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Hi. my name is Peter Inglis and I have been passionate about flight sims since I first played Flight Simulator 1 on my Apple ][ in 1981!
Flying Flight Simulator 1 on my Apple ][ in 1981In 1998 I created MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum with 4 pages where I enthused about my current favourite sims. I quickly realised that the history of our hobby hadn't been documented, and so today the museum has grown to 10's of thousands of pages to fill that void. I've also promoted flight simulation in the gaming press and mainstream media: MiGMan in the Press.
The most popular topics are linked at the top of each page, or you can dive into the search facility, whic also lists ALL the main indexes! Maybe you'd care to share your fondest flight sim memories by emailing me at migman@migman.com?
If you are excited about the history of Flight Simulation consider contributing via my Patreon page, where I also post all the latest updates.
Thank you and enjoy the Museum!
Peter 'MiGMan' Inglis.- Mission Statement
- Encourage and develop interest in Flight Sims.
- Preserve the history of Computer Flight Simulation.
- Celebrate human creativity in related fields.
How do I do this?
- Curate Virtual Museum Exhibits
- Curate Physical Museum Exhibits (Watch this space in 2019)
- Creating Videos
- A physical collection of historic software and hardware.
- Homepage Video
- About me
Hi, my name is Peter Inglis, aka "MiGMan".
More than 25 years ago I created the Flight Sim Museum, creating virtual museum exhibits and continue overseeing it's growth.
During that time I've seen many incredible changes in software environments, hardware platforms and communication speed and breadth brought about by the internet.
Teaching | Performing | CuratingWhen I'm not teaching Masterwork painting in the Australian outback, I'll be playing 400 years of Western Music, writing books or curating the Museum.
- A very brief history of Flight (Simulation!) MiGMan: Press Video
A short promo for the Flight Sim Museum which I put together in 2006. I also composed the music. It goes from the Wright Brothers to an F/A-18E Superhornet and features a few of my favourite flight sims. - The MiGMan Fanfare Homepage MiGMan: Press Video
I composed this fanfare in 2006 to promote a proposed Television series. "MiGMan Fanfare" (c) 2006 Peter Inglis. All rights reserved.
MiGMan on the ABC Homepage MiGMan: Press
MiGMan on the ABC MiGMan: Press MiGMan: Combat Diary
Peter "MiGMan" Inglis gave a Flight Sim Masterclass on the November 14th 2006 episode of ABC TV's 'Good Game'.
Apple ][ MiGMan: Cockpit
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MiG-Pit Mk I Homepage MiGMan: Cockpit
I used to fly in my own home-built own cockpit. It was programmable if you had a day or so to spare!
486 MiGMan: Cockpit
MiGMan on the development of flight sims and personal computers. History Hardware: Historic
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Commissioned by PC Powerplay to write a six page feature article: "MiGMan's Guide to MechCommander" for the November 1998 issue.- Pentium 233 MiGMan: Cockpit
- Kenji Takeda MiGMan: Press
"The team at MiGMan's have done a fantastic job cataloging the history of desktop flight simulation. As well as the exhibits, there are a host of combat flying tips, links and resources. We owe them a great many thanks for all their combined efforts, helping us to remember the heritage of this ever-expanding hobby."
Kenji Takeda, 1999
Lecturer in the Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics Research Group in the School of Engineering Sciences at the University of Southampton, UK. - MiGMan: Press
"Some sites aspire to be comprehensive; once achieved, they aspire to be MiGMan's."
Jim Dattilo, Computer Simulations Guide at about.com who in October 1999 awarded www.migman.com "Site of the Month". 
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Commissioned by PC Powerplay to write "A History of Flight Sims", a 6 page feature article in the March 1999 issue.- Boeing MiGMan: Press
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Used wih permission, my images of F/A-18 operations in lectures. - NASA MiGMan: Press
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Used wih permission, my images of F/A-18 operations in lectures. - US NAS Paxutent River MiGMan: Press
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Used wih permission, my images of F/A-18 carrier landings in lectures. 
Celeron 466 MiGMan: Cockpit
MiGMan: Press" Flight simulation fanatics should bookmark this site now!"
... said Kevin Cheung in the May 26th, 2001 edition of the Sydney Morning Herald.
MiGMan: PressBy allowing gamers to add their own planes, landscape and missions, Microsoft's CFS2 remains popular. ... Creating "add-on" aircraft and missions isn't a new phenomenon.
"Fans have been hacking into the code - sometimes with the blessing of the publisher - for a long time," says Peter Inglis of Sydney, Australia, who is in charge of the MiGMan's Flight Simulation museum, a Web site that has cataloged about 200 flight simulators from the past 20 years. In the 1990s, he said, Flight Sim fans wormed their way into Chuck Yeager's Air Combat and Jane's U.S. Navy Fighter games to fly airplanes that only the computer was designed to pilot.
Inglis, a musician by trade, says that someone leaked the code to Microprose's Falcon 4 in the late 1990s, allowing dozens of people to create patches - pieces of software that fix bugs in games - and additional missions.
Article by By Kevin Washington.- Pentium 166 Laptop MiGMan: Cockpit
Computer Pilot MiGMan: Press
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Commissioned by Computer Pilot to write "A Brief History of Flight Sims", a 6 page feature article which was an entertaining time travel piece revealing the fun of combat flight sims through personal anecdotes. July 2002 issue.- What is the optimal multi-monitor configuration? MiGMan: Cockpit Multi Monitor Display
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PC PIlot MiGMan: Press
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Commissioned by PC Pilot to write a review of "Avro Vulcan for Microsoft Combat Flight Sim 2" in issue 22, April 2003.
PC PIlot MiGMan: Press
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Commissioned by PC Pilot o write a review of "FS Falcon" for issue 23, June 2003.
MiGMan, keynote speaker at the first Australian Flight Sim Expo on August 28th, 2004 MiGMan: Press
article updated: 2019-11-20
11:30 a.m. - Peter 'MiGMan' Inglis - Flight Simulation Historian : 'History of Public Flight Simulations' ... presented in my usual inimitable style, with plenty of video examples from the golden oldies.
AMD 2100 Thrustmaster Microsoft HOTAS Cougar MiGMan: Cockpit
org: Thrustmaster org: Microsoft- Keynote Speaker. MiGMan: Press Video
I was keynote speaker at Australia's first ever Flight Sim Expo, held in the old Ansett terminal at Kingsford Smith International Airport, Sydney. Guest speakers included Flt. Lt. Tom 'Houch' Gleeson, RAAF F/A18 Hornet Pilot and defence simulation specialist, who spoke on 'Simulation and Defence.
MiGMan on the ABC MiGMan: Press Video MiGMan: Combat Diary Interview
MiGMan on the ABC
21/10/19 - audio restored! || 26 mb wmv file. It should play in your browser, or you can download it. At YouTube they disable all the sound because the video contains about 15 seconds of 'Danger Zone' from Top Gun... even though that was a licensed usage.- Lock On: Modern Air Combat MiGMan: Press Video MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2003
Teaser for an Air Combat drama series which didn't make it into production. Script, production, editing and original music (c) 2007 by Peter Inglis.
Lock On Modern Air Combat game engine used with permission of Ubisoft Australia. - Department of Education and Training Victoria MiGMan: Press
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Used wih permission, images of flight simulation for a high school science textbook. 
(pdf) Peter Inglis' submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Inquiry into Australian Defence Force Regional Air Superiority, 2006. MiGMan MiGMan: Press Publication pdf
MiGMan (Peter Inglis)'s submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Inquiry into Australian Defence Force Regional Air Superiority, 2006. MiGMan MiGMan: Press Publication
"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"
- Juvenal 1C CE. (Who watches the Watchmen?)
Comparison of F-111 and F-35 MiGMan Aircraft Comparison MiGMan: Press
Table based comparison of the F-111 Aardvark, and it's proposed replacement, the F-35 JSF.
Pentium 4 HOTAS Cougar MiGMan: Cockpit
Lenovo 560 HOTAS Cougar MiGMan: Cockpit
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In this 60 second video (made in 2006) I introduce you to the spectacle and drama of flight simulation.
Soundtrack: "MiGMan Fanfare" composed by Peter Inglis.
Virtual Pilot | Video editing: Peter Inglis.- Physical Collection
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year: 1980 - 3-D Helicopter Simulator The Sierra Chest Fan Site Link
year: 1987 org: The Sierra Chest 
421C Golden Eagle Flight One 421 Exhibit Civil Add-on Art: Box
year: 2002 org: Flight One
Adds the Cessna 421C Golden Eagle to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002.
727 Professional Just Flight Captain Sim 727 Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2003 org: Just Flight org: Captain Sim
727-100/200 in one of four versions with a total of 29 different liveries.
747 200-300 series Just Flight 747 Exhibit Civil Add-on Art: Box
year: 2003 org: Just Flight
Microsoft Flight Sim 2004, Flight Sim X.
747 200-300 series Just Flight 747 Image Gallery Art: Box
year: 2003 org: Just Flight
757 Captain Just Flight Captain Sim 757 Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2003 org: Just Flight org: Captain Sim
200, 300 and freighter variants with an impressive selection of different airline liveries and different engine variants for MSFS 2004 and FSX.
757 Captain Just Flight Captain Sim 757 Image Gallery Art: Box
year: 2003 org: Just Flight org: Captain Sim
200, 300 and freighter variants with an impressive selection of different airline liveries and different engine variants for MSFS 2004 and FSX.- #gid=0&range=A5
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- A-10 Cuba Activision Link Official Site Publisher
year: 1996 org: Activision - A-10 Cuba Link
year: 1996 - A-10 Cuba Steve's HOG HEAVEN Link
year: 1996
Steve's HOG HEAVEN is an amazing resource for this sim. It has new sounds, printable maps - very detailed - manuals - everything you need. (Thanks to Frankie Kam!) Formerly at http://members.aol.com/russillosm/a10.phpl - A-10 Cuba Activision's A-10 Cuba site Link
year: 1996
(Thanks to Frankie Kam!) Formerly at www.activision.com/games/a10cuba - A-10 Tank Killer Sierra
year: 1989 org: Sierra - A-10 Tank Killer The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
year: 1989 org: The Sierra Chest - A-10 Tank Killer v1.5 The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
year: 1989 org: The Sierra Chest 
A-10 Warthog Video
year: 1999
A-10 Warthog Ordnance
year: 1999
A320 Airbus Exhibit Add-on Civil Art: Box
year: 1992Rob Bomber Henderson remembers: "A320 AIRBUS by Thallion : This was bar far the most complex civilian flight sim I flew on the Amiga. It was developed in conjunction with the airline LUFTHANSA of Germany. The sim came with a huge manual, a massive "notepad" containing Jeppessen airfield approach charts for almost every controlled airfield in Central Europe, and 4 high level navigation charts, and a massive poster of a real A320 cockpit."
A320 Pilot in Command Just Flight Exhibit Add-on Civil
year: 2003 org: Just Flight
Host - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 | It added the A-320 Airbus to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 and a much more extensive avionics suite.- A320 Pilot in Command Press
year: 2003Publisher's blurb
"Developed and tested by an active Airbus pilot, Pilot in Command again gives simmers the meticulously detailed panels, the true-to-life Flight Management Computer (called the Flight Management and Guidance Computer in Airbus-speak) and dozens of nerve-wracking malfunction simulations that earned multiple industry awards for 767 Pilot in Command."
Features
- Active 3d cockpit
- Complete cabin navigation
- Interior turbulence and turning effects
- Multiple monitor display � with just one pc!
- Makes it possible to display the active 3D panel on your main monitor and drag Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFIS) screens to supplementary machines for quicker access and/or better readability. User preferences can be saved for future use.
- Realistic Fly-By-Wire simulation
- Aircraft system and panel features
LIVERIES - A320 Pilot in Command comes with a full range of liveries from the world�s favourite carriers.
MANUAL - The electronic documentation provides a flight training manual, flight checklists, flight procedures, and detailed descriptions of the aircraft systems and flight instruments.
A320 Pilot in Command Press
year: 2003
A320 Professional Exhibit Add-on Civil Art: Box
year: 2003
A340 500-600 Exhibit Add-on Civil Art: Box
year: 2006
Aces High Hi Tech Creations Exhibit Combat
year: 2002 org: Hi Tech Creations- Aces High Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002
USA: B-17G B-26B , C-47A, F4U-1, F4U-1C, F4U-1D, Spitfire MkIX, F4U-4, F6F-5, P-38L, P-47D-11, P-47D-25, P-47D-30, P-51B, P51D Mustang, TBM-3 | British: Hurricane IIC, Hurricane IID, Lancaster III, Mosquito Mk VI, Seafire IIC,Spitfire V, Tempest V, Typhoon | German: Ar 234B, Bf 109F-4, Bf 109G-10, Bf109G-2, Bf 109G-6, Fw 190A-5, Fw 190A-8, Fw 190D-9, Fw 190F-8, Ju 88A-4, Me262 | Italian: C.202, C.205, Ta 152H | Japanese: A6M5b, Ki-61-I-KAIc, N1K2-J | Russian: IL-2 Type 3, La-5FN, La-7, Yak-9T, Yak-9U 
Aces of the Pacific Sierra Pacific Exhibit Combat
year: 1992 org: Sierra
Part of the most complex and popular World War II sim series of the early 1990s.- Aces of the Pacific The Sierra Chest Fan Site Link
year: 1992 org: The Sierra Chest - Aces of the Pacific WWII: 1946 The Sierra Chest Pacific Fan Site Link
org: The Sierra Chest 
Aces over Europe Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 1993
The most complex and popular World War II sim of 1992.- Aces over Europe The Sierra Chest Fan Site Link
year: 1993 org: The Sierra Chest - Aces: The Complete Collector's Edition The Sierra Chest Fan Site Link
org: The Sierra Chest 
Acrojet Microsoft Microprose Exhibit Civil
year: 1985 org: Microsoft org: Microprose
Acro Jet was released in 1985 on the Sinclair Spectrum.- Add it Pro ByteForge Joseph Stearns Exhibit Add-on Civil
year: 2004 org: ByteForge org: Joseph Stearns - Add it Pro
year: 2004 
Advanced Tactical Fighters Exhibit Combat
year: 1996
Advanced Tactical Fighters was the sequel to Marine Fighters, and third in the series. It introduced stealth and vectored thrust aircraft. I remember the first time I booted it up on my 486 DX-66. I leapt into the Grumman X-31 and headed for the clouds. For a while I was convinced there was something wrong with the program because this aircraft just seemed too fast!
MiGMan thanks Cajun Hawk for his ATF pictures which helped to kick off this museum back in 1998, when it was only about 6 pages in total !- Advanced Tactical Fighters Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 1996 article updated: 2019-11-21
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Advanced Tactical Fighters Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1996
ASTOVL - the proposed Joint Strike Fighter. | B-2B Stealth Bomber | F22 Lightning | F-117A Stealth Fighter | Dassault Rafale | X-29 by Grumman | X-31 by Grumman.- Advanced Tactical Fighters Easter Eggs
year: 1996
Advanced Tactical Fighters Anthony Garrison's ATF missions Downloads Campaign Mission
year: 1996
Aero Fighters Assault Video System Co. Ltd. Paradigm Exhibit Combat
year: 1997 org: Video System Co. Ltd. org: Paradigm
AeroFighters Assault was developed by Paradigm Entertainment and published by Video System Co. Ltd. for the Nintendo in 1997. It was released in Japan as Sonic Wings Assault.
Aerofly FS 2 IPACS Exhibit Civil
year: 2017 org: IPACS- Aerofly FS 2 Key Commands pdf Link
year: 2017 - Aerofly FS 2 Manual Link
year: 2017 - Aerofly FS 2 Video
year: 2017 article updated: 2019-10-03 - Aerofly FS 2 Link Official Site
year: 2017 - Aerofly FS 2 Multi Monitor Link
year: 2017 - Aero-Products Flight Simulator Exhibit Civil
year: 1965 - #gid=0&range=A5
- Aerowinx Exhibit Civil
African Safari Scenery Abacus Africa Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2000 org: Abacus
Adds aircraft, scenery and ANIMALS to Microsoft Flight Simulator 98.
Afterburner Artwork & Packaging
year: 1988
Afterburner Francisco de Campos' Afterburner shrine
year: 1988
Afterburner Interface
year: 1988
Afterburner Interface
year: 1988
Afterburner Scenery
year: 1988
Afterburner Scenery
year: 1988
Afterburner Interface
year: 1988
AH-3 Thunderstrike Artwork & Packaging
year: 1993- Air Bucks Exhibit Civil
year: 1991 
Air Combat Classics LucasArts Exhibit Combat
year: 1993 org: LucasArts
Air Combat Classics is a collection of absolute classic flight sims from LucasArts released in 1993. It contained: Battlehawks 1942 | Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe | Their Finest Hour (Battle of Britain).
Air Combat Yugekioh II Campaign
year: 1990
Air Combat Yugekioh II Cockpit Avionics
year: 1990
The cockpit consists of a HUD and two MFDs, the left MFD for a omnidirectional RADAR and an automatic target tracking camera, the center MFD for a map. MI-C.A.D.O. has two rail guns as internal weapons and can carry AAMs and AGMs as external ordnance. In reconnaissance missions it can carry a camera.- Air Combat Yugekioh II Interface
year: 1990 - Air Hauler Just Flight Exhibit Add-on Civil
year: 2009 org: Just Flight - Air Manager Sim Innovations
article pub: 2019 org: Sim Innovations
"Air Manager is an application which allows you to create your own 2D flight simulator panels. You can run it on the same computer as your flight simulator, or on a seperate computer. It will automatically connect to your X-plane, FSX or Prepar3d flight simulator on your local network." - Air Manager Sim Innovations MiGMan: Curated Video list
article pub: 2019 org: Sim Innovations 
Air Missions: HIND Exhibit Combat Helicopter
year: 2016
Mi-24 Hind- Air Missions: HIND Mi-24 Hind Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2016 - Air Missions: HIND Mi-24 Hind Link Video
year: 2016 
Air Power Rowan Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 1995 org: Rowan
Similar in style to the 2000 sim Crimson Skies, Air Power was a sim set in a fictitious land and set your colourful planes against zeppelins and other nasties!
Air Power Cold War Just Flight Alphasim Exhibit Combat Add-on
host sim: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 year: 2000 org: Just Flight org: Alphasim
Containing 29 aircraft, scenery and missions for Microsoft Flight Sim 2002, it was great value at the time of it's release.
Air Power Cold War Aircraft: Flyable NATO Warsaw Pact
year: 2000 article updated: 2019-11-28
Air Power Cold War United Kingdom Airport: Gibraltar 15 minutes of fun
host sim: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 year: 2000
Here's a fun mission that takes only 15 minutes to fly using Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002. You can fly the whole mission with one eye on the compass heading and one eye (and your camera) out the cockpit window. The leg between B and C is through some winding valleys and will test your nerve at 200 feet! Don't forget to turn Terrain Mesh complexity to 100 %.
Air Power Cold War Installation
year: 2000
In general the aircraft worked in FS 2002 (apart from minor issues), the sceneries should be deactivated due to flickering. Unless you don't mind flickering!
Air Power Cold War System requirements
year: 2000
Air Power Cold War Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2000
Air Power Cold War Just Flight Alphasim People
year: 2000 org: Just Flight org: Alphasim
Air Power Cold War Cockpit Virtual Cockpit
year: 2000
All of the cockpits have Autopilot and Navigation consoles which are available by pressing ' shift-2 ' and ' shift-4 '. I found the autopilot window could be undocked and moved to a second monitor with very little impact on frame rate. Some also have a Horizontal Situation Indicator, and the B-45C Tornado has altimeter, airspeed and rate of climb as well.
Air Power Cold War Cockpit Virtual Cockpit
year: 2000
Fixed cockpits in most sims are great for instrument flying but don't really enable you to simulate real visual flight conditions, where most of the time the pilot's head and attention is out of the cockpit. Using the virtual cockpit with the HUD display gives a much better 'simulation' of the visual flying experience.
