FSX Naval Air Station Meridian Scenery

Naval Air Station Meridian (KNMM), Mississippi (MS). Naval Air Station Meridian is a secondary flight training facility for the United States Navy. Naval aviators that are on the "Wet" track use the facilities provided to learn to land on the deck of an aircraft carrier. They use the T-45 Goshawk aircraft, a plane originally developed by British Aerospace, and provided to the Navy by Boeing. This particular airport was done in FS2004 by John Stinstrom. John provided source files and allowed an update to an FSX native airport. By John Stinstrom and Jim Dhaenens.

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Dino Cataneo has released his T-45C Goshawk and it is another Freeware classic, much like his F-14 for FS2004.

*******INSTALLATION*********

1. Unzip the FSX_KNMM folder to a convenient place.

1. Place the FSX_Meridian folder in your Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery folder.

2. Start Flight Simulator X.

3. On the Flight Simulator X start screen, select "SETTINGS" then in the "Other settings" box (upper right on the settings page), select "Scenery Library."

4.On the SETTINGS - SCENERY LIBRARY page, select 'Add Area"

5. Navigate to, and open the "Addon Scenery" folder.

6. Select the "FSX_Meridian" folder and press "OK"

5. Back on the SETTINGS - SCENERY LIBRARY page, FSX_Meridian should be on the top of the list of scenery areas. Make sure the "Enabled" checkbox is checked, then press "OK"

6. The next time you run Flight Simulator X, the new scenery will be available through the SELECT AIRPORT page.

This software is freeware and may be distributed only with permission of the author.

No commercial use is allowed without author's permission.

The author is not responsible for any damage caused by this software.

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