X-Plane 9 F-4G "Wild Weasel", 81st TFS/52nd TFW Spangdahlem AB, 9.50. The "Wild Weasel" F-4G (Phantom II) was designed to seek out and supress, electronically, or destroy with High Speed Anti-Radiation (HARM) missiles an adversaries missile guidance and early warning radars. Apparently worked quite well too. Haven't figured out how to model all that in X-Plane 9 though. By David Austin

X-Plane 9 B-1B Lancer v9.50. An updated B1B Lancer (aka the B-One or "Bone"). All the parts, nacelles and fuselage, have been converted into one integrated object with Plane-Maker, reducing their total drag to zero, and gaining back all the supersonic performance lost in the constant "improvements" made to the X-Plane flight model since v9.10. There are now, also, more liveries since the v9.10 file, some fictional. By David Austin.

X-Plane 9 Boeing R/WB-50 Superfortress v9.50. This is the plane the author's father started his Air Force flying career with, in 1955. The RB-50 photo recon and WB-50 weather recon aircraft were developed from the WWII B-29 Superfortress. Jacques Brault gave permission to adapt his v8.6 B-29 panel photo for this model update. The exhaust flames were a 'gift" from Anthony Booher. By David Austin.

X-Plane 9 XB-70 Valkyrie 9.31. This latest update to the Valkyrie file restores flight performance that disappeared in the step from 9.21 to 9.31 by tweeking the models airfoils, co-efficient of drag and adding additional engine thrust. The model performs very close to specification at its all up gross weight of approx. 600,000 lbs. Check out the readme file for flying tips. There's lots more to look at and read in the "reading room" folder as well. By David Austin.

Westland Wapiti with updated panel. The package features a completely re-modelled VC and suitable gauges for both panels. By A. F. Scrub, new panel configuration by Michael Pook.

The scenery takes us back to that day in Dallas in 1962. I had searched but found no scenery in FSX that dealt with this subject, so using mostly default items I tried to recreated the scene. It is not completely realistic as I did not have the actual cars and a few of the other objects to work with. I did the best with what I had to work with though. Be looking for shooters hidden along the route as there are a number of them and hard to spot. I also added the railroad over pass that is just past the Grassy Knoll. Fast forward a couple of hours and when you go to Dallas Love Field, at the far end of the airport you will see the era Boeing-707 Air Force One with the secrect service peparing to load the casket onboard for the flight back to Washington D.C. In addtion to the obvious scenery I have also added many buildings and parking lots with cars as the default left Dallas lacking in buildings. I just sort of sprused it up at bit and I also added my version of Parkland Memorial Hospital which is actually a defualt object but it does add to the scenery. I did move the hospital across the street from the original location to have better parking lots and be closer to the freeway. You can plainly see Dallas Love feild airport from the Hospital. This is a scenery ment to remmber JFK and the events of that day in history as well as to bring a touch of reality to FSX.

X-Plane 9.70 F-16B Viper. Among the many uses of the F-16s the two seat F-16B's are use for flight training by the Singapore Air Force at Luke AFB; flight test chase aircraft at Edwards AFB and dissimilar air combat training by the U.S. Navy at Fallon NAS. By

X-Plane 9.70 A-6E Intruder. A quick conversion of the A-6A Intruder file. Adds the Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) camera to the instrument panel. The ball turet below the nose was called the Target Recognition Attack Multisensor (TRAM). Also includes some additional liveries. By David Austin.

X-Plane 9.50 C-17A Globemaster 3 (2011) v3. The Boeing C-17 Globemaster III is a large military transport aircraft. It was developed for the United States Air Force (USAF) from the 1980s to the early 1990s by McDonnell Douglas. By David Austin.

Chance Vought F4U-7 Corsair package for FSX Acceleration (should work ok in basic FSX) Liveries include US Marines, Blacksheep, VMA, VMF, French Navy, Royal Navy. ALPHA BLEU CIEL French Chance Vought F4U-7 Corsair repackaged for FSX Acceleration (should also work in basic FSX). Includes fixes for window, take off. Find aircraft under Vought in FSX select aircraft menu. Credits to ALPHA BLEU CIEL for the wonderful payware quality model, Danny Garnier for FSX panel mods. Chuck Page and Tim Scott for window fix. Others for gauges and additional textures. See zip file preview for full size images. This is almost certainly the best freeware fully working F4U7 Corsair for FSX Acceleration on the planet. Prepared and assembled for FSX by Chris Evans.