Air Power Cold War Link
year: 2000
Air Power Cold War Aircraft: Flyable NATO
year: 2000
Avro Shackleton MR.3, Avro Vulcan B.1, B-36B Peacemaker, B-45C Tornado, B-47E Stratojet, Boeing B-52F Stratofortress, Dassault Mirage IVA, De Havilland Vampire T.11, De Havilland Venom, English Electric Canberra B.2, North American F-86K Sabre, F-100D Super Sabre, McDonnell F-101A Voodoo, F-102A Delta Dagger, Lockheed F-104S Starfighter, Gloster Javelin Mk.5, Gloster Meteor F.Mk.8, Handley-Page Victor B.Mk.1, Hawker Hunter F.6, Hawker Hunter T.7, P-3A Orion, Vickers Valiant B.Mk.1
Air Power Cold War Aircraft: Flyable Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
Ilyushin IL-28 Beagle, MiG-15 'Fagot', Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-19S 'FARMER', Sukhoi Su-11 'FISHPOT-C', Tupolev Tu-142 'BEAR-F', Tupolev Tu-16 Badger, Tupolev Tu-142 Bear, Yakovlev Yak-28P FIREBAR
Air Power Cold War MiGMan: Combat Diary Navigation
year: 2000
A low level visual navigation exercise in Japan. I used pilot's ONC and the mission took about 20 minutes to fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002.
Air Power Cold War Campaign NATO
year: 2000
Chuck Yeager's Air Combat is remembered as a classic sim from the early 1990's. Would it cut the mustard today?
Well... no! The graphics are primitive, the cockpits basic, scripted missions limited in number and scope.
The attraction was in playing the same missions over and over, a quick air combat fix and never exactly the same twice.
So, 10 years on - what are we to do? Track down a copy of Chuck Yeager's Air Combat or do we move on?
Let's move on - at least to 1998, to Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator (1998). In that sim, straightforward, scripted missions provided hours of fun in the WW2 European theatre but unfortunately stopped short of the jet era - the 1950's.
This is where Air Power: The Cold War (2000) fits the bill with it's 20 missions and 30 flyable aircraft! The missions are minimalistic, straight to the point and guaranteed fun in a 5 minute time slot.
Air Power Cold War 1 Mission NATO
year: 2000A trio of 'Bears' are overflying your UK base at high altitude - can you get up there in time to bring them down before they unload their deadly cargo ? Beware - these Bears have friends.
Air Power Cold War 1 MiGMan: Combat Diary NATO
year: 2000
The Cold War has turned hot and we're in the thick of it. Use your rockets by pressing '3' or 'ctrl-3' for a fused rocket. One or 2 near misses will bring down a Bear, and a MiG too if you're lucky.
Air Power Cold War 2 Mission NATO
year: 2000A group of IL-28 'Beagles' have slipped under the radar and are bearing down on your airbase. Your colleagues are just taking off and are vunerable - only you are in the air and able to fight off the enemy.
Air Power Cold War 3 Mission NATO
year: 2000A damaged B-47 is under attack from a group of MiG-15s. Only one of the MiGs is assigned to finish off the bomber, but all the others are after you ! Save the bomber by destroying the one MiG, then polish off the rest with your wingman.
Air Power Cold War 4 Mission NATO
year: 2000A unit of V-Bombers is high over the Channel on its way to attack an East German airfield. Your 4 Gloster Javelins must fight off the attacking MiGs if they are to be successful.
Air Power Cold War 5 Mission NATO
year: 2000Destroy the fuel depot and nearby convoy.
Air Power Cold War 6 Mission NATO
year: 2000B-45's are high ovehead on their way to attack the enemy. One of their escorts has suffered engine failure and has had to eject. Scramble your Sabre, get up there and replace him before the MiGs pounce !
Air Power Cold War 7 Mission NATO
year: 2000
The classic Korean furball, but this time over Germany - every man for himself !
Air Power Cold War 7 MiGMan: Combat Diary NATO
year: 2000The classic Korean furball, but this time over Germany - every man for himself !Furball is an understatement!
I enjoy playing this mission over and over. Sometimes the dogfight is over in a minute but more often I end up at wave-top level with one MiG in front and another somewhere behind!
Air Power Cold War 8 Mission NATO
year: 2000Your Shackleton may be outdated, but it has two 20mm cannons up front, ideal for strafing ground targets. Use them to good effect on the Soviet submarine which is stuck on the surface off the German coast. Watch out for the armed patrol boat escort.
Air Power Cold War 8 Mission NATO
year: 2000
Taking off and using the autopilot - Shift 2 - to climb to 10,000 feet while admiring the cockpit was fun. The Engine sounds are great too. The flight to mission area is about 300 miles - about an hour and a half at 200 knots. Unfortunately using 'X' to skip to the next waypoint dumps you directly in front of a small flotilla of patrol boats and the target sub... READ ON
Air Power Cold War 9 Mission NATO
year: 2000A Tu-16 Badger and its crew have decided to defect to the West and are circling your base trying to get permission to land. You and your wingman are escorting the defector and must defend him from the attacking MiGs who will do anything to shoot down their erstwhile comrade.
Air Power Cold War 9 MiGMan: Combat Diary NATO
year: 2000A Tu-16 Badger and its crew have decided to defect to the West and are circling your base trying to get permission to land. You and your wingman are escorting the defector and must defend him from the attacking MiGs who will do anything to shoot down their erstwhile comrade. He he - those MiG-19 's are pretty good, and determined to down their defecting comrade. Not once have I managed to protect the Tupolev Tu-16 Badger, but , not to worry, the dogfighting is excellent!
Air Power Cold War 10 Mission NATO
year: 2000Intelligence reports indicate that the Soviets are arming some bombers with nuclear weapons which will be used against NATO targets. Only your F-100 has been able to penetrate the defences. Destroy the bombers as they take off with your guns and rockets and then escape Westwards if you can, but beware - these Badgers are no easy game !
Air Power Cold War 10 MiGMan: Combat Diary NATO
year: 2000Intelligence reports indicate that the Soviets are arming some bombers with nuclear weapons which will be used against NATO targets. Only your F-100 has been able to penetrate the defences. Destroy the bombers as they take off with your guns and rockets and then escape Westwards if you can, but beware - these Badgers are no easy game !Those Tupolev Tu-16 Badger 's are deadly shots with the tail gun. I was shot to pieces several times before I managed to nail one. At least the MiG-19's which turn up only have forward facing cannon!
Finally, after disposing of the Tupelov's and MiG I headed home on 'warp drive' - and about 105 miles from home ran out of gas!
Fortunately I was 3 miles out from an airstrip and managed to 'dead stick' it in.
A fun mission.
Air Power Cold War Campaign Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
The missions are minimalistic, straight to the point and guaranteed fun in a 5 minute time slot.
Air Power Cold War 1 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
"Protect the bombers and destroy the fighters. "
Air Power Cold War 1 MiGMan: Combat Diary Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
It's a tough job protecting those Bears against the Hawker Hunter F.6's of R.A.F. Woodbridge. If you do clear the air don't try and land at R.A.F. Woodbridge or you'll get a most unfriendly reception from the AAA! Since there are no waypoints leading home I decided to 'defect' and land at the deserted base a few miles South.
Air Power Cold War 2 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
Air Power Cold War 3 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
Air Power Cold War 3 MiGMan: Combat Diary Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
There is no airbase at the last waypoint. I flew a circular search pattern until I ran out of fuel and had to bail out.
Air Power Cold War 4 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
Air Power Cold War 5 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
"Destroy all the Vampires. "
Air Power Cold War 6 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
"Destroy 5 all bombers and at least one Sabre."
Air Power Cold War 7 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
"Kill at least 2 Sabres. "
Air Power Cold War 8 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
" Sink 2 ships and shoot down the enemy fighter. "
Air Power Cold War 9 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
"Destroy the Tu-16 and at least 2 Escorts. "
Air Power Cold War 10 Mission Warsaw Pact
year: 2000
"Destroy the attacking aircraft. "
Air Power Cold War R.A.F. Woodbridge Scenery
year: 2000
R.A.F. Woodbridge appears in Microsoft Combat Flight Sim when you install Air Power: The Cold War.
Air Power Cold War E.G.A.F. Scholdmow (believed to be fictional) Scenery
year: 2000
E.G.A.F. Scholdmow appears in Microsoft Combat Flight Sim when you install Air Power: The Cold War.- #gid=0&range=A5
Air Strike USA Digital Integration USA Exhibit Combat Art: Box
year: 1985 org: Digital Integration
Air Strike USA was published by Digital Integration and released on on the PC in 1985. Really an arcade game rather than a flight simulator it is mainly of interest because the Publisher / Design Team Digital Integration went on to produce some of the finest PC Flight Sims ever to grace screens worldwide. From humble origins....
Air Support Psygnosis Scott "Zuma" Wolf Exhibit Combat Art: Box
year: 1992 org: Psygnosis
"Don't be misled by its title and the illustration of twin Tornado ADVs soaring across the cover of Psygnosis' latest battle-in-a-box. Air Support is not a screaming, seat-of-the-pants combat flight simulator, It's more like a tedious, and less enjoyable version of their own previous release Armour-Geddon. "
Air Warrior (Public Domain) Exhibit Combat Art: Box
year: 1990
Air Warrior was introduced to the gaming public as a free - public domain - piece of software which could be downloaded and played in practice mode at home. You then logged on to a dedicated server in your city via modem and played in a virtual war.
Air Warrior SVGA Exhibit Combat
year: 1992
Air Warrior SVGA Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1992
Air Warrior III Exhibit Combat Art: Box
year: 1998
Air Warrior 3, released in 1998 is a popular on-line World War 2 Air Combat sim running in Windows '95 and '98.
Air Warrior II Exhibit Combat Art: Box
year: 1997
Air-Sea Battle Atari Atari Exhibit Combat Art: Box
year: 1977 org: Atari org: Atari
A scrolling game from the 1970's.
Air-Sea Battle pdf Atari Atari Guide Manual
year: 1977 org: Atari org: Atari
A scrolling game from the 1970's.
Airbus 2000 Exhibit Add-on Civil Art: Box
year: 2000
Airbus Collection Just Flight Commercial Level Simulations Exhibit Add-on Civil
year: 2006 org: Just Flight org: Commercial Level Simulations
"A collection of Airbus' heavies from the "F-Lite" series, for those who want to get straight into the left seat and fly." (pub. info)
Airbus Collection Just Flight Commercial Level Simulations Image Gallery
year: 2006 org: Just Flight org: Commercial Level Simulations
Airbus Collection Just Flight Commercial Level Simulations Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2006 org: Just Flight org: Commercial Level Simulations
Airbus Collection Just Flight Commercial Level Simulations
year: 2006 org: Just Flight org: Commercial Level Simulations
Airbus Collection Just Flight Commercial Level Simulations System requirements
year: 2006 org: Just Flight org: Commercial Level Simulations
Airbus Collection Just Flight Commercial Level Simulations Press
year: 2006 org: Just Flight org: Commercial Level Simulations
Airbus Series Vol. 1 Just Flight Feel There Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2007 org: Just Flight org: Feel There
The A318, A319, A320 and A321 are operated by airlines across the globe.
Airbus Series Vol. 1 Just Flight Feel There Image Gallery
year: 2007 org: Just Flight org: Feel There
Aircraft and Adventure Factory Mallard Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 1992 org: Mallard
Aircraft and Adventure Factory Artwork & Packaging
year: 1992
Aircraft and Adventure Factory Art: Box
year: 1992
Aircraft Animator Abacus Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2000 org: Abacus
It took aircraft from Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 and added moving parts such as landing gear and propellor blades.- Aircraft Animator
year: 2000 - Aircraft Factory 99 Abacus Laemming Wheeler Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 1999 org: Abacus org: Laemming Wheeler - Aircraft Factory 99 Abacus Laemming Wheeler Press
year: 1999 org: Abacus org: Laemming Wheeler
" This brand new 747-430 cost Lufthansa about $175 million to build. But you can build your own 747-430 for only $59.95 with Aircraft Factory 99.
You'll save about $ 174,999,940.05."
From Aircraft Factory 99. 
Airfix Dogfighter Paradox Entertainment UDS Exhibit Combat
year: 2000 org: Paradox Entertainment org: UDS
Airfix Dogfighter MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2000 article pub: 2001
Airfix Dogfighter Key Commands
year: 2000
Airfix Dogfighter Interface
year: 2000
Airfix Dogfighter Press
year: 2000
AirForce Delta Storm Konami Konami Exhibit Combat
year: 2001 org: Konami org: Konami- Airline Adventures Civil WIP Add-on
- Apollo 18 Under maintenance Combat WIP Civil
ARMA Bohemia Exhibit Combat
year: 2001 org: Bohemia- Around the World Abacus Exhibit Add-on Civil
year: 1999 org: Abacus
Adds Amelia Aerhar's aircraft - the Lockeed Electra - and scenery all along the route of her last, unfinished flight of 1937. - #gid=0&range=A5
- ATF Gold Exhibit Combat
ATF II Digital Integration Exhibit Combat
year: 1990 org: Digital Integration
ATF II Artwork & Packaging Press
year: 1990
Australia Special Edition 98 Peak Interact International Australia Bob 'Wacky Wally' Schroeder Exhibit Add-on Civil Scenery
org: Peak Interact International
Avenger A-10 Spectrum Holobyte Exhibit Combat
year: 1991 org: Spectrum Holobyte
Lars Gramkow Nielsen reported : " From what I've been able to make out, it was supposed to be released after Falcon 3.0, as the second of the Electronic Battlefield Series sims - of which Falcon 3.0 was the first. "
MiGMan's industry sources reported that the main problem was the low altitude rendering of terrain by the graphics engine.
Aviator Acornsoft Geoff Crammond Exhibit Combat
year: 1983 org: Acornsoft org: Geoff Crammond
Avro Vulcan for CFS2 Installation MiGMan: Combat Diary Reviews
year: 2002 article pub: 2003
This is a plane which spent most of its life flying from A to B, dropping a bomb once and then retiring. The Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 version would at least offer a rich environment to fly in. With the radio and air activity in that sim you could at least imagine you were on a Cold War mission of utmost gravity.
Avro Vulcan for CFS2 Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2003
The virtual cockpit gauges function, as I expect them to in 2003, but they are rather blurry and the clarity doesn't improve on zooming in.
Avro Vulcan for CFS2 Mission
year: 2002 article pub: 2003
It's all very well to write a casual, conversational, checklist for a pilot who already knows his GPU from his franistazzit, let alone his Vulcanised franistazzit, but I really feel what's needed is a step by step list, in fact an idiot proof list of operations.
Avro Vulcan for CFS2 Summary
year: 2002 article pub: 2003
I hesitate to criticise a product which has probabably been a labour of love for the developers, and am are especially loath to discourage work on the classic '50's jets - but once a product starts competing for your sim-allowance then it has to measure up. With no missions, dedicated bases, radio communications or working navaids the Vulcan seems very lonely in Microsoft Combat Flight Sim 2.
Avro Vulcan for CFS2 System requirements
year: 2002 article pub: 2003
Avro Vulcan for CFS2 FlightCraft Simulations People
year: 2002 article pub: 2003 org: FlightCraft Simulations- Azores & Madeira Apollo Civil Scenery Add-on
org: Apollo - #gid=0&range=A5
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B-17 Flying Fortress Microprose Artwork & Packaging
year: 1992 article pub: 1998 org: Microprose
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Microprose Wayward Design Exhibit Combat
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microprose org: Wayward Design
B-17 The Mighty Eighth is a single or multiplayer simulation of the B17 Flying Fortress Bomber. You can also fly the escort fighter planes or Luftwaffe interceptors. The design, and some of the team members originate from the classic 1992 sim from Microprose "B17 Flying Fortress.
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Microprose Wayward Design Artwork & Packaging
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microprose org: Wayward Design
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Microprose Wayward Design Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microprose org: Wayward Design
Proposed box cover March 2000 | UK box Art - September 2000.
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Microprose Wayward Design Artwork & Packaging
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microprose org: Wayward Design
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Microprose Wayward Design Aircraft Image Gallery
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microprose org: Wayward Design
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Microprose Wayward Design Environment Image Gallery
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microprose org: Wayward Design
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Microprose Wayward Design Objects Image Gallery
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microprose org: Wayward Design
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Interface Image Gallery
year: 2000 article pub: 2000- B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth System requirements
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 - B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Easter Eggs
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 - B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Link
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 - B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Excerpt from the manual 1.59 meg (supplied to the Flight Sim Museum by Hasbro in 2000) pdf Manual
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 - B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth pdf Guide
year: 2000 article pub: 2000
Walkthrough of the first mission. 
B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Interview with Iain Howe, producer at Wayward Design. Iain Howe
year: 2000 article pub: 2000- B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth People
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 - B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty Eighth Press
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 - B-17 Gunner Infogrames Sudden Storm Interactive Exhibit Combat
year: 2001 org: Infogrames org: Sudden Storm Interactive - #gid=0&range=A5
B-24 Strategic Simulations Inc. Exhibit Combat
year: 1988 org: Strategic Simulations Inc.
B-24 Mission
year: 1988
Back to Baghdad Bob "DeJanitor" Roberts Reviews
year: 1996
Battle for Midway Pacific Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 2000
Adds aircraft and missions, also adds 10 new aircraft designed by Terry Hill.
Battle of Britain (Rowan) Empire Rowan United Kingdom Exhibit Combat
year: 2000 org: Empire org: Rowan
Expectations were high at Xmas 2000. Rowan, the makers of 'Flight of the Intruder' Operation Overlord, Navy Strike and more recently the smash hit 'MiG Alley', released a simulation of the 6 weeks that altered history, when the Royal Air Force fended off the might of the Luftwaffe.
Battle of Britain (Rowan) Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2000
Flyable Aircraft: Spitfire, Hurricane, Messerschmitt Me-109, Messerschmitt Me-110, Ju87 Stuka.
Fly as a gunner in: Junkers Ju-88, Heinkel He-111, Dornier Do-17.
Battle of Britain (Rowan)
year: 2000
Dave Whiteside explains how to tweak the graphics.
Battle of Britain (Talonsoft) United Kingdom Exhibit Combat
year: 1997- Battle of Britain 2: Wings of Victory United Kingdom Exhibit Combat
year: 2005
It features an enhanced graphics engine based on the classic Battle of Britain by Rowan (2000). 
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Just Flight Blue Arrow United Kingdom Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 2001 org: Just Flight org: Blue Arrow
The product is presented as a tribute to the BOBMF and a high standard of production is apparent throughout, from the full colour manual to the recreation of RAF Coningsby and the individual aircraft of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
Battle over Europe Europe Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 2004
Dynamic campaign add-on for IL-2 Forgotten Battles.
Battle over Europe Campaign
year: 2004
Battle over Europe Mod
year: 2004
Battle over Europe Objects
year: 2004
Battle over Europe Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2004
USAF: P-47D-10 (razorback), P-47D-22 (razorback), P-47D-27 (bubbletop), P-51D-5 (bubble top, with reflector gunsight)
German: Bf-109G-6, Bf-109G-6/AS, Bf-109G-6-Late, Bf-109G-10, Bf-109G-14, Bf-109K-4, FW-190A-5, FW-190A-8, FW-190A-9, FW-190D-9, Me-262A-1, Me-262A-2.
Battlehawks 1942 LucasArts Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 1988 org: LucasArts- Beseige Exhibit Mod
article pub: 2019
Adds many aircraft and physics based flight models to 'Beseiged'. - #gid=0&range=A5
Birds of Prey Activision Exhibit Combat
year: 1992 org: Activision
In 1992 16 bit processors had just arrived and we were plunged into an exciting world of flying polygons! The weapons were destructive to any object, no matter what the device or target. I have witnessed a Forger get hit AFTER launching from a carrier by a Mk83 slick released by a B-1B Lancer." Pretty good for a sim that came on ONE floppy disk - 720K !
Birds of Prey
year: 1992
Bae Hawk Mk.66, Bae Harrier Gr.Mk3, Boeing B-52H Stratofortress, Boeing 747-400 Jumbo Jet, Dassault Mirage F.1E, Dassault Rafale-A, Fairchild A-10A Thunderbolt, GD F-111 Aardvark, GD F-16C Falcon, Grumman F-14A+ Tomcat, Grumman X-29, Lockheed C-130H-30 Hercules, Lockheed F-104S Starfighter, Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, Lockheed TR-1A, Lockheed F-117A, McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle, McDonnell Douglas KC-10A Extender, McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A Hornet, NA X-15A, Northrop F-5E Tiger II, Northrop F-20A Tigershark, Northrop B-2, Panavia Tornado F.Mk3, Rockwell B-1B Lancer, SAAB Jas-39 Gripen- Birds of Prey Video
year: 1992 - Birds of Prey Mission
year: 1992 
Birds of Prey Mission
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Flight Model
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Avionics
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Gripes
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Avionics
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Interface
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Interface
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Cockpit
year: 1992- Birds of Prey Navigation
year: 1992 - Birds of Prey Navigation
year: 1992 - Birds of Prey Mission Planning
year: 1992 - Birds of Prey Jeep Tossing Easter Eggs
year: 1992 - Birds of Prey Defecting Easter Eggs
year: 1992 - Birds of Prey Air to Ground
year: 1992 - Birds of Prey Air Refuelling Easter Eggs
year: 1992 
Birds of Prey 2 page magazine ad Press Advertising
year: 1992
Birds of Prey Art: Box Artwork & Packaging
year: 1992- Birds of Prey Link
year: 1992 - #gid=0&range=A5
- Blazing Angels 2: Mission WW2 Exhibit Combat
Interview wih the lead designer Bogdan Bridinel, 2009. - Blazing Angels Secret Missions Ubisoft Exhibit Combat
year: 2007 org: Ubisoft - Blazing Angels Secret Missions Ubisoft Press
year: 2007 org: Ubisoft 
Blazing Angels Squadrons of WWII Exhibit Combat
year: 2006
Blue Max Exhibit Combat
year: 1989- Borderless Gaming I.T. Utility
Remove the borders from windowed games. 
