Modified to work in CFS2. By the late 1930s, Beechcraft management speculated that a demand would exist for a new design dubbed the Model 18 which would have a military application, and increased the main production facilities. The design was mainly conventional for the time, including twin radial engines, all-metal semi-monocoque construction with fabric covered control surfaces and "taildragger" undercarriage, while less common were the twin tail fins. Work began in earnest on a variant specifically for training military pilots, bombardiers and navigators. The effort resulted in the Army AT-7 and Navy SNB. Further development led to the AT-11 and SNB-2 navigation trainers and the C-45 military transport.

By the late 1930s, Beechcraft management speculated that a demand would exist for a new design dubbed the Model 18 which would have a military application, and increased the main production facilities. The design was mainly conventional for the time, including twin radial engines, all-metal semi-monocoque construction with fabric covered control surfaces and "taildragger" undercarriage, while less common were the twin tail fins. Work began in earnest on a variant specifically for training military pilots, bombardiers and navigators. The effort resulted in the Army AT-7 and Navy SNB. Further development led to the AT-11 and SNB-2 navigation trainers and the C-45 military transport.

The H and M versions of the Xian H-6 bombers have no turret and this new package corrects it. This package includes complete aircraft for those that didn't upload the H-6H and H-6M original planes. This is a colective work that evolved a dream team: Original Gmax Source File by Virtavia/AlphaSim: Source File Mods & FS2004 MDL by Milton Shupe Textures by Bob McGee (Bub) Missiles by Nole (Rey Sanford) Pylons, Radome & DP by Tango_Romeo (Tom Sanford) The CFS2 model conversion, air and aircraft.cfg are mine

The H-6H is the air-to-surface missile launch platform developed in the late 1990s to meet the PLAAF requirements for a long-range strike capability in the early 21st century. Development of the H-6H began in January 1995 and the first prototype rolled out in April 1998, followed by a second prototype in July the same year. The first flight of the aircraft took place on 2 December 1998. Model by ALPHASIM, textures by Bob McGee (Bub), CFS2 Air and Aircraft.cfg by Peperez (Pepe Rezende). DP and special Chinese cruise missile by Nole. YOU NEED ALPHA XIAN H-6 PACKAGE FOR CFS2 avaible here:

AI Alpha Xian H-6 version for use in missions

This is an original set of textures by Bub, AKA Bob McGee, representing an aircraft of the 1st TFS, 413th TFW, 1957.

This is an original dedicated set of droptanks for my TR_F-86H model. The download contains the BGL, BMP and DP for the tanks and a revised DP/CDP for the F-86H to place them properly.

The Tupolev Tu-4 (NATO reporting name: Bull) was a piston-engined Soviet strategic bomber that served the Soviet Air Force from the late 1940s to mid 1960s. It was a reverse-engineered copy of the U.S.-made Boeing B-29 Superfortress. Stalin tasked Tupolev with cloning the Superfortress and Soviet industry was to produce 20 copies of the aircraft in just two years. The three B-29s were flown to Moscow and delivered into Tupolev OKB. Original package hugly modified, with new airfile, panel.cfg and DP with Soviet bombs, including an atomic device and AS-1 missiles made by Nole.

This download contains a 'phantom sub' created by Larry Brown, AKA Oldwheat, during some research on the possibilities of using subs in CFS2. While I have created submerged versions of my complete submarines for use in sub hunts, Larry's 'phantom sub' is unique as it appears in CFS2 only as a shadow on the water with a very, very faint wake...though it does appear on 'radar' as a target. (Larry never published his sub, because he was disappointed that he could not make it impervious to surface weapons, while being vulnerable to depth charges.) I'm posting it on his behalf because it is a useful ship for use in Mission Builder, and a unique design idea that deserves recognition.

Artificial intelligence version of Tu-16 package