kB
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screen-6.jpg10.02.19279.48 kB
screen-7.jpg10.02.19122.52 kB
screen-8.jpg10.02.19120.15 kB
screen-9.jpg10.02.19175.26 kB
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