Buzz Aldrin's Race into Space Interplay Fritz Bronner Exhibit Civil
year: 1992 org: Interplay org: Fritz Bronner- #gid=0&range=A5
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Calculator sim Exhibit Civil
Before personal computers were a reality enthusiasts used to program aspects of flight on simpler devices.
Cargo Pilot Just Flight Exhibit Add-on Civil
year: 2006 org: Just Flight
"Enjoy a career as a virtual cargo pilot - feel the pressure as you fight bad weather, with the Black Box watching your every move." - pub info.
Carrier Command Realtime Games Software Rainbird Software Exhibit Combat
year: 1993 org: Realtime Games Software org: Rainbird Software
Carrier Command MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1993- Carrier Command Factoid
year: 1993
This game consisted of 2 files...total size 180 K......not 180 MEG as we are used to today but 180 K. At the risk of labouring the point, 180 K is only 0 .18 MB. That's small, very very small. VERY SMALL. 
Carrier Command Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1993
Carrier Command Image Gallery
year: 1993
Carrier Command Image Gallery
year: 1993
Carrier Command Image Gallery
year: 1993- Carrier Command Realtime Games Software Rainbird Software Video
year: 1993 org: Realtime Games Software org: Rainbird Software 
Check Six Pegasus Japan Exhibit Combat
year: 1993 org: Pegasus Japan
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer Electronic Arts Exhibit Combat
year: 1987 org: Electronic Arts
Flight Instruction, Formation flying, Aerobatics, Pylon racing, this sim had it all! Despite the clunky looking graphics by today's standards, Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer was an ambitious attempt to teach the basics of flight on a personal computer. Edward Lerner developed and programmed it to showcase 14 different flyable aircraft. This exhibit contains AUDIO content.
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer Electronic Arts Civil
year: 1987 org: Electronic Arts
Real aircraft: Bell X-1, Cessna 172, Douglas X-3 Stiletto, General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon, Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet, North American P-51 Mustang, Piper PA-28 Cherokee, Sopwith Camel, SPAD S.XIII, Supermarine Spitfire.
Experimental aircraft: Grace Industries XPG-12 Samurai, Hilleman Ltd. XRH4 MadDog, Lerner Aeronautics XNL-16 Instigator.
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer Electronic Arts Combat
year: 1987 org: Electronic Arts
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer
year: 1987
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer mp3 audio Combat
year: 1987
Chuck Yeager's Air Combat Exhibit Combat
year: 1990
Chuck Yeager's Air Combat was for many people their first exposure to PC flight simulation of any kind and the beginning of a life-long hobby.
Chuck Yeager's Air Combat
year: 1990
World War 2: P-51 Mustang, World War 2: Fw-190, Korean War: F-86 Sabre, Korean War: MiG-15, Vietnam War: F-4 Phantom, Vietnam War: MiG-21 Fishbed.
Classic Airliners 2000 Flight One Exhibit Civil Add-on Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2000 org: Flight One
Flyable aircraft: BAC 1-11, Boeing 707, Boeing 720, Boeing 727, Boeing 737-200, DeHavilland Comet, Douglas DC-3, Douglas C-47, Douglas DC-4, Douglas C-54, Douglas DC-8, Hawker Siddeley Trident, Lockheed L-188 Electra, Sud Aviation Caravelle, Vickers VC-10, Vickers Viscount- Classic Wings 98 Exhibit Civil Add-on Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1998
Turboprops: Lockheed L-188 Electra, Lockheed P-3 Orion, Convair 580 | Twin Propliners: Convair 240, 340, 440 series | Classic Twin Propliners - Douglas DC-3, Dakota C-47 | Jet Airliner: Boeing 757 | Jet Trainer: Aermachhi MB339 | Basic Trainer: DHC-1 Chipmunk | Transport: L-100 and C-130. 
Close Combat Atomic Microsoft Keith Zabalaoui Exhibit Combat
year: 1996 article pub: 1998 article updated: 2019-11-20 org: Atomic org: Microsoft
This was the first game to really factor in morale for your troops, which added a lot of uncertainty to the gameplay. The whole series is undemanding on hardware and an ideal choice for whiling away time on a laptop.
Close Combat II: A Bridge Too Far Atomic Microsoft Keith Zabalaoui Exhibit Combat
year: 1997 article pub: 1998 article updated: 2019-11-20 org: Atomic org: Microsoft
Close Combat III: The Russian Front Atomic Microsoft Keith Zabalaoui Exhibit Combat
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 article updated: 2019-11-20 org: Atomic org: Microsoft
Close Combat IV: Battle of the Bulge Atomic Microsoft Keith Zabalaoui Exhibit Combat
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-11-20 org: Atomic org: Microsoft- #gid=0&range=A5
- Comanche 3 Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 1997 article updated: 2019-11-14
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Combat Aces Just Flight Alphasim Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 2001 org: Just Flight org: Alphasim
Combat Air Patrol Psygnosis Exhibit Combat
year: 2001 org: Psygnosis
"This was a late addition to the long line of flight sims for the Amiga, and it was also one of the best. The whole sim was based on the 1991 Gulf War ( Desert Storm ) and you could take to the skies in either the mighty Grumman F-14A Tomcat or the McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet. "- Combat Air Patrol 2 Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 2017 article updated: 2019-11-14
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Combat Helo Richard Hawley Exhibit Combat Helicopter
year: 2001
Combat Jet Trainer Just Flight Captain Sim Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 2002 org: Just Flight org: Captain Sim
Combat Jet Trainer Artwork & Packaging
year: 2002- Combat Lynx Durell Software Exhibit Combat Helicopter
year: 1984 org: Durell Software
Allowed you to fly the Westland Lynx in a ground Attack role. 
Combat Squadron Abacus Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 2001 org: Abacus
Adds aircraft designed by Terry Hill to Microsoft Combat Flight Sim, Microsoft Combat Flight Sim 2 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000.
Combat Squadron Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2001
B-25C Mitchell (USAAF), Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, Brewster F2A Buffalo, Curtiss P-40-B Tomahawa Chinese AVG, Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless, Douglas TBD-1 Devestator, Grumman F6F5 Hellcat, Grumman TBF-1 Avenger, Grumman F4F Wildcat Lockheed P-38 Lightning, Mitsubishi G4M1 "Betty", Kawanisi N1K1-J George, Kyushu J7W Shinden, Mitubishi A6M5c Reisen, Mitsubishi J2M3 Raiden "Jack", Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero, Mitsubishi KI-30 "Ann", Nakajima KI43-I Oscar
Command and Conquer Exhibit Combat
year: 1995- Command and Conquer: Tiberian Sun Combat
- Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts Exhibit Combat
Conquer the Skies Exhibit Combat Anthology
year: 1997
This collection was published by Microprose in 1997. It contains four of the best ever DOS flight sims: 1942: Pacific Air War, Falcon 3.0, Fleet Defender, Gunship 2000.
Constellation Professional Just Flight Aeroplane Heaven Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2009 org: Just Flight org: Aeroplane Heaven
Corporate Pilot Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2000
Crimson Skies Zipper Microsoft Exhibit Combat
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 article updated: 2019-11-20 org: Zipper org: Microsoft
Set in a parallel universe in 1937, the game sets up a world where the USA is divided into small nations and Air Power rules the day. Jordan Weisner has combined elements of the swashbuckling 1930's pulp fiction hero with, in his words "Air Combat with everything taken out except the fun!".
Crimson Skies Zipper Microsoft Press
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 article updated: 2019-11-20 org: Zipper org: Microsoft
May 2000- CSS CSS Tutorial - w3 schools I.T. Link
Custom Panel Designer Abacus Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2002 org: Abacus- #gid=0&range=A5
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Dam Busters Rob Bomber Henderson Reviews Visitors Book
year: 1985 article pub: 2000
Dam Busters Glenn Campbell Reviews Visitors Book
year: 1985 article pub: 2000
Dam Busters Advertising
year: 1985 article pub: 2009- Dam Busters (2002) Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 2002 - Dangerous Airports Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 1998 - Dark Reign Exhibit Combat
- Dark Reign 2 Exhibit Combat
Dawn of Aces Interactive Entertainment Networks Exhibit Combat
year: 1998 org: Interactive Entertainment Networks
World War I air combat sim optimised for online play.- Dawn of Aces Interactive Entertainment Networks
year: 1998 org: Interactive Entertainment Networks
Dawn of Aces Interactive Entertainment Networks
year: 1998 org: Interactive Entertainment Networks
World War I air combat sim optimised for online play.
Dawn Patrol Empire Rowan Exhibit Combat
year: 1995 article pub: 2000 org: Empire org: Rowan
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Dawn Patrol System requirements
year: 1995 article pub: 2000
Dawn Patrol Press
year: 1995 article pub: 2000
DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Eagle Dynamics Exhibit Combat
year: 2017 org: Eagle Dynamics
Successor to Flanker 1.5, Su-27 2.0, LOMAC and others, this sim continues the mission of presenting a high quality combat flight sim environment.- DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Link Official Site
year: 2017 - DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Press
year: 2017DCS is a true "sandbox" simulation that is also designed to cover multiple time periods of interest such as WWII, Korean War, Vietnam, Gulf War and others. Current regions to battle include the Caucasus, Nevada Test and Training Range, and Normandy 1944. New maps in development include the Persian gulf, Syria and others.
DCS World is fundamentally a deep, authentic and realistic simulation designed also to offer a more relaxed gameplay to suit the user and his particular level of experience and training. The ambition is to hand hold users from novice pilot all the way to the most advanced and sophisticated operator of such complex weapons systems as the A-10C Warthog or the F/A-18C Hornet. - DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Video
year: 2017
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year: 2017 article updated: 2019-11-14
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DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Leatherneck Simulations 37 Press Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2017 org: Leatherneck SimulationsThe AJS-37 Viggen is a Swedish double-delta supersonic attack aircraft from the late Cold War. It was the backbone of the Swedish Air Force during the Cold war, serving as the main attack and anti-ship platform. The AJS is the 90�s upgrade of this 70's era aircraft, adding several advanced weapons and systems functionalities. The aircraft was designed around the pilot, with an excellent man-machine interface, supporting the pilot through the smart use of autopilot systems, radar and HUD symbology in order to deliver the ordnance onto targets from treetop level with high speed attack runs.
The aircraft is armed with multiple weapon systems ranging from programmable stand-off weapons such as the RB-15F antiship missile to the BK90 Cluster munitions dispenser to various bombs, rockets and missiles for a wide range of target types. The aircraft can also carry gun pods and the Sidewinder series of infrared-guided missiles for air defence and self-protection purposes.
Publisher's info.
- DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World) Leatherneck Simulations 37 Video Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2017 org: Leatherneck Simulations
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Defrag Utility
Defrag the hard drive- Delta Wing Exhibit Combat
- Desert Fighters The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
org: The Sierra Chest - Dogfight Exhibit Combat
- DOSBox I.T. Utility
DOSBox, an x86 emulator with DOS - Dreamfleet Cardinal Exhibit Civil Add-on
- Driving Sims: Videos Exhibit Civil
Watch this playlist at YouTube - #gid=0&range=A5
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- E-Z Landmark Exhibit Civil Civil
- Earth 2150 Exhibit Combat
- Eastern Thunder Exhibit Combat
- EF 2000
year: 1995"Brakes off and the tyres rumble, 120 knots and the dragon leaps into the air."
- an ode to EF 2000 - MiGMan, 1999 - EF 2000 Digital Image Design Video
year: 1995 org: Digital Image Design 
EF 2000 Len Hjalmarson Reviews
year: 1995 article updated: 2019-10-02
EF 2000 MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1995
From engine start, sorry, I meant TWO engine starts, you knew this was a new kind of flight sim experience.
"Taxiing quickened the pulse as the Eurofighter bobbed and bounced on its suspension. Sunlight glinted through the canopy, wheel brakes on, engine spooled up and the beast was straining at the leash.
Brakes off and the tyres rumbled... 120 knots and the dragon leapt into the air." MiGMan, 1998
EF 2000 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1995
EF 2000 Environment
year: 1995
EF 2000 Aerial Refuelling Checklist
year: 1995
EF 2000 Campaign
year: 1995
EF 2000 MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1995
EF 2000 Mission Planning
year: 1995
EF 2000 Takeoff
year: 1995
EF 2000 NATO
year: 1995
EF 2000 Soviet
year: 1995
EF 2000 Statistics
year: 1995
EF 2000 Editions
year: 1995
EF2000 was released in probably more versions than any other sim.- EF 2000 Hardware
year: 1995 - EF 2000 Editor
year: 1995
It is an add-on to Digital Image Design�s EF2000 version 2. It allows you to take total control of all the strategic and tactical aspects of an EF2000 campaign, plus it allows you to create and save Simulator files. The release fully supports the DOS-based, non-accelerated, EF2000 Version 2 (English ) or EF2000 with the Tactcom add-on only." - Elite Exhibit Combat
What started as one of the first wire frame sims of the 1980s has become an space exploration sim featuring real physics and an almost inconceivably large physical domain to explore. 
Energy Airforce Taito Exhibit Combat
year: 2003 org: Taito
for Playstation.- Energy Airforce Damsonn Exhibit Video Playlist
year: 2003
PL3T9aMILZQ2xxyyISqTrxr3o8q4-QCJCK - Energy Airforce Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 2003 article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RDUsGkTWEljPcj4NYSFs4jE 
Energy Airforce Aim Strike Energy Airforce Aim Strike Taito Taito Exhibit Combat
org: Taito org: Taito- Energy Airforce Aim Strike Taito Taito Damsonn Video Combat
org: Taito org: Taito
PL3T9aMILZQ2wcrCOxZT-ODStnNoxO6PJ5 - Enemy Engaged Apache vs. Havoc Empire Razorworks Exhibit Combat Helicopter
year: 1998 org: Empire org: Razorworks - Enemy Engaged Apache vs. Havoc Key Commands pdf Downloads
year: 1998 - Enemy Engaged Apache vs. Havoc Manual pdf Downloads
year: 1998 - Escenario Mexico Gold Scenery Mexico Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2000 - Escenario Suramerica Andes Exhibit Civil Add-on
year: 2000 - Eurofighter (Alphasim) MiGMan: Combat Diary
Here I am in Alphasim's Eurofighter taking off from Kingsford Smith airport, Sydney, Australia to try and intercept on a QANTAS passenger jet. - Eurofighter Typhoon EBS News - campaign updates 1/4 Video Campaign
year: 2001 article updated: 2019-09-13 - Eurofighter Typhoon EBS News - campaign updates 2/4 Video Campaign
year: 2001 article updated: 2019-09-13 - Eurofighter Typhoon EBS News - campaign updates 3/4 Video Campaign
year: 2001 article updated: 2019-09-13 - Eurofighter Typhoon EBS News - campaign updates 4/4 Video Campaign
year: 2001 article updated: 2019-09-13 - Europe 1 Europe Exhibit Civil Scenery Add-on
- Europe 2 Europe Exhibit Civil Scenery Add-on
- Europe 3 Europe Exhibit Civil Scenery Add-on
European Air War Microprose Microprose Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 1999 org: Microprose org: Microprose
With this flight sim classic Microprose continued their tradition of creating sims which you could live in for months or even years, never getting bored. European Air War recreated the epic west European air battles which helped change the course of World History 1939 - 1945. Every aspect of this sim was superb, from the graphics and sounds to the atmospheric interfaces.- European Air War MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1999 - European Air War Video
year: 1999 - European Air War Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 - European Air War Luftwaffe Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
test data - European Air War RAF Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 - European Air War USAF Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 
European Air War B-17 Aircraft
year: 1999- European Air War B-24 Aircraft
year: 1999 - European Air War B-26 Aircraft
year: 1999 
European Air War BF-109 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The Bf.109 was the Luftwaffe's benchmark fighter throughout WWII. It first flew in 1937, saw combat during the Spanish Civil War, and some variants remained in service until the end of the war in 1945."
European Air War Bf.109E-4 Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The Bf.109 was the Luftwaffe's benchmark fighter throughout WWII. It first flew in 1937, saw combat during the Spanish Civil War, and some variants remained in service until the end of the war in 1945."- European Air War Bf.109G-6 Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 - European Air War Bf.109K-4 Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 
European Air War Bf-110 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"As learned during the Battle of Britain, the Bf110's only hope of survival is to keep airspeed high, execute hit-and-run attacks from high altitude, and avoid lengthy turning battles with single-engine fighters."
European Air War Bf.110C-4 Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"As learned during the Battle of Britain, the Bf110's only hope of survival is to keep airspeed high, execute hit-and-run attacks from high altitude, and avoid lengthy turning battles with single-engine fighters."
European Air War Bf.110G-2 Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
European Air War Fw-190 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The Fw190A series was arguably the best fighter in the Luftwaffe inventory in the early 1940s and considered by some to have been the best fighter in the world at that time, earning the name 'Butcher Bird.' "- European Air War He-111 Aircraft
year: 1999 
European Air War Hurricane Aircraft
year: 1999
"With over 15,000 Hurricanes built, the aircraft served on virtually every front; even remaining in front-line service as a ground-attack aircraft well after production ended. "
European Air War Hurricane I Instruments Aircraft
year: 1999
"With over 15,000 Hurricanes built, the aircraft served on virtually every front; even remaining in front-line service as a ground-attack aircraft well after production ended. "- European Air War Ju-87 Aircraft
year: 1999 - European Air War Ju-88 Aircraft
year: 1999 
European Air War Me-262 Aircraft
year: 1999
"Arguably, the Me262 left behind the greatest legacy of any WWII-era aircraft: the Jet Age. Entering combat in 1944, the Me262 could outrun anything in the Allied inventory, including the mighty P-51 Mustang."
European Air War Me. 262-A Instruments Aircraft
year: 1999
"Arguably, the Me262 left behind the greatest legacy of any WWII-era aircraft: the Jet Age. Entering combat in 1944, the Me262 could outrun anything in the Allied inventory, including the mighty P-51 Mustang."- European Air War Me-410 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 
European Air War P-38 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The P-38 is a decent dogfighter, and ETO pilots reported it could out maneuver any Luftwaffe fighter between 18,000 and 31,000 feet, and hold its own against lower-altitude opponents."
European Air War P-38H Lightning Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The P-38 is a decent dogfighter, and ETO pilots reported it could out maneuver any Luftwaffe fighter between 18,000 and 31,000 feet, and hold its own against lower-altitude opponents."
European Air War P-38J Lightning Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The P-38 is a decent dogfighter, and ETO pilots reported it could out maneuver any Luftwaffe fighter between 18,000 and 31,000 feet, and hold its own against lower-altitude opponents."
European Air War P-47 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The P-47 was built in larger numbers than any other US fighter in history. From 1942 until the introduction of the P-51, the P-47 was the US Army's workhorse, performing both air-to-air and air-to-ground sorties."
European Air War P-47C Thunderbolt Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The P-47 was built in larger numbers than any other US fighter in history. From 1942 until the introduction of the P-51, the P-47 was the US Army's workhorse, performing both air-to-air and air-to-ground sorties."- European Air War P-47D Thunderbolt Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 
European Air War Spitfire Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"Turn performance is good, but being slower meant that the enemy could generally dictate the terms of the fight, disengaging at will. Subsequently, later Spitfires added emphasis on speed. "
European Air War Spitfire IA Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"Turn performance is good, but being slower meant that the enemy could generally dictate the terms of the fight, disengaging at will. Subsequently, later Spitfires added emphasis on speed. "- European Air War Spitfire IXC Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 - European Air War Spitfire XIVE Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 
European Air War Tempest Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"Used mainly for ground attack, the Tempest is a very fast aircraft, making it an excellent interceptor against V-1s. "
European Air War Tempest V Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"Used mainly for ground attack, the Tempest is a very fast aircraft, making it an excellent interceptor against V-1s. "
European Air War Typhoon Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The Typhoon accelerates well in a dive, reaching speeds around 500 mph, and subsequently suffering from compressibility problems as the local airflow over the wing approached the speed of sound. Like the P-38, Typhoon pilots need to closely monitor their speed in a dive."
