This is a two Eagle livery of the Coral Flight's V2 F-15 Strike Eagle for Flight Simulator X. The United States Air Force selected McDonnell Douglas' design in 1967 to meet the service's need for a dedicated air superiority fighter. The Eagle first flew in July 1972, and entered service in 1976.Eagle #1 is a United States Air force strike Eagle in low visibility desert Camo entitled Desert Dawg Eagle #2 is a member of The 325th Fighter Wing based at Tyndall AFB Painted in a Low Visibility Tactical Gray. Package Includes FSX & VC updates by Danny Garnier. Textures and updated flight dynamics by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.

FSX/FS2004 Panel-config for extra VC- and internal views for Lockheed C-141B Starlifter from Alphasim 2008. Using the numpad keys you'll get extra views like from the seat of the engineer or navigator and several cargoroom views which allows you to see the animated doors or tailramp from inside. Configuration by Erwin Welker

VFA-31 or Strike Fighter Squadron 31 is known as the Tomcatters, callsign "Felix". Airbus A380-800 model by Project Airbus. Virtual Livery A380 this squadron By JALopezR.

FSX military vehicles. Four drivable German Army vehicles from WW II, all made by Lazarus Starkweather: Two tanks (PzKfwV-Panther and PzKfwrVIII-Maus) and two halftracks. My AddOn is a result of L. Starkweathers ai-vehicles, insertable by using ai-carriers (fsx_maus_trap_ai_tanks). My drivable vehicles provides tank- or truck-cockpits, VC-mode, swivelable maschine guns for the tanks, sounds and special effects. Panels and configuration by Erwin Welker.

FSX PROGRAMMABLE RIPPLE BOMB RELEASE SWITCH - VERSION 2-ADDED READOUT DISPLAY - For Droppable Objects. ****" Enables multiple bombs to be dropped at a SINGLE click ".**** This version is for Helicopters only, DO NOT use on Fixed wing aircraft. Assign TAILHOOK to a Controller button to maximise useage. (1) Set Number of Missiles/Bombs required, Qty "No" 01 to 99. (2) Set Time Interval required between each bomb ,"TI" 0.00 to 9.99 seconds. (3) then a SINGLE Click of release "Pickle" button sets off the Ripple drop that you have set .Eg; "No 12 - TI 0.01" = concentrated drop zone. While "No 24 - TI 0.50" = strung out drop pattern, it will take 12 seconds for all 24 bombs to drop from your Helicopter.All from a Single click. MUST have the freeware "Weapons Package" by Chris Sykes installed. Has Safe - Armed lights ,Ideal for any military Helicopter Gunship , the Weapons used is totally up to individual preferences , generally it would be missiles like the Maverick or Hellfire , if you chose to drop multiple bombs , then make sure that you have a good forward speed to create separation between the ground impacts.Works for both Bombs and Missiles.Distance interval chart included.Copy Allowed PDF with ID, image and dimensions for all weapons, provided to facilitate rapid copy/paste for weapon changes is included. Pave Tack all aspect/directions in cockpit viewer instrument that enables observation of bombs dropping and exploding from within the cockpit included. This package is "Public Domain" can be used or modified, or included in both free and payware projects without any limitations. **THIS VERSION CONTAINS PYLON xml WITHIN THE MOP FOLDER THIS PYLON xml IS THE COUNT DISPLAY THAT WAS OMMITTED IN PREVIOUS VERSION . IF ALREADY INSTALLED , ONLY ACTION REQUIRED IS TO REPLACE MOP FOLDER WITH THIS ONE.** By Karol Chlebowski.

FSX PROGRAMMABLE RIPPLE BOMB RELEASE SWITCH - For Droppable Objects. ****" Enables multiple bombs to be dropped at a SINGLE click ".**** This version is for Fixed wing aircraft only, DO NOT use on Helicopters. Assign ROTOR_BRAKE to a Controller button to maximise useage. (1) Set Number of Bombs required, Qty "No" 01 to 99. (2) Set Time Interval required between each bomb ,"TI" 0.00 to 9.99 seconds. (3) then a SINGLE Click of release "Pickle" button sets off the Ripple drop that you have set .Eg; "No 12 - TI 0.01" = concentrated drop zone. While "No 24 - TI 0.50" = strung out drop pattern, it will take 12 seconds for all 24 bombs to drop from your aircraft.All from a Single click. MUST have the freeware "Weapons Package" by Chris Sykes installed. Has Safe - Armed lights , ideal for any military aircraft ,even more so for heavies B-52, B-1, Vulcan, B-17, Lancaster, set anylarge number of bombs to get a necklace like string of bombs cascading down.Works for both Bombs and Missiles.Distance interval chart included.Copy Allowed PDF with ID, image and dimensions for all weapons, provided to facilitate rapid copy/paste for weapon changes is included. Pave Tack all aspect/directions in cockpit viewer instrument that enables observation of bombs dropping and exploding from within the cockpit included. This package is "Public Domain" can be used or modified, or included in both free and payware projects without any limitations. By Karol Chlebowski.

The C5 Galaxy is the biggest military aircraft in the world. It has been launched in 1970 and is still in service in the US Air Force. Original model by Mike Stone. Adaptation to FSX, wide and standard screen 2D panel (no VC), GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file. Credits; Mike Stone for the original model. Enjoy!

The Starlifter has been the workhorse of the USAF until 2006 when she was replaced by the C17. Original model by Mike Stone, repaint by Douglas E. Trapp. Standard, wide screen panel including callout (no VC) and FSX adaptation by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file. Credits: Mike Stone and Douglas E. Trapp. for the original splendid model. Enjoy!

These textures are intended for use with the Mirage IIIB by Restauravia. They represent a Mirage IIIB assigned to Escadron de Reconnaissance 2/33 'Savoie' at Strasbourg-Entzheim AB (LFST) in 1965. Created using paintkit by Philippe Penot. Repaint by Frank Safranek.

These textures are intended for use with the Mirage IIIB by Restauravia. They represent a Mirage IIIB assigned to Escadron de Chasse 1/13 'Artois' at Colmar-Meyenheim AB (LFSC) in 1963. Created using paintkit by Philippe Penot. Repaint by Frank Safranek.