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Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base Vietnam, 1969 Scenery. An
upgraded model of Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base as it appeared
in early 1969. Huge by Thai airbase standards, Udorn was the
home of the USAF’s 432nd Tactical Reconnaissance/Fighter Wing
(one of the outstanding combat units of the Vietnam War). Udorn
was also the headquarters of the 56th Special Operations Wing
(Air America). Secretly owned by the CIA, Air America conducted
covert operations in Laos. The sprawling Air America complex
occupied much of the southern part of Udorn. Requires the trees_v3.zip
object library by Gerrish Gray (here).
George Knowles. 2.7MB |
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Salvador Bahia Brazil.
A full & realistic rendition of this area & includes
Elourinho, Pituba, Barra, Ribeira and others. By Fabio Gomes.
7.1MB |
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Warrington Flying Club Scenery located in Bucks County, PA.
This scenery is for the Warrington Flying Club online. Unzip
the folder and put the files in that is in the scenery foler
into your addon scenery folder same goes with the textures.And
put that big scenry music file in you addon scenery not in the
scenery or textur file. Thank you Alex Mayes for making the
new taxi ways and I add the hangers Warrington Flying Club .
Clinton Noragong. 6.7MB |
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Binh Thuy Airfield Vietnam late 60's Scenery.
A model of Binh Thuy Airfield as it appeared in the late 1960's
at the height of the Vietnam War. Binh Thuy was a major airbase
in the Mekong Delta about 7 miles northwest of Cantho. It was
the home of the 632nd Combat Support Group. There is a modern
airport (Tra Noc) at the same location in FS 2002. The airport
code for Tra Noc is VVCT, whereas the code for Binh Thuy was
VVBT. This scenery was designed for FS 2002 but it should work
in FS 2004. George Knowles. 521K |
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Alps Mesh - Switzerland & France High-quality mesh
NOT primarily based on the Shuttle Radar (SRTM) data with
their incomplete coverage of prominent peaks and ridges. Instead,
sources are detailed topographic maps processed by Jonathan
de Ferranti and compiled for FS at LOD10 (38m) by Holger Sandmann.
Also included are LOD9 and LO8 buffer mesh files. Fully compatible
with FS2002. 51.2MB Filename: alpsw_fe.zip
See update
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Alps Mesh - Austria and Italy High-quality
mesh NOT primarily based on the Shuttle Radar (SRTM) data with
their incomplete coverage of prominent peaks and ridges. Instead,
sources are detailed topographic maps processed by Jonathan
de Ferranti and compiled for FS at LOD10 (38m) by Holger Sandmann.
Also included are LOD9 and LO8 buffer mesh files. Fully compatible
with FS2002. 75MB |
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Project Hawaii Collection. Project
Hawaii is a collection of all the best freeware Airports, Scenery,
Meshes, AI aircraft, AI flightplans, Sectional Charts and SIDs/STARs
and more. I take no credit whatsoever for creating any of this
scenery, I merely gathered it all together and created this
install file so that you dont have to spend hours installing
all the files! See readme for full credits. Compiled by Fraser
Buffini. 78.6MB |
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Binh Thuy Airfield , Vietnam, 1970 Scenery.
This 1970 version of my Binh Thuy Airfield scenery depicts the
base after the US Navy's Task Force 116 established its headquarters
there. In addition to a large fleet of river patrol boats, the
Navy's riverine force at Binh Thuy included a detachment of
helicopter gunships and a flight of OV-10A attack aircraft.
NOTE: A few days ago, I posted a 1960s version of Binh Thuy
AF. It depicts the base as it was prior to construction of the
extensive naval facility. There is a modern airport (Tra Noc)
at the same location in FS 2002. The airport code for Tra Noc
is VVCT, whereas the code for Binh Thuy was VVBT. This scenery
was designed for FS 2002 but it should work in FS 2004. George
Knowles. 550K |
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Can Tho Army Airfield, Vietnam 1969.
A model of Can Tho Army Airfield as it appeared in 1969 at the
height of the Vietnam War. Can Tho was a major airbase in the
Mekong Delta about 4 miles southeast of Binh Tuy AB and 3 miles
northwest of the city of Cantho. It was the home of the US Army's
13th Aviation Batallion. There airport code for Can Tho Army
Airfield was VVCT. That code is now assigned to Tra Noc airport.
This scenery was designed for FS 2002 but it should work in
FS 2004. George Knowles. 580K |
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