European Air War Typhoon IB Instruments Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999
"The Typhoon accelerates well in a dive, reaching speeds around 500 mph, and subsequently suffering from compressibility problems as the local airflow over the wing approached the speed of sound. Like the P-38, Typhoon pilots need to closely monitor their speed in a dive."- European Air War V1 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1999 - Evasive Action Exhibit Combat
- Excel Excel: convert a column with hyperlinks to just display the links Utility Link
- Executive Jets Exhibit Civil I.T.
year: 2000 - #gid=0&range=A5
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- F-1 Tornado Exhibit Combat
year: 1990 
F-117 Nightstorm Designer's notes. Michael Kosaka Programmer
year: 1993
F-117 Nightstorm Michael Kosaka Programmer
year: 1993Michael Kosaka
As a designer of F-117, Michael adds Stealth Pilot to his long list of favorite roles. In his seven years here at Electronic Arts (EA), he has graced us with his abilities as Skateboard Maintenance Officer (Skate or Die), Football Coach (John Madden Football), Sensei of the EA martial arts dojo (Budokan) and Senior Lawnboy (PGA TOUR Golf). In his spare time, Michael likes to eat chili verde burritos at 2 a.m., and skateboard down the shag halls here at EA. There he goes now!
F-117 Nightstorm Chris Ebert Programmer
year: 1993Chris is an interesting programmer who began his keyboard tickling at the tender age of 23. His obvious talent led him to be snapped up by Mediagenic, where he saw the light and game to EA. When he isn't pulling 14-hour days behind the EA curtain, he participates in historical fun with the Society for Creative Anachronism, plays with his unusual collection of pirate ships, and plays four different recorders and the hammer dulcimer.
F-117 Nightstorm Chuck Sommerville Programmer
year: 1993Chuck has been programming since age 17, and hasn't been able to stop. He joined EA after a 7-year stint with Epyx, breaking his vow never to work for the "Evil Empire" (EA). I guess if you add enough zeros onto the end of any check, even vows change. Chuck likes to scuba dive (they don't call him "Shark Bait" just cause he's pretty), create electronic sculptures, and skateboard in his spare time.
F-117 Nightstorm Brian Krause Programmer
year: 1993Brain has been interested in computers since he was a kid. He started programming on the old Vic 20 at home as a hobby, then he graduated to the Commodore 64, and later to the Amiga. He finally started getting paid for his work when he got hired at Distinctive Software, Inc. in Burnaby, British Columbia. Working at DSI, Brain became the living, beating proof that you don't have to hate going to work. DSI later became Electronic Arts Canada, and the rest is history.
F-117 Nightstorm Mission
year: 1993
F-117 Nightstorm People Programmer Producer Artist
year: 1993
F-117 Nightstorm Key Commands
year: 1993
F-117 Nightstorm Interface Armament
year: 1993
F-117 Nightstorm Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1993
F-14 Tomcat Combat Video
year: 1990
The opening scenes to this 1990 flight sim from Activision are an accurate time capsule! The PC hardware of the day was only capable of displaying a limited number of polygons and colours, and the sound made good use of the latest sound card technology. Note that in the game you could also fly in cockpit view.
F-14 Tomcat Combat Image Gallery
year: 1990
F-14 Tomcat Combat Image Gallery
year: 1990- F-14 Tomcat Activision Press
year: 1990 org: Activision - #gid=0&range=A5
F-15 by Janes MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-15 by Janes Air to Air Checklist
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-15 by Janes Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-15 by Janes Aircraft
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-15 by Janes Cockpit
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-15 by Janes Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-15 by Janes Formation Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- F-15 by Janes System requirements
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - F-15 by Janes Landing Checklist
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - F-15 by Janes IFR
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
F-15 by Janes Pyrotechnics
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-15 by Janes Takeoff
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- F-15 Strike Eagle II Video
year: 1989 
F-15 Strike Eagle II Reviews
year: 1989 article pub: 1998- F-15 Strike Eagle II Wild Bill Stealey Video Programmer
year: 1989 article pub: 1998 
F-15 Strike Eagle II Flight Test
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1989- F-15 Strike Eagle II System requirements
year: 1989 - F-15 Strike Eagle II Commodore Amiga
year: 1989 
F-15 Strike Eagle II Cockpit
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Avionics
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Press
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Objects
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Image Gallery
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Image Gallery
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Image Gallery
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Image Gallery
year: 1989
F-15 Strike Eagle II Image Gallery
year: 1989- F-16 Aggressor Link
year: 1998 
F-16 Multirole Fighter Exhibit Combat
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 article updated: 2019-10-21
F-16 Multirole Fighter Novalogic Reviews Features
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 org: Novalogic- F-16 Multirole Fighter MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 
F-16 Multirole Fighter Air to Air Checklist
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-16 Multirole Fighter Air to Ground Checklist
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-16 Multirole Fighter Emergency Ejection
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-16 Multirole Fighter Graphics
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-16 Multirole Fighter Hardware Hardware: Historic System requirements
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-16 Multirole Fighter Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-16 Multirole Fighter Easter Eggs Objects
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
F-16 Multirole Fighter Aircraft: not flyable
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- F-16 Multirole Fighter Manual pdf
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
The printed manual in PDF form. - F-16 Multirole Fighter Manual Mission Planning pdf
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
The mission editor manual. - F-16 Multirole Fighter Manual Air to Ground FLIR pdf
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Tutorial on the F-16's LANTIRN system. - F-16 Multirole Fighter Read me
year: 1998 article pub: 2008 - F-16 Multirole Fighter Campaign Video
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - #gid=0&range=A5
F-19 Stealth Fighter on the 9801 Microprose Exhibit Combat
org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Exhibit MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission Planning
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Advertising
year: 1988 org: Microprose
" Imagine Falcon - Imagine a few hundred square miles of fantasy. Imagine F-29. Imagine a few thousand miles of fantasy. Fly F-19. Fly over 409,600 square miles of reality. Fly fast. Fly the real thing. Over 3,300 missions possible. Graphical detail and depth of gameplay are claims made by others. Here they are reality. Fly F-19 soon on your Atari ST and Commodore Amiga."
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Interface
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Avionics
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Reviews
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Advertising
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Microprose Cockpit
year: 1988 org: Microprose
F-19 Stealth Fighter Amiga version Reviews
year: 1988- F-22 Air Dominance Fighter Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 1997 article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RDV5Tp90Z9uTEMOSHkE6MCT 
F-22 Air Dominance Fighter Features
year: 1997
F-22 Air Dominance Fighter Digital Image Design Len Hjalmarson Reviews
year: 1997 article updated: 2019-10-02 org: Digital Image Design- F-22 Air Dominance Fighter System requirements
year: 1997 
F-22 Air Dominance Fighter Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1997- F-29 Retaliator Exhibit Combat
year: 1991 - F/A-18 3.0 Damsonn Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RBx4T34sJ_CUUn4JK9A9or6 - F/A-18 Interceptor Damsonn Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RCCblUKYrP6RouwQj5fxvgB 
F/A-18E Super Hornet Exhibit Combat
year: 1999 article updated: 2018-12-12
This sim demanded your full attention. It detected you were not giving full attention... and then turned around and bit you hard! The computers did their best to fly the plane where you pointed it, but couldn't rescue you from gross errors of judgement like my full loops at low altitude! From a hard-core point of view I like this... it forced you to correct sloppy habits and get into the checklist mentality.. getting into a "landing state of mind" when landing... not dwelling on the fantastic dogfight you just had / didn't have. This indeed is the essence of creating an immersive sim!
F/A-18E Super Hornet Summary
year: 1999
Super Hornet is a demanding sim. It demands your full attention... it detects you are not giving full attention... turns around and bites you hard! I've lost track of the new and exciting ways I found to auger in: Stalling in straight and level flight | Stalling in a slow turn | Stalling upside down | Coming out of a loop too fast and too low ... and many more I coudn't analyse at the time. From a hard-core point of view I like this... it forces you to correct sloppy habits and get into the checklist mentality.. getting into a "landing state of mind"" when landing... not dwelling on the fantastic dogfight you just had / didn't have. This indeed is the essence of creating an immersive sim!- F/A-18E Super Hornet Title Video
year: 1999 
F/A-18E Super Hornet Title seqence Image Gallery
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Indian Ocean intro Image Gallery
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Barents Sea intro Image Gallery
year: 1999- F/A-18E Super Hornet Indian Ocean intro Video
year: 1999 - F/A-18E Super Hornet Barents Sea intro Video
year: 1999 - F/A-18E Super Hornet pdf Key Commands
year: 1999
This list of commands was provided by Digital Integration. Thank you Digital Integration! - F/A-18E Super Hornet Touch'n'go and then a loop over the runway. MiGMan: Combat Diary Flight Test
year: 1999 article pub: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Flight Model
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet View
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet View
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Pre-Flight
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Takeoff
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Takeoff
year: 1999
What a mixture of technologies! A steam catapult fed by a Nuclear Reactor lauches an aircraft burning fossil fuel. ... which makes like a pterodactyl to fly!
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Navigation
year: 1999
Being able to quickly find the aircraft carrier becomes pretty important when your fuel is low. If you're like me you'll be all strung out too after some harrowing dogfights.
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Landing
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Landing
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Landing
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Initial Approach Fix
year: 1999
The autopilot flies a perfect approach, every time. Myself, on the other hand...
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Landing
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Carrier Ops Landing
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Environment
year: 1999- F/A-18E Super Hornet Objects
year: 1999 - F/A-18E Super Hornet Objects
year: 1999 - F/A-18E Super Hornet Aircraft
year: 1999 
F/A-18E Super Hornet Helicopter
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet AWACS
year: 1999
F/A-18E Super Hornet Aircraft Air to Ground
year: 1999- F/A-18E Super Hornet Objects Vehicle
year: 1999 
F/A-18E Super Hornet Aircraft Fighter
year: 1999
Inspired perhaps by Aram Katchaturian's "Sabre Dance", this flock of Flankers engaged in an ancient ritual.- F/A-18E Super Hornet Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1999 - F/A-18E Super Hornet MiGMan: Combat Diary Video Flight Test
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 - F/A-18E Super Hornet Video
year: 1999 - #gid=0&range=A5
Fair Strike Buka Entertainment G5 Software Exhibit Combat
year: 2003 article pub: 2003 org: Buka Entertainment org: G5 Software
Fair Strike Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2003 article pub: 2003
Falcon 3.0 1998 Spectrum Holobyte Reviews
year: 1991 org: Spectrum Holobyte- Falcon 3.0 Listen to the classic midi files
year: 1991 
Falcon 3.0 The Falcon 3.0 soundtrack. Downloads Music
year: 1991
Falcon 3.0 Artwork & Packaging
year: 1991
Falcon 3.0 Campaign Multiplayer
year: 1991
Falcon 3.0 Guide
year: 1991- Falcon 3.0
year: 1991 
Falcon 3.0
year: 1991
Falcon 3.0
year: 1991
The Falcon 3.0 soundtrack still brings tears to the eyes of sim-veterans. Click on the video tape images to hear the tunes or DOWN THE ZIP FILE - 53 K- Falcon 3.0 Combat
year: 1991 - Falcon 4.0 Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 1998 article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RBOadlEEdYEteZusKRpWxhb - Falcon BMS Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 2015 article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RBOadlEEdYEteZusKRpWxhb - Falcon BMS AG: Dive Bombing MiGMan: Curated Video list Checklist Link
year: 2015 - #gid=0&range=A5
- Fighter Ace Exhibit Combat
- Fighter Ace Combat
- Fighter Bomber Exhibit Combat
- Fighter Duel Exhibit Combat
- Fighter Ops Exhibit Combat
- Fighter Pilot(Digital Integration) Exhibit Combat
- Fighter Squadron Exhibit Combat
- Fighter Squadron: Screaming Demons over Europe Exhibit Combat
- Fighter Wing Exhibit Combat
year: 1994 
Fighters Anthology Electronic Arts Janes Combat Simulations Exhibit Combat
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 article updated: 2019-10-23 org: Electronic Arts org: Janes Combat Simulations
Fighters Anthology brought the DOS sims US Navy Fighters, Marine Fighters, Advanced Tactical Fighters, NATO Fighters and the Windows sim USNF '97 into one collection under Windows. It gave you over 100 different aircraft types to fly! It was the culmination of an ambitious series which bought hours of fun to flight sim fans the world over.
Fighters Anthology Summary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Fighters Anthology Aircraft
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-02 - Fighters Anthology Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-02 - Fighters Anthology Objects
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-02 - Fighters Anthology All Campaign
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Campaign MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology Map Russia Campaign MiGMan: Operation CORK MiGMan: Missions
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiGMan's Operation C.O.R.K. for Fighters Anthology.
Set in Vladivostock 1999, MiGMan's Operation C.O.R.K. takes you on a campaign involving North Korean Chinese and American forces in a struggle over access to the port of Vladivostock.- Fighters Anthology USNF '97 Vietnam Campaign Vietnam Campaign Guide
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Easter Eggs
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Gripes
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Operating System
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology Key Commands
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Fighters Anthology Video
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology Reference
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology comes with a second CD full of reference material. Videos, photos, 3D models and pages of data are available for aircraft, tanks,ships, SAM's and AAA. If you're looking for a CD reference to Air Warfare since the 1950's, you can't get much better value than this.
Fighters Anthology Easter Eggs
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Bob Silvey found this "Easter Egg" on CD1 of the Fighters Anthology set: the full version of LHX Attack Chopper with a printable command sheet!- Fighters Anthology Operating System
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Summary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
A great introductory sim series. It was extremely ambitious in scope and I for one spent many hundreds of hours in the virtual skies of this series.
The method of presenting flight information in user defined windows still hasn't been improved on 10 years since the series started. The reference CD is worth the price alone.- Fighters Anthology MiGMan: Missions MiGMan: Combat Diary Training
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology Checklist Pre-Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Pre-Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Pre-Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Takeoff
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Landing
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Prop Circuits in pictures Checklist Landing
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Landing
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology in pictures Checklist Landing
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist HASELL
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
HASELL is an acronym for Heading, Altitude, Speed, Lookout, Location.
Fighters Anthology Checklist Formation Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Formation Flying demands a high degree of accuracy and good airmanship. Skills gained by practising formation flying practice will aid you in combat.
Fighters Anthology Practice Checklist Formation Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Formation Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Formation Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Diagrams of the basic formations.
Fighters Anthology Checklist Carrier Ops
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Carrier Ops
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Carrier Ops
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Carrier Ops
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist AA: Gun Snapshot
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Definition: A gun attack achieved by crossing the bogey's flight path (often at high angles of deflection).
Fighters Anthology Checklist AA: Gun Tracking Shot
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Definition: A gun attack achieved by maneuvering to the rear quarter of a bogey.
Fighters Anthology Checklist AA: Radar Guided
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
As the range closes you have several options: Forward Quarter Radar Guided | Rear Quarter IR Missile | GUN Snapshot | GUN Tracking shot | Missile Defense | IFR or Night Intercept
Fighters Anthology Checklist AA: Radar Guided
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist AA: IR
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Missile Defense
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist IFR
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Training
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
I've put together some Training Missions to help you get the most out of Fighters Anthology. Unzip them and copy them into your Fighters Anthology directory.
Fighters Anthology Checklist Air to Ground
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist AGM-65 Maverick
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Wild Weasel
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Air to Ground
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Air to Ground
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Air to Ground
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Air to Ground
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Air to Ground
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Fighters Anthology Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Fighters Anthology Airframe damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Aileron damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Bingo fuel Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Cat failure Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Compressor damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Control system damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology Ejection Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Fighters Anthology Control system damage Elevator damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Engine damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Fuel Pump damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Flameout Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Hydraulic Failure Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Oil Pressure low Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Control system damage Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Spin Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Stall Checklist Emergency
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Mission Training MiGMan: Missions Downloads
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Theatre maps Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Airports - they are all type 1 Navigation
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology 3 Escort over Thanh Hoa Harbour MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Mission Failure will be adjudged if you let any of the A-6's get splashed, and if you quit before they finish their waypoints.
Fighters Anthology 4 Armed Recon (Interdiction Strike) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Having too many different altitudes in a flight plan only unnecessarily complicates matters. The actual patrol sector is very short, about 3 miles. This mission profile is actually a point-to-point interdiction. At waypoint F set alt to 3,000 feet (below the cloud cover).
Fighters Anthology 5 Pipeline (TARCAP) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
As you can see, the CAP needs to last about 6 minutes mission time. The most likely source of MiGs is Vinh airbase and White flight will help to cover that source of threats. Try my suggested flight plan, set speed to 400 knots.
Fighters Anthology 6 Uong Bi Power Plant MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
At waypoint A activate Ground Radar (shift R) and lock up the mission objective. Look out for MiG's.
Fighters Anthology 7 Haiphong Concrete Co. (MIGCAP) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
You obviously launched late and will need to hustle to be of any use to the strike package. Rearrange your flight plan as shown will and plan on "buster" (maximum speed) to waypoint A.
Fighters Anthology 8 Uncle Ho's Boatyard (Wild Weasel) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Delete waypoints C,D,E and F. The target area is small and 1 waypoint will suffice.
Fighters Anthology 9 Thanh Hoa Bridge MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
The low cloud ceiling (5,000 ft) makes dogfighting difficult. Be wary of collisions in cloud and of impacting the ground. Look at MiGMan's checklist for radar intercepts in bad weather. Vietnam Mission 9
Fighters Anthology 10 Langchi Electric (Wild Weasel) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Use the HARM seekers (M)to find the AAA. Expect very heavy AAA in the targe area
Fighters Anthology 11 Frescos Alfresco (MIGCAP) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
The most hazardous part of this mission by far is the carrier landing in fog. Use your Air to Ground Radar Shift-R and your map Shift-M to aid you in locating the ship and lining up for landing.
Fighters Anthology 12 Motor Pool (Strike) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Although the briefing said 2100, it's not very dark for the first 5 minutes! Turn your A-G radar on immediately (Shift-R) and you can lock up the target. Prepare for a Carrier Night Landing with MiGMan's Carrier Ops checklists.
Fighters Anthology 13 Goin' Downtown (Escort) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
This is a good dogfight mission.... a "target rich environment&, you might say. Despite a Mission successful message, when I landed I was told "Mission Failure"... there's just no pleasing some people. One more black smudge on my record!
Fighters Anthology 14 Ninh Binh Freeway (Armed Recon) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Given that the total flight time is only 10 minutes, don't take external tanks but do take a full internal fuel load. Take Mk-82 Snakeyes, Rocket Pods or Mk-84 Slicks.
Fighters Anthology 15 TARCAP MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Aircraft: rec. F8J, I suggest the F-4J Phantom II instead.
Fighters Anthology 16 Line in the Sky (TARCAP) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
You have 2 wingmen. Stay sharp...plenty of air action in this mission....stay very sharp! Stay away from the Chinese MiG-17's North of the buffer zone. Don't be surprised if this mission is graded as a failure, apparently you have to destroy 13 targets!!
Fighters Anthology 17 RESCAP MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Try to stay above the fog. Use the Bad Weather / Night Intercept Checklist if you have to descend into the soup. To land, try designating the carrier on Ground Radar(Shift-R), fly over it and execute a landing pattern. Bear in mind that an IFR carrier landing is about the most difficult thing you can attempt in the world of flying. If you quit the mission (Ctrl-Q) within 3 miles of the carrier you will still get a "Mission successful" message.
Fighters Anthology 18 Iron Hand (Wild Weasel) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Keep a sharp lookout for MiGs
Fighters Anthology 19 Alert 5 (Scramble) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Alter the flight plan as shown at right. This is a scramble, go for it! Get up there and mix it up!
Fighters Anthology 20 Hai Duong Barracks West (Strike) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Try Mk-84 slicks and AIM-7 or AIM-9 for self-defense. Proceed at max speed to the target before the sun sets.
Fighters Anthology 21 Quan Long Airbase (MIGCAP) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Change the flight plan as shown at right. Delete the extra waypoints, one will suffice to mark the target area. Load Ordnance: As usual, lose the two external fuel pods and adjust internal fuel to 79%.
