Forgot to enclose some saved flights for utilizing the BAT, Tiny Tim and Torpedo equipped Helldivers (below). Also, notes on employment so you can plink a ship at 20 nautical miles.

2017 FSX A-25A, SB2C-1, SB2C-4,-4E,-5 Helldiver by Wolfgang "Wolfi" Faber A classic from CFS2/FS8/FS9, for FSX only. FSX native, MDL X materials and animations, several new models, radar options, bomb, rocket, torpedo and glide bomb features. See readme for details, operational features and credits. Sound current aliased to Howard 500X-an excellent sound pack.

In 1945, the German Air Ministry requested new designs for a new generation of jet fighters such as the Horten Ho 229 and Focke Wulf Ta 183. One of these designs was the Heinkel He P.1079. The initial design, known as the P.1079A, was a V-tail night fighter with wings that featured a 35 degree sweepback.The second and third designs were flying wings with a single vertical fin which replaced the V-tail of the P.1079A. The P.1079.B2 was a completely tailless flying wing. None of the three designs were ever produced, with development work ceasing at the end of World War II. This is an update of the Nightfighter, originally designed by Andreas Becker. The focus of this update lies upon the panels,now featuring mostly German gauges to give them a more authentic appearance, being that this aircraft was a German design. In adition, tha VC has been entirely reworked and now contains some more gauges. All credits go to Andreas Becker for the original model, new panel updates by Michael Pook.

This is an FSX update for the Curtiss F-11 Hawk II, originally designed for FS2004 by Eduardo Padul, and features the original Columbian Army livery and two German textures. The latter depict two planes purchased by the German government in 1934 for the famous WWII pilot Ernst Udet. After a crash with the D-IRIK he used D-IRIS as his private aircraft until the outbreak of WWII. The package features both an entirely revised and enhanced VC and 2D panel. Thanks to Eduardo Padul for the original model, to Caz Dalton for the repaints, to Tim Dement for the sound file and Tom Eads for the engine model. New panels and smoke configuration by Michael Pook.

FS9/FSX Pacific Northern textures for the L-749 Constellation by Manfred Jahn and team. Pacific Northern textures by Gary Harper.

Various fixes to your FSX/FSX-SE/P3D 'Douglas C- 47R Skytrain Beta V3.14' installation. A.o. fixes address issues like multiplayer capable exterior models, exterior windscreen wipers, hardware mixture lever support, audible checklist, AH, Alt gauge pressure indicator, paratrooper switches, RMI/ADF needles, COM/NAV radios and Transponder. Also better gear sounds are included. It goes without saying that you'll need the original 'Douglas C- 47R Skytrain Beta V3.14' model for these fixes to have any use. Digital Dakota Works - 16-03-2017

This is a panel update for A.F. Scrub's Polikarpov I-153. It includes four liveries and features both a new enhanced VC and 2D panel configuration as well as smoke effect, VC light and new camera views. Thanks to A. F. Scrub for the original model and to Morton for the textures. All new modifications by Michael Pook.

This is a panel update for A.F. Scrub's magnificent Vought Bluebird. It features both a new enhanced VC and 2D panel as well as smoke effect, VC light and new camera views. All credits go to A. F. Scrub for the model. All new modifications by Michael Pook.

FS2004/FSX Vought VE-7 - 1917 The Vought VE-7 Bluebird was an early biplane of the United States. First flying in 1917, it was designed as a 2-seat trainer for the United States Army, then adopted by the United States Navy as its very first fighter aircraft. In 1922, a VE-7 became the first plane to take off from an American aircraft carrier. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub.

FSX Macchi C.205 package. The Veltro was derived from the C.202 Folgore with the installation of a german Daimler-Benz 605 serie engine. Fast, manouvrable, reliable, it had comparable performances with the Bf109G series. Served mostly in the mediterranean theatre 1943-44. Top speed of 640 km/h at 5600 m, Climb to 2000 m in 1'28'', to 6000 m in 5'55''. Armament was of 2x12.7mm nose section plus 2x 20mm in the wings. Gmax model Features highly detailed historical virtual cockpit with full military equipment, high resolution gauge textures, fully functional and clickable VC cockpit controls via custom XML gauges and XML animations. Multi-lod and accurate flight dynamics included. Corrado La Posta