FS2004 Dak Seang Airfield / Special Forces Camp - late '60's Vietnam scenery series. . This primitive outpost was located high in the mountains near the Cambodian border, about 15 km north of Ben Het. It was widely regarded as the most remote and vulnerable Special Forces camp in South Vietnam. It was frequently attacked by the NVA and Viet Cong. The name Dak Seang means "river of blood." The 1,400' clay runway at Dak Seang was suitable only for helicopters, C-7 Caribous and other short-field capable aircraft. In November 1970, Dak Seang was turned over to the ARVN Rangers. George Knowles. 146K

FS2004/2002 Chu Lai, Vietnam-1968 Package. Americal Division HQ during the middle and later years of the Vietnam War. Includes 50 surrounding LZs and many objects are textured from actual photos taken by the author during his tour of duty in the area. A trip back in time for Veterans. By Al Simms. 19.5MB

FS2004 Phuoc Vinh Airfield, circa 1970. Phuoc Vinh was a major US Army airfield located 50 km north of Saigon. George Knowles. 238K

FS2004 Hill Air Force Base (KHIF): This is an updated version of the default version of Hill Air Force Base. All that was edited were the taxiways, parking spots, and helipads. I used satellite images to approximate the locations of everything. This is very basic, but at least now you can land and park. All editing was done by Andy Haws. 72K

FS2004 University of Utah, Ogden Regional, and McKay Dee Hospitals: This is a compilation of three hospitals that I made to simulate a medevac in Northern Utah. This file consists of the University of Utah Hospital (UofU), Ogden Regional Hospital (OGDR), and McKay Dee Hospital (MKAY). All I did was get the coordinates and make one helipad for Ogden Regional and McKay Dee, and three helipads for the University of Utah. This file is very basic. The helipads are just sitting on the ground, but at least there's a helipad to land on. I also added some blue light to help with night flights. I don't know how to remove buildings, so one of the University helipads has some houses on it. All editing was done by Andy Haws. 76K

FS2004 AFCAD file of the Ogden-Hinckley Airport (KOGD). This is an updated version of the original airport with updated taxiways and parking spots. I also added most of the helipads where they are supposed to be. The only things I changed are the taxiways, parking spots, and helipads. Everything else works the same as it did before. The picture is a real picture, NOT a screenshot. All editing was done by Andy Haws. 237K

FS2004 Phan Thiet Airfield, Vientam circa 1970. Phan Thiet AF was located atop high bluffs overlooking the South China Sea. It was home to several US Army units including the 101st Airborne. Landing at Phan Thiet could be very hazardous, due to numerous obstructions in the flight path and strong downdrafts. Therefore, pilots were advised to land only on runway 07 and take off only on runway 25. George Knowles. 537K

FS2004 Quang Ngai Airfield, Vietnam, late 60's era. A model of Quang Ngai Airfield, a rudimentary USMC airstrip about 35 km south of Chu Lai Airbase. The 174th Assault Helicopter Company flew combat support missions from this location. The 4,625' asphalt runway at Quang Ngai could also handle C-123 and C-130 transport aircraft. This scenery was designed for FS 2002 but it should work in FS 2004. George Knowles. 103K

FS2004 Alternative Autogen Textures. Autogen for all world with an certain 3D effect and a larger variety of textures. By Valentin Casares. 157K

FS2004 Vinh Long Airfield, Vietnam, circa 1968 Scenery. A model of Vinh Long Airfield (circa 1968), a US Army combat aviation base in the Mekong Delta. It was the home of the 114th Aviation Company. This unit flew UH-1 Huey helicopters, and was known as "The Knights of the Air." Vinh Long also had port facilities for a fleet of US Navy swift boats. Vinh Long's 3,500' asphalt runway was flanked on both sides by large, rectangular water-filled basins. This scenery was designed for FS 2002 but it should work in FS 2004. George Knowles. 929K