Fighters Anthology 22 Collateral Damage (STRIKE) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
As usual, lose the two external fuel pods and adjust internal fuel to 79%. Since this is a "precision" strike, load up with AGM-65 Mavericks or GBU-10 Paveways. Mind you, to my knowledge there were no AGM-65's deployed in the early 1970's, but I guess they approximate the Walleye's actually used at the time.
Fighters Anthology 23 Troubled Waters (TARCAP) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
As usual, lose the two external fuel pods and adjust internal fuel to 79%.
Fighters Anthology 24 Route Pack III (Interdiction) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Although the briefed takeoff was 0900, it's actually about 0500 (dawn). Ingress at high altitude and max speed to avoid MiGs. Also watch out for MiGs on egress....you should probably avoid them due to the low fuel state of your flight at this point in the mission.
Fighters Anthology 25 Tonkin Gulf Shooting Club (Sweep) MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
The sun sure comes up late in these parts, but don't worry it will be shining in a couple of minutes. Apparently you have to destroy all the MiGs, on the ground and airborne, so take a close look at Hanoi airport. This is one of Jane's famous hair-tearing / frustrating missions...expect to play it a few times to succeed.
Fighters Anthology Chino's Favourite Books Missions Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998Chino: " I have always enjoyed reading military novels and techno-thrillers, especially those in which air combat figures heavily. I also enjoy building and flying missions for combat flight sims. A few years back I decided to combine these interests and build some missions based on scenes from a few of my favorite military action novels.
At the time (1996), I was flying mainly in Jane's ATF with the NATO Fighters expansion disc. It contained a good mix of flyable aircraft, terrain areas, and ground objects as well as a pretty decent mission builder. Since then, all of the aircraft in ATF/NATO Fighters (and more) have been released in Jane's Fighters Anthology (JFA). I have recently tested these missions in JFA, and they still work. So read the books -- fly the books -- have fun. If you build missions for other sims based on these books, please let me know."- Fighters Anthology Force of Eagles by Richard Herman, Jr. (1988) Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Red Phoenix by Larry Bond (1989) Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology The Red Horseman by Stephen Coonts (1993) Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Cauldron by Larry Bond (1993) Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Chino's Favourite Books Missions Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology Cuban Crisis campaign (2001) Cuba Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Fighters Anthology Cuban Crisis campaign (2001) Cuba Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighters Anthology Airport layouts Airport
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Fighters Anthology Ukraine Airport Map
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Egypt Airport Map
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Kurile Islands Airport Map
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Russia Airport Map
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Ukraine Airport Map
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Fighters Anthology Vietnam Airport Map
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Fighter Wing Gemsoft Merit Exhibit
year: 1994 article pub: 1995 org: Gemsoft org: Merit
Fighter Wing Art: Box
year: 1994 article updated: 2019-12-02
Final Flight Exhibit Combat
year: 1983 article pub: 1983- Firestorm Exhibit Combat
- Fleet Command Exhibit Combat
- Fleet Defender Exhibit Index
year: 1994 article updated: 2019-11-14 - Fleet Defender Damsonn MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 1994
PLIku_oD9y-RDUP3vKm71BglfHf2o644UK - Fleet Defender Cockpit
year: 1994 - Fleet Defender Manual
year: 1994 - Fleet Defender Hardware
year: 1994 - Fleet Defender People
year: 1994 - Fleet Defender Image Gallery
year: 1994 - WIP: Placeholder
- WIP: Placeholder
Flight Commander 2 Exhibit CombatFlight Commander 2 (FC2) is not really a flight simulator at all ... but rather a turn-based, tactical, jet-age air combat war game. So what is FC2 doing in the Flight Sim Museum? It's here because it shares many of the elements of combat flight simulators, and appeals to many of the same people who enjoy flight sims.
- Flight Deck II Exhibit Combat Add-on
- Flight Gear Exhibit Combat
Flight of the Intruder Rowan Combat Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1990 org: Rowan
A-6 Intruder, F-4 Phantom, MiG-21.
Flight of the Intruder
year: 1990
Until Falcon 3.0 was released, Flight of the Intruder led the pack in features. I remember getting FOTI for the Atari ST, sometime after I came across Falcon, and being amazed at the depth of the simulation, especially the mission planning options.
Flight of the Intruder Video
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder A scene from the movie. Press
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Dave Whiteside on the development of FOTI Dave Whiteside Installation
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder The Rowan FOTI team Programmer
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder, released in 1991, is one of the classic combat flight sims of all time!
Flight of the Intruder Rowan crew: Magazine preview 1989 Programmer
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Magazine Preview 1989 Press
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Review 1990 Press
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Magazine advert December 1990 Press
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Rob Bomber Henderson remembers Flight of the Intruder Rob Bomber Henderson Artwork & Packaging Reviews
year: 1990
"... when you eventually got back on the carrier, you felt like you had achieved something."
Flight of the Intruder Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Pilot Roster Interface
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Interface
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder Arming the F-4 and A-6 Interface
year: 1990
Flight of the Intruder
year: 1990
Flight Path 737 737 Exhibit Civil Add-on
article updated: 2019-12-02- Flight Sim Toolkit Exhibit Combat
year: 1988 - Flight Sim Toolkit '98 Exhibit Combat
- Flight Sim Toolkit 2 (2000 never released) Exhibit Combat
- Flight Sim Toolkit on the Archimedes Exhibit Combat
- Flight Sim Toolkit World War 2 Exhibit Combat
Flight Simulator 1 SuBLogic Bruce Artwick Exhibit Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 1981 article pub: 1998 article updated: 2019-10-04 org: SuBLogic
Flight Simulator 1 was one of the first flight sims released for personal computers. A whole generation of flight sim fans were hooked for life on the wire frame graphics and the "dogfighting" in the Sopwith Camel. The graphical splendour rested mainly in the mind of the player - but it was a beginning! This exhibit looks at the Apple ][, IBM and TRS-80 versions.- Flight Simulator 1 Video
year: 1981
Flight Simulator 1 TRS-80 History
year: 1981 article pub: 2000The game was released for the TRS-80 Model I Level II and ran with 16k from a tape drive. | READ ON.
Flight Simulator 1 Apple ][ Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1981 article pub: 2000 article updated: 2019-10-04
This was my very first exposure to flying on a personal computer and I was hooked!
Flight Simulator 1 IBM Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1981 article pub: 2000 article updated: 2019-10-04
Flight Simulator 1 Tom Piercy Reviews
year: 1981 article pub: 2005 article updated: 2019-10-04
Tom Piercy has been involved in flight simulators since the 1960's, and here recalls his first impressions of FS1 in 1981.
Flight Simulator II SuBLogic Bruce Artwick Exhibit Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 1983 article updated: 2019-10-04 org: SuBLogicMichael Woodley reported: "At the time, there were three 6502 versions of FSII. There was one for the Apple II, one for the Commodore 64 and one for the Atari 800. When the the Atari ST and Amiga were introduced (which ran the Motorolla 68000 processor), new versions were released for those machines, for the Tandy and for the MacIntosh through Microsoft. The versions of FSII for the 6502 processor DID have solid filled graphics not just wireframe."
- Flight Simulator II SuBLogic Bruce Artwick Video
year: 1983 org: SuBLogic - Flight Simulator II SuBLogic Michael Woodley History Scenery
year: 1983 org: SuBLogicMichael Woodley reported: ""In 1984, I was hired as the 4th engineer at subLOGIC Bruce Artwick, Dave Denhart, Charles Guy and myself were the entire engineering department there. I was hired specifically to develop scenery for all the Flight Simulators. | READ ON
Flight Simulator II Press
year: 1983- Flight Simulator II Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1983 - Flight Simulator II Commodore 64 Video
year: 1983 - Flight Simulator Series Flight Simulator Series Exhibit
article updated: 2019-10-04 - Flight Simulator Series Microsoft SuBLogic Josef Havlik Flight Simulator Series History Video
org: Microsoft org: SuBLogic - Flight Simulator Series Microsoft SuBLogic Josef Havlik Flight Simulator Series History Link
org: Microsoft org: SuBLogicThis website IS dedicated to the detailed description of the Microsoft Flight Simulator history. This in fact means, that it includes subLOGIC Flight Simulator and few relate add-ons as well. In my opinion, it is necessary to save the information for history. My website started in 2005 and I hope that it will be the most accurate and valuable source of information for you. - Josef Havlík.
- Flight Simulator Series Microsoft SuBLogic Josef Havlik Flight Simulator Series Artwork & Packaging Link
org: Microsoft org: SuBLogic - Flight Simulator Series Microsoft SuBLogic Josef Havlik Flight Simulator Series Comparison Link
org: Microsoft org: SuBLogic - Flight Simulator Series Microsoft SuBLogic Josef Havlik Flight Simulator Series History Link
org: Microsoft org: SuBLogic - Flight Simulator Series Microsoft SuBLogic Josef Havlik Flight Simulator Series History Video
org: Microsoft org: SuBLogic - Flight Sim World (Early Access) Dovetail Games Flight Simulator Series
org: Dovetail Games 
Flight Unlimited Exhibit Civil
year: 1996- Flight Unlimited II Exhibit Civil
- Flight Unlimited III Exhibit Civil
- FLY Exhibit Civil
- Fly Grand Canyon USA Exhibit Exhibit Add-on Scenery
- Fly Grand Canyon Civil Scenery
- Fly the Best Exhibit Civil Add-on
- Flying Club 2 Exhibit Civil Add-on Scenery
- Flying Club 2 Civil Scenery
- Flying Club Duchess Exhibit Civil Add-on Scenery
- Flying Club Duchess Add-on Civil Scenery
- Flying Club R44 Exhibit Add-on Civil Scenery
- Flying Club R44 Civil
- Flying Club X Exhibit Add-on Civil
- Flying Club X Civil Scenery
- Flying Corps GOLD Exhibit Combat
- Flying Nightmares Exhibit Combat
- Front Line Fighters Exhibit Combat
- FS 2002 Sky Ranch USA Exhibit Add-on Civil Scenery
- FS Action Scenery Exhibit Add-on Civil Scenery
- FS Assist Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS Assist 2002 Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS Clouds 98 Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS Design Studio Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS Flight Deck Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS LogBook Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS Maintenance Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS Scenery Disk Exhibit Add-on Civil Scenery
- FS Scenery Disk Exhibit Add-on Civil Scenery
- FS Scenery Enhancer Exhibit Add-on Civil Scenery
- FS SoundScape Exhibit Add-on Civil
- FS Traffic 2 Exhibit Add-on Civil
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- Gamesave Manager Utility
Manage all your saved games. www.gamesave-manager.com - G-Loc Exhibit Combat
- Georender 1 Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Georender 2 Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Georender 3 Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Giants of the Sky 747-400 Exhibit Civil
- GOG (Good Old Games) GOG (Good Old Games) Utility
org: GOG (Good Old Games)
Buy, download and run current and classic PC games and sims. Excellent. Makes your collection portable. Works well! - Google Sheets Google Sheets tips - Ben Collins Utility
Great tips for organising and optimising google sheets. - Google Sheets Concatenate Function Utility
- Google Sheets Filters Utility
- Google Sheets RegEx REGEXEXTRACT, Functions Exctract, Replace, Match Tutorial - Part 1 Utility
- Google Sheets Sort & view data
Utility
- Google Sheets Prevent duplicates Utility
- Google Sheets Retrieve Google Spreadsheet Worksheet JSON Utility
Use the method at answer #5.
// to find worksheet (tab) ids access your sheet through this link. // https://spreadsheets.google.com/feeds/worksheets/YOUR_SPREADSHEET_ID/private/full // and download the file. // open in firefox, expand the tree and search for the sheet name - Google Sheets Method: spreadsheets.values.batchGet Utility
- Google Sheets TEXT JOIN Utility
- Google Sheets Named Ranges, Dynamic Updates, with IMPORTRANGE, Other Sheets, Arrays - Tutorial Utility
- Google Sheets Pivot Tables Utility
- Google Sheets Best Practices for Using Google Sheets in Your Data Project Utility
- Grand Canyon USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Greatest Airliners: 737-400 737 Exhibit Civil
- Greatest Airplanes: Archer Exhibit Civil
- GS Lakes USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- GS NWE USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Guardians of the Sky Exhibit Civil
- Gunship (1987) Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Gunship (2000) Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Gunship 2000 Microprose Exhibit Combat Helicopter
year: 1991 org: Microprose - Gunship 2000 Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 1991 article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RApTYV3jOLL6u3A_OmsEGVN - Gunship 2000 Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 1991 article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RA5g-0ypPiggkw6AUS_ph8W - Gunship 2000 MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 1991 article updated: 2019-11-14
PL3T9aMILZQ2zYfOFcufH5Ji0h8vYoUH1D - Gunship 2000 PIA Exhibit Combat Helicopter
year: 1992 - #gid=0&range=A5
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- Harrier Jump Jet (pub 2002)
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-11-14
"You'll never get closer to the real thing. Your only other option would be to join the Air Force". So sayeth the box blurb from Microprose's 1992 Harrier Jump Jet sim. In the early 90's PC's had finally come into their own as games machines, with Sound Cards and powerful CPU's of the 386 variety! Harrier Jump Jet pushed the machines of the day with it's smooth rolling terrain. - Harrier Jump Jet (pub 2002) MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-11-14 - Harrier Jump Jet (pub 2002) Installation
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-11-14
After scanning the material for this museum entry I moved with bated breath towards my P166 laptop, 3 disks in hand, all psyched up for some retro-viffing. Alas it was not to be.... there was data corruption on Disk 1 ... Aaaaaaaaaaaaagghh! Never mind. www.simhq.com sent me a copy with working disks and this time I at least got to see the menu screens! 
Harrier Jump Jet (pub 2002) Interface
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-11-14
Harrier Jump Jet (pub 2002) Artwork & Packaging
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-11-14- Hawaii USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- HAWX Exhibit Combat
- Heli Sim Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Hellcat Aces Exhibit Combat
- Heroes _over Europe Exhibit Combat
- Heroes of the 357th Exhibit Combat
- Hi-Tech Aircraft Exhibit Civil
Hind Afghanistan Exhibit Combat Helicopter
article updated: 2019-09-14
The makers of Tornado sent the sim world a Helicopter Gunship sim with a difference! It's big, it's mean looking, it's heavily armoured and carries a huge swag of ordnance... its the Mi-24 Hind Gunship!- Hind Damsonn Video
Afghanistan: Deploy and support troops. - Homeworld Exhibit Combat
- Hunt for the Red Baron Exhibit Combat
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- iF-16 Damsonn Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RCKdPbwlDqHcIBq7dU9A7ko - IFR Exhibit Combat
- IL-2 1C Maddox Link
year: 2002 org: 1C Maddox 
IL-2 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002
Fockewulf Fw-190, Ilyushin IL-2, Junkers Ju-88, Lavochkin La-7, Yaklovev Yak-9.
IL-2 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2002- IL-2 Video
year: 2002
IL-2 1946 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
article pub: 2006
IL-2 1946 Press
article pub: 2006
IL-2 1946 Image Gallery
article pub: 2006- IL-2 1946 Video
article pub: 2019
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IL-2 Forgotten Battles MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2003 article pub: 2003
IL-2 Forgotten Battles Bruce Chino Irving AA: Gun
year: 2003 article pub: 2003- IL-2 Forgotten Battles Gripes
year: 2003 article pub: 2003 - IL-2 Forgotten Battles History World War II
year: 2003 article pub: 2003 - IL-2 Forgotten Battles System requirements
year: 2003 article pub: 2003 - IL-2 Forgotten Battles Image Gallery
year: 2003 article pub: 2003 - IL-2 Rebirth of Honor Press
year: 2008 
IL-2 The Fires Above Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2007- IL-2 The Fires Above PlusWave Expansions Link
year: 2007 org: PlusWave Expansions - IL-2 Wings over Jungles PlusWave Expansions Exhibit Combat Add-on World War II
year: 2008 org: PlusWave Expansions" ‘Wings over Jungles’ is a campaign pack containing four separate campaigns.
- The campaign ’Monkey’ (US3) where you take the roll of a WWII US Navy Fighter pilot flying from aircraft carriers.
- The campaign ’Angel’ (US4) in which you are flying for the US Marine Corps as a dive bomber and later as a fighter pilot.
- The campaign ’Kyuden’ (IJ3) which lets you fly as a Japanese Navy fighter pilot from aircraft carriers.
- The campaign ’Katana’ (IJ4) which leads you as a Japanese Navy fighter pilot to various assignments.
- IL-2 Wings over Waves PlusWave Expansions Pacific Exhibit Combat Add-on World War II
year: 2008 org: PlusWave Expansions" Wings over Waves (WOW) is the first of a series of campaign addons for the flight simulator PACIFIC FIGHTERS (Version 3.0+) (PF). It will also be playable under IL-2 Sturmovik Forgotten Battles + Ace Expansion Pack + Pacific Fighters merged install. (Version 2.0+) (FB+AEP+PF) and under IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946."
- Incoming Exhibit Combat
- Infinite Flight MiGMan: Curated Video list
- Instrument Flight Exhibit Combat
- Intercepteur Cobalt Exhibit Combat
- Interdictor Exhibit Combat
- Iron Knuckles DC-9-30 Exhibit Civil
Israeli Air Force Aircraft: Flyable
F-4 Phantom and Phantom 2000, F-15C Eagle, F-16 Falcon, Lavi, Mirage III.- Italy 98 Italy Exhibit Civil Scenery
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- Jagdverband 44 Exhibit Combat
- Jane's Attack Squadron Exhibit Combat
- Japan Japan Exhibit Civil Scenery
- JAVA JSON I.T. Link
- JAVA JavaScript Arithmetic Operators I.T. Link
Jet-Pilot Dante's view Reviews
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
Jet-Pilot Splash One Guide
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
Jet-Pilot Gripes
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
Jet-Pilot Interface Weather
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
Jet-Pilot Mission
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
Jet-Pilot Airport Navigation
year: 1996 article pub: 2001- Jet-Pilot Airport Navigation
year: 1996 article pub: 2001 
Jet-Pilot Mission
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
Jet-Pilot
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
"As far as I know, this was the only computer simulation based on the Lightning aircraft. Had it been fully developed much earlier, it might have been a useful training aid for the RAF. It could have helped ground radar operators and controllers appreciate the pilots problems, etc."- Jet-Pilot System requirements
year: 1996 article pub: 2001 
Jet-Pilot AA: Radar Guided
year: 1996 article pub: 2001
Jet-Pilot Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1996 article pub: 2001- Jet-Pilot Patches Downloads
year: 1996 article pub: 2001 - #gid=0&range=A5
- Jetfighter Damsonn Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RBuyZ0fxJJAHYLUxZFPLdPA - Joy to Key Utility Key Commands
Remap your joysticks and game controllers. Doesn't always work in a sim, but brilliant for the desktop environment. I remapped an old Logitech game pad so I could cut (Ctrl-X), copy (Ctrl-C), paste (Ctrl-V), save (Ctrl-S), close window (Ctrl-W) and Delete (Delete !!!) etc in windows apps with one touch. - Joy to Key
article pub: 2019
Win 7 | Brilliant. | I remapped an old Logitech game pad so I could cut (Ctrl-X), copy (Ctrl-C), paste (Ctrl-V), save (Ctrl-S), close window (Ctrl-W) and Delete (Delete !!!) etc in windows apps with one touch. Brilliant and RSI avoiding as some days editing the Museum involves thousands of these key combinations. - Joy to Key
article pub: 2019
Eurofighter Typhoon | Steam | No Joy! - Joy to Key Video
- JW Vietnam Vietnam Exhibit Combat
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- Ka-50 Hokum Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Key Tweak Utility Key Commands
Remap your keyboard ingame: untested - Knights of the Sky Europe Exhibit Combat
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- LAS86 Exhibit Combat
- Launchbox Unbroken Software Utility
org: Unbroken Software
Launch ALL your sims! DOS, Windows, Steam, GOG... - Launchbox Unbroken Software Video
org: Unbroken Software - Launchbox Unbroken Software Official Site Link
org: Unbroken Software
Unbroken Software is a development company best known for creating LaunchBox, a box-art-based frontend for DOSBox, emulation, and Windows games. - LHX Exhibit Combat Helicopter
Lock On: Modern Air Combat Ubisoft Eagle Dynamics Exhibit Combat
year: 2003 org: Ubisoft org: Eagle Dynamics
The sequel to the acclaimed air combat sims: Su-27 Flanker 1.5, Su-27 Flanker 2.0 and Su-27 Flanker 2.5.- Lock On: Modern Air Combat Matt Wagner Video
year: 2003 article pub: 2003 
Lock On: Modern Air Combat Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2003
Lock On: Modern Air Combat Artwork & Packaging
year: 2003
Lock On: Modern Air Combat Manual
year: 2003
Lock On: Modern Air Combat Image Gallery
year: 2003
Lock On: Modern Air Combat Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2003
NATO: A-10A Thunderbolt II | F-15C Eagle | MiG-29 Fulcrum A
SOVIET: Su-27 Flanker B | MiG-29 Fulcrum A | MiG-29 Fulcrum C | Su-25 Frogfoot | Su-33 Flanker D- Lock On: Modern Air Combat Aircraft: not flyable NATO
year: 2003
A-10, F-14A, F-15C, F-16 (A,C), F-18(A,C), F-117A, F-4E, F-5E, S-3B, S-3R, B-1B, B-52H, E-2C, E-3A, C-17A, C-130, KC-10, Tornado IDS, Mirage-2000, AH-1W "Super Cobra", AH-64A "Apache", AH-64D "Longbow", CH-47D "Chinook", CH-53E "Super Stallion", UH-60A "Black Hawk", SH-60B "Sea Hawk", SH-3H "Sea King") - Lock On: Modern Air Combat Aircraft: not flyable Soviet
year: 2003
MiG-23, MiG-25 (P, RBW), MiG-27, MiG-29 (A,S), MiG-31, Su-17,Su-25, Su-27, Su-30, Su-33, Su-34, Su-39, Su-24, Su-24MR, Tu-22M3, Tu-95, Tu-142, Tu-160, A-50, An-26, An-30, IL-76, IL-78, Mi-8MT, Mi-24 "Hind", Mi-26 "Halo", Ka-27 "Helix", Ka-50, Ka-52. - Lock On: Modern Air Combat Video
year: 2003 - Lock On: Modern Air Combat Eagle Dynamics Official Site Link
year: 2003 org: Eagle Dynamics - Luftwaffe Collection (1999) Exhibit Combat
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article updated: 2019-11-26- MACE Battlespace Simulations About
article updated: 2019-11-26 org: Battlespace SimulationsMACE(Modern Air Combat Environment)is a physics-based, full spectrum Computer Generated/Semi-Automated Forces (CGF/SAF) application with a large and user-extensible order of battle, capable of many-on-many simulation yet having very high fidelity at the engagement level.
- MACE Battlespace Simulations Flight Model
article updated: 2019-11-26 org: Battlespace SimulationsMACEuses an energy-based aerodynamic model for aircraft flight. Specific Excess Power (Ps) is the primary driver for describing an aircraft’s flight performance. At positive values of Ps an aircraft is free to turn, climb or accelerate, when Ps is negative an aircraftis forced to decelerate or dive or a combination of both. Psis also useful to depict an aircraft’s speed-altitude envelope;if Ps has reached zero, the aircraft can neitherclimb nor accelerate, andthus the aircraft has reached eitherits ceiling or maximum level velocity. When an aircraft maneuvers, it retrieves the specific excess power of the aircraft at its current altitude, Mach number, and g-loading. It then initiates a climb angle, turn angle, and rate of acceleration based onits specific excess power data-tables. As the aircraft’s altitude, speed, and loading changes, its energy state changes as well.The Energy model continuously retrieves the available excess power and adjusts its climb angle, turn angle, and rate of acceleration to reflect the new energy state. An energy based aerodynamic model is a good balance between reasonably-close aircraft performance and limited CPU usage when trying to simulate large numbers of constructive forces.The final equation yields a relatively easy means of developing data tables that incorporate the necessary parameters (i.e. thrust, weight, drag, load factor, wing area, Mach number, and dynamic pressure) to produce accurate Psdata.
- MACE Image Gallery
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MACE Battlespace Simulations Official Site Link
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Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Microsoft Europe Exhibit Combat Host Flight Simulator Series
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 org: Microsoft
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator First impressions. Microsoft
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 org: Microsoft
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Art: Box
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Saitek X-36 file Saitek Downloads
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 org: Saitek - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator System requirements
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Training
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
There are quite a number of airbases in the sim, here is a complete list.
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Germany Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Switzerland Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator France Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator United Kingdom Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Switzerland Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator United Kingdom Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator France Airport Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Terrain Scenery
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Takeoff
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Air to Air
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Campaign
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator RAF United Kingdom Battle of Britain Campaign
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Luftwaffe Germany European Theatre WWII Campaign
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Easter Eggs
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Reviews Link dead
year: 1998 article pub: 2009
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Fan Site Link
year: 1998 article pub: 2009
Bill Potvin's Combat Flight Sim Ops - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Fan Site Link dead
year: 1998 article pub: 2009
http://cfs.telefragged.com/warbirds - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Fan Site Link dead
year: 1998 article pub: 2009
www.combatfs.com/pegavcfs - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Fan Site Link dead
year: 1998 article pub: 2009
http://kmp.telefragged.com 
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Microsoft Aces Studio Pacific Exhibit Combat Host Flight Simulator Series
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microsoft org: Aces Studio
Sequel to Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator (1998). Set in the Pacific Theatre WWII, it significantly upgraded the graphics and fidelity of the series.
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 First look at the Beta version in August 2000 Microsoft Aces Studio Beta
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microsoft org: Aces Studio
Beta version CD ROM provided August 2000 by Microsoft | Retail box (2 x CD ROM) | A4 colour flyer.- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Microsoft Aces Studio MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2000 article pub: 2000 org: Microsoft org: Aces Studio 
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Pacific Campaign World War II
year: 2000 article pub: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Aircraft
year: 2000 article pub: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2000 article pub: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Artwork & Packaging
year: 2000- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 USA Campaign World War II
year: 2000 
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Carrier Ops Image Gallery World War II
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 System requirements
year: 2000- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Interface Video Image Gallery
year: 2000
For some insight as to why Microsoft used cartoon graphics for the intro and throughout the sim menus, see my interview with Scott Lee in Microsoft Combat Flight Sim 3. 
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Objects
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Objects Airport
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Objects Structure
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Japan Objects Ship World War II
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 USA Objects Ship World War II
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Objects Vehicle World War II
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2
year: 2000
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Pacific Airport: Wake Island Campaign World War II Chart
year: 2000 article pub: 2000- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Link dead
year: 2000
www.microsoft.com/games/combatfs2 - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Link dead
year: 2000
cfs.sim-arena.com/review/review.phpl - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Link dead
year: 2000
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~kylebsc/ - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Link dead Mod
year: 2000
easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~ianboys/cfs2mis.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Link dead Mod
year: 2000
http://web.tiscalinet.it/jobim/cfs2 - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Link dead Mod
year: 2000
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/ - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 Link dead Mod
year: 2000
www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs2.php 
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Microsoft Aces Studio Europe Exhibit Combat Host Flight Simulator Series
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-17 org: Microsoft org: Aces Studio
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Microsoft Aces Studio Press MiGMan: Press Flight Simulator Series World War II
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-17 org: Microsoft org: Aces Studio
On September 18th 2002 I interviewed Scott Lee, product manager from Microsoft's Aces Studio, and checked out the beta version of Microsoft Combat Flight Sim 3.- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Microsoft Press
year: 2002 org: Microsoft - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Microsoft Aces Studio MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 2002 org: Microsoft org: Aces Studio 
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Microsoft Press Image Gallery
year: 2002 org: Microsoft
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Flying the Fortress Europe campaign Campaign World War II
year: 2002
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 My dismal efforts... Campaign World War II
year: 2002
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Mission Ship
year: 2002
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Mission Ship Image Gallery
year: 2002
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Mission Ejection Checklist
year: 2002
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Scenery
year: 2002
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Interface
year: 2002
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Interface
year: 2002
The menu screen loads not only the aircraft and pilot you choose but also the aerodrome, weather and lighting conditions.
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Scenery
year: 2002
The combination of high density elevation data with the auto generated trees and buildings, plus shadows from the clouds and shadows calculated on from the interaction of terrain and the sun... all these factors combine to create the most convincing effect of flying over real terrain I've yet experienced.
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 USAF USA Aircraft: Flyable World War II
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-17
Curtiss P-55 Ascender |Lockheed P-38J and P-38L Lightning | Lockheed P-80A Shooting Star | Martin B-26C (and F/G) Marauder | North American P-51B and D Mustang | Republic P-47D (early models) and P-47D-25 Thunderbolt
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Luftwaffe Germany Aircraft: Flyable World War II
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-17
Dornier Do 335A-1 and Do 335B-2 | Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-5 and Fw 190A-8 | Gotha Go 229A-0 | Junkers Ju 88A-4, Ju 88C-6, and Ju88P-4 | Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 and Bf 109G-10 | Messerschmitt Me 262A-21a and M2 262A-2a
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 RAF United Kingdom Aircraft: Flyable World War II
year: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-17
de Havilland Mosquito B. IV, F.B VI, and F.B. XVIII | de Havilland Vampire I | Hawker Typhoon IB | Hawker Tempest V | North American Mitchell II (B-25C/D) and III (B-25J) | Supermarine Spitfire L.F. IXc and L.F. IXe- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Tips
year: 2002
Instant screen shot capture. Type Control-; (semicolon) and you'll instantly capture the screen shot and save it to your "My Documents" folder. No more need to hit print screen and then save the clipboard image to your photo editing software. Two keystrokes and you capture screen shots on-the-fly.
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Tips
year: 2002
Add/remove gauges from the Full View screen. Type Control-Shift 1-5 to add/ remove or change up to five different gauges that can appear on your Full View Screen.
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Tips
year: 2002
CFSconfig.exe. A program to make it a snap to configure CFS3 to your specific system.- Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs3-1.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs3temp/cfs3temp.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs3moss/cfs3moss.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs3powr/cfs3powr.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs3spit/cfs3spit.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/review/cfs3luft/cfs3luft.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://www.netwings.org/ - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://microsoftgamesinsider.com/CFSInsider/FAQs/tuckers_top_10_tips.php - Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Link dead
year: 2002
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~kylebsc/flying/ - Microsoft Flight Simulator Advanced Scenery Designer Exhibit Civil
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article updated: 2019-10-14 org: Microsoft 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 3 Microsoft Bruce Artwick Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
article updated: 2019-10-04 org: Microsoft
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 Microsoft Bruce Artwick Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
org: Microsoft
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 Artwork & Packaging
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 Art: Box
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 Art: Box Back
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 Manual- Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 Hardware
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Microsoft Bruce Artwick Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
article updated: 2019-10-04 org: Microsoft- Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Microsoft Bruce Artwick MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
org: Microsoft
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Artwork & Packaging
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Art: Box
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Art: Box Back
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Media
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Media
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Manual
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Advertising
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Media
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Advertising
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Advertising
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 1995 article updated: 2019-10-04 org: Microsoft- Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Microsoft MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 1995 org: Microsoft
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box Back
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Artwork & Packaging Jewel Case
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Artwork & Packaging Media
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Artwork & Packaging Manual
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Artwork & Packaging Artwork & Packaging
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Artwork & Packaging Receipt
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 1995 article updated: 2019-10-04 org: Microsoft
v6.0- Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 Art: Box
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 Art: Box Back
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 Jewel Case
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 Media
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 Manual
year: 1995
Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 Receipt
year: 1995 article updated: 2019-10-05
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 1998 org: Microsoft
v6.1- Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Microsoft MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 1998 article updated: 2019-10-05 org: Microsoft 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Artwork & Packaging
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1998- Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Manual
year: 1998 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Chart
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Chart
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Chart
year: 1998
Airport diagrams - approach plates are also included for selected locations.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Chart
year: 1998
Hawaii sightseeing map - section. This is just the thing for a VFR jaunt in your favourite aircraft.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Installation
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Interface
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Training
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 182 Training
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Challenges Mission
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Greece Mission Scenery
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 737
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Bell 206B JetRanger 206 Helicopter Helicopter: Flyable
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Bell 206B JetRanger 206 USA Cockpit
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Bell 206B JetRanger 206 USA Virtual Cockpit
year: 1998- Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Bell 206B JetRanger 206 USA Scenery
year: 1998
Las Vegas - Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Bell 206B JetRanger 206 USA Video MiGMan: Combat Diary Helicopter: Flyable Scenery
year: 1998
One of MiGMan's wobbly test flights!
In the default Bell 205B helicopter, taking a sedate flight over the strip in Vegas. Landmark areas of scenery such as this received particular attention by the developers and they pushed the software and hardware of the day to the limits to achieve this amount of detail. Compare this to the same flight in FS2002. 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Boeing 737-400 737 Aircraft: Flyable V-speeds
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Scenery
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Scenery
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Cessna Skylane 182R RG 182 Aircraft: Flyable V-speeds
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Cessna Skylane 182R RG 182 Virtual Cockpit
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Cessna Skylane 182R RG 182 USA Scenery
year: 1998
John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York is one of the world's busiest. Take a flight past the control tower and terminal area, including the TWA terminal designed by the famous architect Eero Saarinen.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Cessna Skylane 182S 182 Aircraft: Flyable V-speeds
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 182 China Scenery
year: 1998
Take a rare flight over Beijing, past the Forbidden City and Tianenmen Square.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Cessna Skylane 182S 182 Cockpit
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 747 Netherlands MiGMan Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1998
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 Carrier landing in a Cessna 172 Gerry Easter Eggs
year: 1998
Gerry from New-Brunswick, Canada wrote: "I just saw your web-page, and I noticed the picture with the Cessna going to land on the carrier. Did you actually did it in Microsoft Flight Simulator 98?"
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 USA Scenery
year: 1998- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 2000 org: Microsoft
v7.0 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-06 org: Microsoft
v8.0
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 MiGMan Reviews
year: 2002 article pub: 2002- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 2002 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Microsoft Exhibit Civil Flight Simulator Series Flight Simulator Series
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 org: Microsoft
Comparison of aircraft and scenery in Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002. I took up all the flyable aircraft in the standard release of the sim, and where possible, flew them in the same locations, enabling a quick look at how far the graphics had advanced in 5 years.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Artwork & Packaging
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-06
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 172 Australia Airport: Sydney Airport MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-06
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 172 Australia Airport: Sydney Airport MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Flight Recorder
year: 2002 article pub: 2002- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Bell 206B Jetranger III 206 USA Video
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Bell 206B Jetranger III 206 Aircraft: Flyable Aircraft: Specs
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Bell 206B Jetranger III 206 USA Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Bell meets Montgolfier.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Bell 206B Jetranger III 206 USA Cockpit Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
The strip is pretty busy... compare this with the same scene in Microsoft Flight Simulator 98.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Bell 206B Jetranger III 206 USA Virtual Cockpit Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Siegfried and Roy are still playing. All the gauges work in this virtual cockpit and you can read them in flight.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 737-400 737 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Airport: Hong Kong International Airport Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Airport: Hong Kong International Airport Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Airport: Hong Kong International Airport Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Airport: Hong Kong International Airport Scenery Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Airport: Hong Kong International Airport Scenery Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 737-400 737 Hong Kong Airport: Hong Kong International Airport Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 747-400 747 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 747-400 747 Netherlands Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 747-400 747 Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 747-400 747 Virtual Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 777-300 777 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 777-300 777 USA Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Boeing 777-300 777 USA Virtual Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
The Virtual cockpit is probably the best of all the standard aircraft in the sim.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 172-SP 172 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 172-SP 172 USA Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
These images taken at Mount Rushmore, USA... where else ?
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 172-SP 172 USA Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
These images taken at Mount Rushmore, USA... where else ?
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 172-SP 172 USA Virtual Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
These images taken at Mount Rushmore, USA... where else ?
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane 182 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane 182 China Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Over the Imperial City, Beijing. Compare the same scenes in Microsoft Flight Simulator 98.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane 182 China Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane 182 China Virtual Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane RG 182 USA Airport: John F. Kennedy International Airport Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane RG 182 USA Airport: John F. Kennedy International Airport Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane RG 182 USA Airport: John F. Kennedy International Airport Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
There is no Virtual cockpit.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 182 Skylane RG 182 USA Airport: John F. Kennedy International Airport Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 208B Caravan 208 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 208B Caravan 208 Switzerland Airport: Sion Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 208B Caravan 208 Switzerland Airport: Sion Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 208B Caravan 208 Switzerland Airport: Sion Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Cessna 208B Caravan 208 Switzerland Airport: Sion Virtual Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Amphibian 208 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Amphibian 208 Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Amphibian 208 Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Amphibian 208 Virtual Cockpit
year: 2002 article pub: 2002- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Tips
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
I like to fly with the virtual cockpit zoomed out to 50% for a greater sensation of speed.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 15 minutes of fun
year: 2002 article pub: 2002 article updated: 2019-10-12
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
When a flight sim models the whole world... where do you start?
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Hawaii USA Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
The islands of Hawaii are ideal for visual joyflights. You can't get lost! Just take off from any of the numerous airports, follow the coastline and you'll end up back where you started in about 10 or 15 minutes. The islands are close enough to be visible from each other so you can go island hopping wihout fear of getting lost at sea. Or you can just land at any of the airports you'll see along the way.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Hawaii: 1983 Kilauea Eruption 172 USA Scenery MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
For 2 hours I flew about, circling the enormous peak of Kilauea volcano - or what I thought was Kilauea volcano!!! No eruption ensued - not even a trickle of magma. I checked the date and the time, restarted the flight a few times, flew round the island, flew high, flew low, changed the time... still no eruption! Well eventually I found it.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 France Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Lots of architectural marvels to buzz from Gothic cathedrals to buildings you can fly through!
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Tahiti USA Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
A few prominent islands and hundreds of attolls. Coming in over a lagoon for landing and skimming the tops of palm trees is a buzz.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 Japan Link Landmark
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Map of the main central Tokyo landmarks.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 United Kingdom Airport: Heathrow Scenery
year: 2002 article pub: 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 2004 org: Microsoft
v9.0 "A Century of Flight".
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Scenery Graphics Flight Test MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2004 article pub: 2006
I set up the sim for an approach to runway 16R at Sydney airport. This is an approach familiar to Sydney residents on the North Shore and inner west. One of the main landmarks for the pilot on this approach is the Gladesville Bridge, which became visible as I turned the graphics settings up.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 My preferred settings Scenery Graphics MiGMan: Combat Diary MiGMan: Cockpit
year: 2004 article updated: 2019-10-12- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 I take all the flyable aircraft for a spin. Aircraft: Flyable Video MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2004 article pub: 2004 
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2004
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 was also titled "A Century of Flight" and it featured these historically important aircraft.- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Promo for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. This is one of the most entertaining and clever ads I have ever seen for a software product. Video Advertising Press
year: 2004 - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 2004
PL3T9aMILZQ2yDfaBk5Cb4L_Zomr2mJF41 - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Eyepoint adjust Key Commands
year: 2004
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Features
year: 2004- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 New Features
year: 2004
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Specs System requirements
year: 2004
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Changing Display Settings Microsoft Graphics Link Archive
year: 2004 org: Microsoft
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2004
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Oct 2004 patch Patch Image Gallery Objects Graphics
year: 2004 article pub: 2004"The Update will include over 160 bridge models created after authentic landmarks to replace missing autogen bridges."
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 A look behind the scenes at how artists and programmers create the clouds in the world of flight sim. Weather Graphics
year: 2004- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 2004
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org: Microsoft - Microsoft Flight Simulator X Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 2006 article pub: 2006 org: Microsoft
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Microsoft Flight Simulator X Microsoft MiGMan Press MiGMan: Press Flight Simulator Series
year: 2006 article pub: 2006 org: Microsoft
I was a special guest at the FSX launch in Sydney, October 2006.
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Image Gallery People Press
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
The Flight sim fans turned up dressed most appropriately! Press there included Bennet Ring, ace games journalist from http://au.ign.com/
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Image Gallery Aircraft Press
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Image Gallery Aircraft Helicopter Press
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Image Gallery Cockpit: Motion Cockpit: Bespoke Press
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
But the best was yet to come..... at the back of the hangar were two full motion cockpits. Yes, that is 360 degrees of motion with a roll rate of 360 degrees per second. I had some happy aerobatic time in there with Junglist, host of ABC Television's "Good Game".- Microsoft Flight Simulator X MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
year: 2006
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Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pre-release April 2006 Features Press
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
One of the most important new features was left off the list - it will ship with "missions". This, I think is the cleverest thing they've done yet and will surely get a much wider audience interested in the sim, and flight sims generally.
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pre-release April 2006 Press Image Gallery
year: 2006 article pub: 2006- Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pre-release April 2006 Press Specs
year: 2006 article pub: 2006 
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pre-release April 2006 Press
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pre-release April 2006 Aircraft: Flyable
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pre-release April 2006 ATC Multiplayer
year: 2006 article pub: 2006
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Microsoft MiGMan: Press Image Gallery
year: 2006 org: Microsoft
The Flight sim fans turned up dressed most appropriately at the Microsoft Flight Simulator X launch.
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Microsoft Australia MiGMan: Press Image Gallery
year: 2006 org: Microsoft
On landing at Bankstown, Sydney's second major airport, we were treated to a hangar full of classic aircraft.- Microsoft Flight Simulator X Microsoft MiGMan: Press Image Gallery
year: 2006 org: Microsoft
But the best was yet to come..... at the back of the hangar were two full motion cockpits. Yes, that is 360 degrees of motion with a roll rate of 360 degrees per second. I had some happy aerobatic time in there with Junglist, host of ABC Television's "Good Game". - Microsoft Flight Simulator X Link dead
year: 2006 article pub: 2009
BLOGS from the Microsoft Flight Simulator X development team - Microsoft Flight Simulator X Link dead
year: 2006 article pub: 2009
Global Terrain Technology for Flight Simulation - Inside the terrain engine. (Microsoft FS Insider article) - Microsoft Flight Simulator X Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 2006 article updated: 2019-11-14
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org: Microsoft - Microsoft Flight MiGMan: Curated Video list Video
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X : Steam Edition Microsoft Steam Flight Simulator Series Host
year: 2015 org: Microsoft org: Steam - Microsoft Flight Simulator X : Steam Edition Premium Microsoft Steam Flight Simulator Series
year: 2015 org: Microsoft org: Steam - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Microsoft Exhibit Host Civil Flight Simulator Series
year: 2020 article updated: 2019-10-01 org: Microsoft
The entire series which began with Bruce Artwick's FS1 in 1981 and continues via Microsoft to the present day. - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Microsoft Asobo MiGMan Reviews
year: 2020 article pub: 2019 org: Microsoft org: AsoboWhat I said 18 years ago about Flight Sim 2002 seems totally applicable to this new sim:
"Previously to get anywhere near this level of detail for a particular locale you would have to purchase a 3rd party scenery pack and then suffer abominable frame rates.
With the ability to automatically generate buildings, trees, static and flying aircraft and the associated radio traffic this package must have sent shock waves through companies whose business was based on enhancing the Microsoft sims. Still, the open architecture is there and the Pro version even includes an object / aircraft construction kit.
I'd imagine some business plans are hastily being rewritten and in the end we are all better off.
The sim has the ability to support computers and graphic cards that aren't even built yet - but they will be!
Yet it still runs on an average PC and looks good. Who could have imagined 10 years ago that this level of detail and complexity could be modelled on a PC? Only in my dreams!
MiGMan, 2002."
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Microsoft Video Playlist Press
year: 2020 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-03 org: Microsoft
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year: 2020 article pub: 2019 - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 2020 article updated: 2019-11-14
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- Microsoft Paris USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Microsoft Scenery Pack Exhibit Civil Scenery
- MiG Alley South Korea MiGMan Reviews Korean War Cold War
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley achieved very close to a perfect blend of action and graphical realism... and managed to run very fluidly in 1999 on a Pentium 233 with a Creative 3D Blaster Banshee, and that was with all the graphics options maxed out at 800 by 600 resolution. Game developers take note - there is a market for games which actually run well on modest hardware ! 
MiG Alley South Korea Image Gallery
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley South Korea Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
The MiG Alley packaging is an object lesson in how to create excellent supporting material which sets the mood and period of the sim before you even install it!
MiG Alley South Korea Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
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MiG Alley South Korea MiGMan: Combat Diary Scenery
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
Back home - check out the terrain textures - the village - paddy fields - forested areas - the base itself.
MiG Alley South Korea Mission Planning Interface
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
Typical mission planning screen. There is a host of information which can be called up as needed in smaller windows. This is a model of good interface design.
MiG Alley South Korea Campaign Korean War
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03You are supporting a ground battle that is being fought on the Korean peninsula. As the peninsula runs north-south you will find that the front line generally lies east-west. Although your specific objectives will vary from campaign to campaign, the overall objective is to support the UN ground forces in their effort to move the front line up to the Chinese border.
MiG Alley South Korea Campaign Korean War Mission Planning
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
Your have five fighter squadrons and two bomber squadrons under your command.
MiG Alley South Korea Campaign Korean War Mission Planning
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley South Korea Virtual Cockpit Cockpit
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
The cockpits in MiG Alley are all virtual cockpits. There is no fixed cockpit and you don't need or want one as these do the job well and maintain a sense of immersion in the sim with the canopy rails and reflections.
MiG Alley South Korea ACM
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
The dogfights at altitude in MiG Alley become mass of contrails, visible from miles away. Also visible are the glints of sunlight reflecting off canopies and dropping fuel tanks.- MiG Alley South Korea MiGMan: Combat Diary Flight Test
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
Inverted flying didn't seem to cause fuel starvation in any of the aircraft. 
MiG Alley South Korea
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
I finally caught up with the flight and was struggling to formate.
MiG Alley Takeoff
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley Landing
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley Landing Image Gallery
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley Formation Flight
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
The aircraft in MiG Alley use the classic "Finger Four" formation. This was known to Commonwealth pilots (Canadian and Australian) as "High Battle Formation". According to Christie Harris, who flew for the RCAF in the 1950's, "You started as a wingman, with three practically foolproof opportunities for disaster.
MiG Alley Forward Air Controller
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
The Forward Air Controllers in MiG Alley are a first for Combat flight sims.
MiG Alley History Hardware: Historic Aircraft
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley Clouds
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley South Korea Ground Crew Korean War Cold War
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley South Korea Pilot Korean War Cold War
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley Pilot Korean War Cold War Mission Planning
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley Korean War Cold War Mission Planning
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley FAQ
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG Alley Pyrotechnics
year: 1999 article pub: 1999 article updated: 2019-10-03
MiG-29 Fulcrum Fausto Romeo Reviews
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
This review was written specifically for the Flight Sim Museum in it's first year. Many thanks to fellow MiG enthusiast Fausto Romeo!- MiG-29 Fulcrum System requirements
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
The sim ran as smooth as silk on Pentium 233MMX with 64 MEG of RAM. ( No 3D accelerator) and looked great. With a Banshee card the framerate seemed to double and the object detail is spectacular. Smoke trails are thicker, and the framerate doesn't seem to slow even at 1024 x 768 resolution. - MiG-29 Fulcrum 01: Basic Air Manoeuvers Video Training MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-22 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 01: Basic Air Manoeuvers Image Gallery Training MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-22
It's hard to keep up with the MiG... very easy to get behind the aircraft.
MiG-29 Fulcrum Checklist Takeoff
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- MiG-29 Fulcrum 02: Takeoff & Landing Video Takeoff MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-23 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 02: Takeoff & Landing Image Gallery Training MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019
I was busy as a one-armed wallpaper hanger on final approach! Quite tricky to get the recommended 10 degrees AOA... more practice is the answer.
MiG-29 Fulcrum Image Gallery Landing MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- MiG-29 Fulcrum 03: Air to Air: FAIL Video AA: Radar Guided MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-23 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 03: Air to Air: FAIL Image Gallery MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12
This was tough... they shot at me (with live ordnance) ... I thought it was supposed to be a training sortie... ; -( Check out the next video where I (hopefully) PASS this mission.- MiG-29 Fulcrum 03: Air to Air: PASS Video AA: Radar Guided AA: Gun MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-23 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 03: Air to Air: PASS Image Gallery MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12
I only think I scraped through this mission because the MiG-21's couldn't find me!- MiG-29 Fulcrum 04: Air to Ground: FAIL Video Air to Ground MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-23 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 04: Air to Ground: FAIL Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12
I passed the bombing, not elegantly but nonetheless, then a rudder failure meant trouble on landing... I mean WHO or WHOM parked a tank there?- MiG-29 Fulcrum 05: Dogs of War: PASS Video Air to Air MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-26 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 05: Dogs of War: PASS Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12
I did escort the fighters successfully. My wingman did most of the work as I directed him via voice command. And then I took out the enemy AWACS (scratch one MiG-29...). This is the first video I've made with voice control, using Voice Attack. I make so much more use of the wingman when I can simply talk to him rather than hunt around in the dark for keys!- MiG-29 Fulcrum 06: Snake Venom: FAIL Video Air to Air MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-27 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 06: Snake Venom: FAIL Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12- MiG-29 Fulcrum 07: NAVEX Video
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-18 
MiG-29 Fulcrum 07: NAVEX Image Gallery Navigation
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12
A simple NAVEX turns into a Badger hunt!- MiG-29 Fulcrum Campaign Misson 01 Video
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-04 
MiG-29 Fulcrum Campaign Misson 01 Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12- MiG-29 Fulcrum Ridgy Didge MiG Video Flight Test MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-25 
MiG-29 Fulcrum Ridgy Didge MiG Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-12
Flight testing my ridgy-didge state-of-the-art HOTAS & voice-controlled Fulcrum!- Pan view working and mapped to the HOTAS. Not Track IR but pretty good for a 20 year old sim that doesn't support mouse look.
- Voice control for control surfaces (flaps, gear, chute), wingman.
- Draw distance? Can anyone help? I doubled the draw distance in the MIG29.INI file, but every time you enter the sim it overwrites it back to 26.
- Low speed, high alpha
- and... I didn't take the situation at the threshold seriously enough...
- MiG-29 Fulcrum Dogs of War Video MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-02 
MiG-29 Fulcrum Dogs of War Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-02- MiG-29 Fulcrum Dogs of War: Take 2 Video MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-09
MiG-29 Fulcrum Dogs of War: Take 2 Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-09
In this action packed and punchy edit I refly the mission which is becoming somewhat of a nemesis! But fun.- MiG-29 Fulcrum Hawk's Perch Video MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-12 
MiG-29 Fulcrum Hawk's Perch Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-12
Night flying! >> Dangerous << Exciting! >> Even more so when you're being shot at... << Actually the graphics in MiG-29 Fulcrum look stunning at night, and of course draw distance becomes irrelevant. Enjoy this one!- MiG-29 Fulcrum Fox Trap Video
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-23 
MiG-29 Fulcrum Fox Trap Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-23
Some Tu-160's turned up and put on quite the show with their four aferburning engines. Then we shot them down.- MiG-29 Fulcrum Missile evasion: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Video Missile Defence
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-13 - MiG-29 Fulcrum Snake Venom Video
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-12-30 
MiG-29 Fulcrum Snake Venom Image Gallery
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-11-30
Second attempt at this bombing mission. The bombing is very forgiving in this sim... but then we ran into the most 'Top Gun' helo pilot of all time! Then I shot him down. I found the explanation for the 'Top Gun' helo pilot in the documentation for the mission editor. Flight models and aircraft models are independent... and the manual warns not to assign an F-16 flight model to a chopper... which is exactly what some wag at Novalogic did here!- MiG-29 Fulcrum
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 article pub: 2019
MiG-29 Fulcrum Air to Air
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Checklist AA: Intercept
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Checklist AA: Gun
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Checklist Missile Defence
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum pdf Mission Planning Mission Planning
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum pdf Checklist Manual
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum pdf Keyboard Overlay
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum pdf Key Commands
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum MiGMan: Combat Diary Video
year: 1998 article pub: 2019 - MiG-29 Fulcrum Video Playlist MiGMan: Curated Video list MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2019
PL3T9aMILZQ2xcjXB_Z3QNVy6jOl5qlylV - MiG-29 Fulcrum WIP: Placeholder
year: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum blackyoshi1230 Video Playlist
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
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MiG-29 Fulcrum Campaign
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Mission
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Formation Flight
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- MiG-29 Fulcrum System requirements
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 
MiG-29 Fulcrum Multiplayer
year: 1998 article pub: 1998
MiG-29 Fulcrum Splash Screen
year: 1998 article pub: 1998- MiG-29 Fulcrum I made this video back in The-World-Before-YouTube, when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Video MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1998 article pub: 2002 - MiG-29 Fulcrum Link dead
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum Link dead
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum Link dead
year: 1998 article pub: 1998 - MiG-29 Fulcrum 3DFX Voodoo Link Utility
year: 1998
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- Mini Jetfight Exhibit Combat
- Mosquito Squadron Europe Exhibit Combat Add-on
- Mosquito Squadron Combat
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- National Parks USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
NATO Fighters Exhibit Combat- NATO Fighters Damsonn Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-11-14
PLIku_oD9y-RD-6YTp45VYQngQnyi7ZJeF - Navy Strike Exhibit Combat
- Neptune (Alphasim) Exhibit Combat Add-on
- New York USA Exhibit Civil
- Nexus Mod Manager Utility Mod
not tested. Not sure at all this would work with Microsoft flight sims as I remember running a separate utility to manage those addons. But for other games ... ??? ... - Night Raider Exhibit Combat
- Nightflite Exhibit Combat
- Nuclear Strike Exhibit Combat
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- OBS Studio I.T. Utility
OBS Studio Enable microphone monitoring Sound
I couldn't hear my voice in the cans when recording sim footage in OBS.
click to see the image.- OBS Studio
Run as administrator - OBS Studio How to Fix the OBS Capture Window Black Issue Link
- Operation Air Assault Exhibit Combat
- Operation Air Storm Exhibit Combat
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- Operation Gunship (1989) / Firehawk (1991) Exhibit Combat Helicopter
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Orbiter Dr. Martin Schweiger Exhibit Space
year: 2005
Martin Schweiger's "Orbiter" is a freeware space flight simulator for the PC that is fun, powerful, realistic, expandable, and educational. Based on the real science and math of orbital mechanics and atmospheric flight, it features a first-person astronaut's perspective and beautiful 3D graphics. Orbiter's developer, Dr. Martin Schweiger, has created an amazing virtual world of real and fictional spacecraft, space stations, planets, and moons. It includes a variety of spacecraft, space stations, and sample scenarios or "missions."
Orbiter Go play in Space Bruce Chino Irving Space pdf
year: 2005
This Introductory Tutorial manual is a colorful picture book about humans going to Mars, how they might realistically go about this, and where this might lead in the future.
Orbiter Go play in Space Bruce Chino Irving Space Downloads
year: 2005
This Introductory Tutorial manual is a colorful picture book about humans going to Mars, how they might realistically go about this, and where this might lead in the future.
Orbiter Mars: Just Imagine Bruce Chino Irving Space
year: 2005
A colorful picture book about humans going to Mars, how they might realistically go about this, and where this might lead in the future. The missions were simulated with specially developed add-ons in the freeware Orbiter space flight simulator, and most of the graphics are screen captures from Orbiter, though some are real photos from NASA. Intended for ages 10 to adult, the book includes an appendix with details for each page, including information on the add-ons used in Orbiter to create the images.
Orbiter Bruce Chino Irving Space Reviews
year: 2005 article pub: 2005
Orbiter In orbit over the USA and Australia. Bruce Chino Irving Space Reviews
year: 2005
I think Orbiter should really be flown in a dark room up close to a big monitor. It's like looking out the window of the Shuttle, with Bach, Strauss, and Ravel cycling in the background.- Orbiter Apollo 14 Bruce Chino Irving Space
year: 2005"Here are some Apollo 14 pics from a tutorial on recreating Apollo missions. The craft is a few years old now but still cool (the look is still much the same - I downloaded a lot of the Apollo stuff but have not tried any yet, as I'm still trying to achieve the orbit I want and maneuver with thrusters).
The addon people for this thing are maniacs, and the Forum is the one of the most multinational I have ever seen -- 12 year old kids in India to retired USAF guys in Colorado to all sorts of people around Europe, some Australia, etc. - Orbiter Bruce Chino Irving Space Add-on Link
year: 2005
Orbiter International Space Station Bruce Chino Irving Space Flight Test
year: 2005- Orbiter Bruce Chino Irving Space Link
year: 2005"Orbiter (available from www.orbitersim.com) is a freeware space flight simulator for the PC that is fun, powerful, realistic, expandable, and educational. The download page directs you to several "mirror" sites that actually host the program zip files. "
- Orbiter Apollo 14 Bruce Chino Irving Space Link
year: 2005
Apollo screen caps from Apollo Lunar Mission Tutorial by John Dunn. - Orbiter Search for Orbiter mods Bruce Chino Irving Space Mod Link
year: 2005
Orbiter Space Press
year: 2005 article pub: 2006The release of Orbiter 2006, the latest version of this comprehensive freeware space flight simulator, has been announced. Orbiter offers accurate physics, excellent 3D graphics, astronomy features, and a first-person astronaut's perspective.
Created as an educational project by Dr. Martin Schweiger of University College London, Orbiter has been in development since 2000. Orbiter allows users to virtually experience many aspects of space flight, including launching to orbit, orbital maneuvering, rendezvous/docking with the International Space Station, deploying satellites from the space shuttle, and even flying to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.- Orbiter Video
year: 2005
PL3T9aMILZQ2xC2pXz_8G87zw0uN3M_XUh - Orcas Island Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Over G Fighters Exhibit Combat
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- Pacific Fighters Pacific Exhibit Combat
- Pacific Storm Pacific Exhibit Combat
- Pacific Strike Pacific Exhibit Combat
- Pacific Theatre Pacific Exhibit Combat
- Pacific Warriors II Dogfight Pacific Exhibit Combat
- PBY-5 Catalina Exhibit Civil Add-on
Pearl Harbor (2001) Just Flight Flight One Pacific Exhibit Combat Add-on
year: 2001 org: Just Flight org: Flight One
Expansion for Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 that recreates the events and atmosphere at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941.- Pearl Harbor (2001) Mission
year: 2001 
Pearl Harbor (2001) Installation
year: 2001
Pearl Harbor (2001) Just Flight Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 2001 org: Just Flight
Pearl Harbor (2001) Reviews
year: 2001
Pearl Harbor (2001) Scenery
year: 2001
The package installs over 150 new textures including several airfields and 2 dimensional representations of the docks and urban landscape around Pearl Harbour. This technique looks good at altitude but unimpressive at low level. It does keep the frame rates up however.
Pearl Harbor (2001) Airport
year: 2001
A list of available airbases in the package would have been nice.- Pearl Harbor (2001) Japan Campaign
year: 2001- 1941, Dec 7 - Strike
- 1941, Dec 7 - Escort
- 1941, Dec 7 - Strike
- 1941, Dec 7 - Strike
- 1941, Dec 6 - Intercept
- 1941, Dec 7 - Strike
- 1941, Dec 7 - Anti - Ship
- 1941, Dec 8 - Search and Destroy
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 7 - FIghter Sweep MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
This is where it all starts - Haleiwa Field - about 10 miles NE of Pearl. Vastly outnumbered, the name of the game was survival.
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 7 - Intercept MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
A flight of Japanese a/c overflew Haleiwa as I climbed into the P-40. It took a few minutes to catch up with them, by which time I was over the harbour and all hell was breaking loose! Smoke trails were everywhere as FLAK and cannon took their toll.
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 7 - Intercept MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
11 kills on this mission! Woo hoo ! That has to be a personal best! Mind you - I did use over 8,000 rounds of ammunition (using unlimited ammo) and I only had a 4 % hit rate.
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 7 - Escort MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
It was a 90 mile flight to Pearl and an ideal opportunity to practise a bit of formation flying. The SBD's held a nice steady box formation at 1500 feet.
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 7 - Escort MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
After a frenzied dogfight during which I think I shot down 2... or 3 ... the Catalina bailed out again!
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 7 - Escort MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
Although I tried the mission several times I couldn't: A - defend the bombers, B - survive... and that's not a criticism - this was a fun mission.
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 7 - Intercept MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
A scramble in the F-4F and my first move was to crash head on! Tried again and my wingtip was shot off on the first pass. Next time up friendly FLAK damamged my control surfaces os I limped back to land on the Enterprise, Meanwhie all hell was breaking loose and some unlucky pilot collided with me as I turned to finals. Several attempts later and I managed to stay in one piece and apparently help to drive off most of the Japanese Dive Bombers... satisfied but weary I landed on the carrier.... only just !
Pearl Harbor (2001) 1941, Dec 8 -Search and Destroy MiGMan: Combat Diary Mission
year: 2001
Very heavy FLAK in this mission - each time my plane sustained grievous damage. Needless to say I didn't hit the carrier once either. Definitely a challenge!- Pearl Harbor Strike at Dawn USA Exhibit Combat
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- Pilots Power Tools Exhibit Civil
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- PMDG B1900C Exhibit Civil
- Prepar3D Lockheed Exhibit Flight Simulator Series
year: 2010 org: Lockheed
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Prepar3D v.4.5 Lockheed Exhibit Flight Simulator Series
year: 2010 org: Lockheed- Prepar3D v.4 MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2010 article pub: 2019
PL3T9aMILZQ2y545JLyjAgJgyrEF-3BCGC - Prepar3D v.4.5 Naturalpoint Track IR
Tips
year: 2010 article pub: 2019 org: Naturalpoint
This also immediately solved my problem of Track IR 5 not connecting with P3d v4. The path to get there is: Prepar3d v4 / redist / Interface / FSX-SP2-XPACK / retail / lib then click execute the file: SimConnect.exe 
Prepar3D 191031: My first 'proper' flight in the F-22. What a magnificent flight model, so fluid! Lots of things to learn on this aircraft - as evidenced by me flying the first 10 minutes with the airbrake extended! MiGMan: Combat Diary 15 minutes of fun Video Image Gallery
year: 2010 article pub: 2019 article updated: 2019-10-31- Prepar3D v4.5 In these flights I tried to recreate the visibility conditions seen in the real world videos at Gibraltar Airport. United Kingdom Airport: Gibraltar MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2010 article pub: 2019
PL3T9aMILZQ2wcO-lJJReOHp6Y4Z9esDdi - Prepar3D About
year: 2010 - Prepar3D Features
year: 2010 
Prepar3D Image Gallery
year: 2010- Prepar3D Civil MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2010
PL3T9aMILZQ2y2MILyeK-08YOSp0SbjgMw - Prepar3D Combat MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2010
PL3T9aMILZQ2wfuZdPqii0z7qMvjrlrUzQ - Prepar3D Helicopter: Flyable MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2010
PL3T9aMILZQ2xto5Go4EuprocYDfV8lesX - Prepar3D
year: 2010 - Prepar3D Official Site Link
year: 2010 - Prepar3D Lockheed Flight Simulator Series
year: 2010 org: Lockheed
v2 - Prepar3D Lockheed Flight Simulator Series
year: 2010 org: Lockheed
v3 - Prepar3D Lockheed Flight Simulator Series
year: 2010 org: Lockheed
v4 - Prepar3D Features Official Site
year: 2010 - Prepar3D Configuration MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 2010
PL3T9aMILZQ2yz5YmIbKTDi1p-L_n5M8Vw - Private Pilot Exhibit Civil
- Private Pilot Training Exhibit Civil
- Pro Flight Collection VII Next Gen Exhibit Civil
- Pro Pilot Exhibit Civil
- Pro Pilot 99 The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
org: The Sierra Chest - Pro Pilot 2000 The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
org: The Sierra Chest - Pro Pilot USA The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
org: The Sierra Chest - Proflight Exhibit Civil
- Project 1 Exhibit Combat
- Project Stealth Fighter Exhibit Combat
- PSION Exhibit Combat
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- RAF 2000 Europe Exhibit Combat Add-on
For Microsoft flight sim. - RAF in the Pacific The Sierra Chest Pacific Link Fan Site
org: The Sierra Chest - Reach for the Sky Europe Exhibit Combat
- Red Alert 2 Exhibit Combat
- Red Alert 2 Yuris Revenge Exhibit Combat
- Red Baron (1983) Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 1983 - Red Baron (1983) The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
year: 1983 org: The Sierra Chest - Red Baron (1992) Sierra Dynamix Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 1992 org: Sierra org: Dynamix - Red Baron (1992) Sierra Dynamix Exhibit
year: 1992 org: Sierra org: Dynamix - Red Baron 3D Europe Exhibit Combat
- Red Baron 3D The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
org: The Sierra Chest - Red Baron Mission Builder Europe Exhibit Combat Add-on
- Red Baron Mission Builder The Sierra Chest Link Fan Site
org: The Sierra Chest - Red Jets Europe Exhibit Combat
- Red Skies over Europe Europe Exhibit Combat
- Red Skies over Europe Exhibit Combat
Red Star over Korea (2002) Korea, North Exhibit Combat Add-on
For Microsoft flight sim.- Rescue Air 911 Exhibit Civil Helicopter
Royal Air Force Europe Exhibit Combat Add-on
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- Scenery Balearic Islands Pacific Exhibit Civil Scenery
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- Scenery Collection SETA Exhibit Civil Scenery
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- Scenery England and Wales United Kingdom Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Scenery Enhanced Edition Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Scenery Greece Greece Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Scenery Himalayas Nepal Exhibit Civil Scenery
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- Scenery Italy Italy Exhibit Civil Scenery
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- Scenery Perth Australia Exhibit Civil Scenery
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- Scenery Scandinavia Europe Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Scenery Thailand Malaysia Singapore Thailand Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Scenery Turkey & Cyprus Turkey Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Search and Rescue 2 Turkey Exhibit Civil
- Search and Rescue 2 Exhibit Combat
- Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 1991 - Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe Press
year: 1991 - SFS4 Exhibit
- SFS4 Combat
- ShareX I.T. Utility Display
Screen capture, share, edit - and - so - much - more! not tested. Has OCR built in. Automate uploads... a ton of features. - Shuttle Exhibit Combat
- Silent Thunder: A-10 Tank Killer II The Sierra Chest Fan Site Link
org: The Sierra Chest - Silicon Graphics Flight Sim Exhibit Combat
- SIM Dashboard
article updated: 2019-11-01
PL3T9aMILZQ2y3oFmZe6huGU9XK_LVSFbI - sim-space-shuttle Exhibit Combat
- Skeleton CSS I.T.
A dead simple, responsive boilerplate. You should use Skeleton if you're embarking on a smaller project or just don't feel like you need all the utility of larger frameworks. Skeleton only styles a handful of standard HTML elements and includes a grid, but that's often more than enough to get started. In fact, this site is built on Skeleton and has ~200 lines of custom CSS (half of which is the docking navigation).
- Skychase Exhibit Combat
Skyfox (1985) Exhibit Combat- Snowstrike Exhibit Combat
- Solo Flight Exhibit Combat
- Space Shuttle Exhibit Civil
- Space Shuttle Mission 2007 Exhibit Civil
- Spectrum Lightning Exhibit Combat
- Spitfire 40 Europe Exhibit Combat
- Spitfire Ace Europe Exhibit Combat
- Sri Lanka SIC Ed Sri Lanka Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Stealth Mission Exhibit Combat
- Steam Utility
Buy and run current and classic PC games and sims. - Steam Pin Steam Utility
Integrates Steam with your taskbar and menus. 
Strike Aces | Fighter Bomber Activision Exhibit Combat
org: Activision
The sim was set in a bombing competition inspired by Gen. Curtis LeMay's training events. It featured an unusual mix of flyable aircraft: F-4 Phantom , F-15E Strike Eagle, F-111 Aardvark, MiG-27 Flogger, RAF and Luftwaffe Tornado and the Saab Viggen.- Stunt Flyer The Sierra Chest Fan Site Link
org: The Sierra Chest - Stunt Island Exhibit Civil
year: 1991 - Super 80 Exhibit Combat
- Super Air Combat Exhibit Combat
- Super Huey Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Super Huey 3 Exhibit Combat Helicopter
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Programming software for the Thrustmaster hardware. You can use the well designed Graphic User Interface (G.U.I.) or plunge into advanced scripting.- T.A.R.G.E.T. MiGMan: Curated Video list
PL3T9aMILZQ2wiyEwKj-HFHD-sKLXLc7YA - Tahiti USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Tahiti Scenery USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Team Alligator Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Team Yankee Exhibit Combat
- TFX System requirements
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16 - TFX MiGMan: Curated Video list
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
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TFX Carrier Ops
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Scenery
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Tips
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16- TFX Press Advertising
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16 
TFX Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16- TFX Press
year: 1993 article pub: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Installation Installation
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Memory management Installation Memory Management
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Installation
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Key Commands
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Key Commands
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Key Commands
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16So you want to fly? You want to REALLY fly? Well you made the right choice with TFX... Take total control of one of three of the finest aircraft money can't buy: the Eurofighter 2000, the Lockheed F-22 Superstar and the Lockheed F-117A Stealth Fighter.
TFX Manual Flight Model
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16TFX is a computer game, but it is also a flight simulator. While it can be played on a simple level as an action game, it also has a complex flight modeling system which attempts to reproduce many aspects of flight and of the airplanes you will be piloting.
TFX Manual Installation
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Flight Model Configuration
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Interface
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Training
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Campaign
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Cockpit
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Cockpit AA: Radar Guided
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Cockpit Display Autopilot
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual HUD
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual AG: AGM-65 AG: Dive Bombing
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Landing
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Autopilot
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Pre Takeoff Takeoff
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Station Keeping
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual G Force
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Landing
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Carrier Ops
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Emergency
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Emergency
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Aerial Refuelling
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Ordnance
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Air to Air AWACS
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Air to Ground
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Missile Defence
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Air to Air
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Mission Mission Planning
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Key Commands
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Key Commands Navigation
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Key Commands AA: Intercept
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Ejection Ordnance
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Key Commands Key Commands: Views
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Campaign Mission Planning
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Control Surfaces
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Ordnance
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Aircraft: not flyable
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX SA-6 GAINFUL Manual SAM
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX SA-7 GRAIL Manual SAM
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX STINGER Manual SAM
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX T-72 MAIN BATTLE TANK Manual Vehicle
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX ZSU-24-4 SHILKA ANTI-AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY Manual SAM
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Physics Aerodynamics
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Lift Manual Physics Aerodynamics
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Drag Manual Physics Aerodynamics
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Takeoff Thrust Vector
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual Definition
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16
TFX Manual People
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-16- The Bridges at Toko-Ri Korea, North Exhibit Combat
The Mech-Warrior series Exhibit Combat- Their Finest Hour: Battle of Britain Europe Exhibit Combat
- Thunder Chopper Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Thunderhawk Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Time Gate Exhibit Combat
- TLK-39 Exhibit Combat
- Tomahawk Exhibit Combat Helicopter
- Top Style Utility
html, php, css, java script editor. I've been using it for about 10 years. Lightweight and powerful. 
Tornado Europe Exhibit Combat
year: 1993- Total Air War Video
year: 1998
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Total Air War Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
year: 1998- Total Air War Installation
year: 1998 - Total Air War Splash Screen
year: 1998 - Total Air War System requirements
year: 1998 - Total Air War ACM Dogfight Checklist
year: 1998 
Total Air War ACM AA: Merge
year: 1998
Total Air War ACM Lag Pursuit
year: 1998
Total Air War ACM BVR
year: 1998
Total Air War AWACS Training
year: 1998
Total Air War AWACS Training
year: 1998
Total Air War AWACS Training
year: 1998
Total Air War AWACS Training
year: 1998
Total Air War AWACS Tips
year: 1998
Total Air War Campaign Tips
year: 1998
Total Air War Urgent Shield Campaign
year: 1998
Total Air War Editing your pilot's logfile Tips
year: 1998- Total Air War Force Feedback
year: 1998 - Total Air War VR
year: 1998 
Total Air War Strategy Guide
year: 1998- Total Air War Environment Airport
year: 1998 
Total Air War Features
year: 1998
Total Air War Realism
year: 1998- Total Air War Editions
year: 1998 - Total Air War Campaign
year: 1998 
Total Air War Graphics Tips
year: 1998- Total Air War Patch
year: 1998 - Traffic Exhibit Civil
- Traffic Exhibit Civil
- Traffic 2004 Exhibit Civil
- Traffic 2005 Exhibit Civil
- Traffic Plus Pak Commuter Exhibit Civil
- Tuskegee Fighters Exhibit Combat
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- UltraFighters Exhibit Combat
- Ultra Mon Utility
Manage all your monitors. - US Navy Fighters Damsonn Video Playlist
year: 1993 article updated: 2019-11-21
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US Navy Fighters Mission 1: Rescue Boris Yeltsin: Briefing Janes Combat Simulations Mission Planning Video
year: 1993 article pub: 1998 org: Janes Combat Simulations
US Navy Fighters Mission 1: Briefing Mission Planning Video
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
"Do not, repeat, DO NOT fire on any Russian aircraft..." - Commander Air Group - US Navy Fighters - 1993.
US Navy Fighters Mission 1: Fly Mission MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
US Navy Fighters Mission 2: Setup Mission Planning
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
US Navy Fighters Aircraft: Flyable
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
US Navy Fighters Graphics
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
Screen resolutions up to 1024 x 768 pixels, texture mapping, light sourcing... it pushed the state of the art yet was still playable on a 486 at lower settings.
US Navy Fighters Graphics
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
Texture Mapping.- US Navy Fighters Training Image Gallery
year: 1993 article pub: 1998 - US Navy Fighters Tips
year: 1993 article pub: 1998 - US Navy Fighters Series
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
MiGMan's Fighters Anthology guide has over 200 pages describing how to fly in US Navy Fighters, Marine Fighters, Advanced Tactical Fighters and NATO Fighters.
It includes:- Checklists covering the basics, air to air, air to ground and emergencies.
- Downloadable training missions
- An extensive campaign near the South China Sea, where you can fly both sides of the conflict in the F/A-18 Hornet, F-14 Tomcat and the Chinese Shenyang MiG-21.
- A guide to the Vietnam campaign from US Navy Fighters '97
US Navy Fighters Interface
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
US Navy Fighters Advertising
year: 1993 article pub: 1998
"See MiG die" What a great slogan!
US Navy Fighters
year: 1993 article pub: 1998- US Navy Fighters Link dead
year: 1993 article pub: 2005
www.janes.ea.com - US Navy Fighters Link dead
year: 1993 article pub: 2005
www.janes.ea.com/downloads/patches.phpl - Janes EA patches
US Navy Fighters '97 Janes Combat Simulations Exhibit Combat
org: Janes Combat Simulations
US Navy Fighters Gold Janes Combat Simulations Exhibit Combat
org: Janes Combat Simulations
USAF Janes Combat Simulations Pixel MiGMan: Combat Diary
year: 2001 article pub: 2001 org: Janes Combat Simulations org: Pixel
USAF Janes Combat Simulations Pixel MiGMan: Combat Diary
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PL3T9aMILZQ2zfatJi7TSwuRlaFA9q4LRq - Voice Attack Official Site Link
- Voice Attack Link
"Play a sound" special action under "other" button in the "edit a command" window.' - VOZ AI Pack Exhibit Scenery
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- WA 747-400 777-200 Civil Aircraft: Flyable
- Warbirds Exhibit Combat
- Warbirds Extreme Exhibit Combat
- WarBirds II Europe Exhibit Combat
- War Thunder Combat
- Washington DC USA Exhibit Civil
- Wenatchee Skykomish USA Exhibit Civil Scenery
- Windirstat
Hard drive and file structure analysis tool. - Windows 10 Windows 10 videos Exhibit Video
- Windows 10 Optimize Windows 10 For GAMING & Power Users
- Windows 10 Video
Privacy settings 
Windows XP
Windows XP Setup your Flight Sim Controllers- Windows XP Patches 2006
- Wings Exhibit Combat
- Wings of Glory Exhibit Combat
- Wings over China China Exhibit Combat
Wings over Vietnam Vietnam Exhibit Combat- Wings over Vietnam Vietnam Combat
- Wings with Wires Europe Exhibit Combat
- World War II AFC Europe Exhibit Combat
- WWII Battle over Europe Europe Exhibit Combat Under maintenance
- WWII Fighters Europe Exhibit Combat
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- XFS Exhibit Combat
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year: 2003 - YouTube YouTube Data Model Utility Link
- YouTube Manage YouTube Playlists Utility Link
- YouTube Allow playlist embedding Utility
In the "studio" part of your channel settings - other features > playlists > edit > edit > playlist settings > allow embedding. - #gid=0&range=A5
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year: 1980
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RAAF South Korea Keith Inglis Exhibit Airforce
No. 77 Squadron became not only the first Australian squadron, but the first of the whole British Commonwealth to enter the fighting. The Squadron carried out 81,872 individual sorties, destroying 3,700 buildings, 1,500 vehicles and 16 bridges. It shot down three MiG-15's and three other enemy fighters My uncle Keith Inglis was in Korea as an armourer at Kimpo Airbase.
RAAF South Korea Airforce
A high explosive rocket used by No. 77 Squadron for their attacks against Communist ground positions in Korea. Holding the rocket is RAAF Armourer AC 1 Keith Inglis, of Wentworthville, Sydney.- Iwakuni RAAF Japan Airforce
When the well-equipped North Korean army crossed Korea's 38th parallel early on Sunday, 5th June 1950, members of No. 77 Squadron RAAF were celebrating in the Sergeants' Mess at Iwakuni, Southern Japan. Some of their Mustang aircraft had been crated and prepared for return to Australia. The Squadron was going home after four years of occupation duty. But the war that began with the North Korean army's attack and the uneasy peace that followed was to delay the return of No. 77 Squadron for another four and a half years. As soon as Wing Commander L. T. Spence, the Squadron C.O., was informed of the outbreak of the Korean conflict he immediately ordered his men to prepare their aircraft for action. However, no air attack was made by the North Koreans on Iwakuni. 
First Action for 77 Sqadron RAAF South Korea Airforce
The Squadron's base at Iwakuni was within easy reach of the Korean battle area and General Douglas MacArthur, who became commander, through the United Nations, of all Allied forces in Korea, asked for No. 77 Squadron to be committed to the war. The Australian Government agreed and No. 77 Squadron became not only the first Australian squadron, but the first of the whole British Commonwealth to enter the fighting.
The first action for the Squadron came on 2nd July, when four pilots, after breakfasting with their wives, took off before dawn to escort American transport aircraft bringing wounded out of Korea. A second mission escorted American light bombers attacking bridges near Seoul and a third mission escorted American B-29 bombers attacking the North Korean airfield of Hamhung. No. 77 Squadron was engaged in the following weeks in continuously harassing the enemy forces in their drive to seize all of South Korea before American forces and other United Nations military formations could be deployed to stem the tide.- Pohang RAAF South Korea Airforce
In a desperate struggle, the Pusan perimeter in the south-east corner of the Korean Peninsula held and following General MacArthur's successful counter blows at Inchon and Wonsan, No. 77 Squadron moved from its base at Iwakuni to a bare airfield at Pohang on the east coast of Korea from which they supported the drive northwards across the 38th parallel. 
Hamhung RAAF South Korea Airforce
In November the Squadron moved again, going north to Hamhung in North Korea where ground crews had to sweep snow from the wings of the Mustangs before the pilots took off on missions. Servicing aircraft was a constant battle against the freezing conditions, but wlth the Chlnese armies now pushing south- wards from Manchuria, the RAAF had to maintain a maximum combat effort. Flying out of Hamhung the RAAF pilots struck heavily at Chinese transports pouring down the roads out of Manchuria. They flew close support missions for the Turks and the Australian 3rd Battalion in action in Pak-chon. But the Chinese armies soon gained the upper hand and in the general withdrawal No. 77 Squadron was ordered south to Pusan where missions continued on a maximum effort basis.
Kimpo RAAF South Korea Airforce
In April 1951, the Squadron was withdrawn to Iwakuni to be re-equipped with Meteor 8 twin-engined jet fighters. In July, with training in Meteors completed, the squadron went back to Korea and joined the American 4th Fighter Group at Kimpo, near Seoul. The following month the RAAF pilots fought their first battle against the Russian MiG aircraft and this and later battles demonstrated that the Meteor was no match for the swept-wing MiG-15's. The Meteors were fitted with rocket rails and assigned to the ground attack role using rockets and cannons and they continued in this role until the fighting ended in July 1953. Note: Despite the official verdict that Meteors were no match for MiG-15s, Pilot Officer Bill Simmonds (left) and Pilot Officer John Surman managed to get two kills.
Results RAAF South Korea Airforce
In three years No. 77 Squadron lost thirty-five members dead and in addition a number of RAF pilots on exchange duty with the Squadron were killed in action. The Squadron carried out 81,872 individual sorties, destroying 3,700 buildings, 1,500 vehicles and 16 bridges. It shot down three MiG-15's and three other enemy fighters. RAAF Dakotas of No. 30 Transport Unit carried out most of the aerial supply and medical evacuation for the British Commonwealth forces in Korea. The Transport Unit grew into No. 36 Squadron in March 1953. In the medical air evacuation role alone the Dakotas carried a total of 12,ooo troops out of Korea. They carried 100,000 passengers and 13,500,000 lb of freight and mail.
Bob Newton makes friends with two Koreans near Kimpo RAAF South Korea Pilot Airforce
Two Korean youngsters, orphaned through the war, seem happy to make friends with an Australian airman, LAC Bob Newton, outside Kimpo, South Korea, not far from the airbase where members of the RAAF were serving with the British Commonwealth Forces
RAAF armourer AC 1 Keith Inglis, of Wentworthville, Sydney. RAAF South Korea Airforce
A high explosive rocket used by No. 77 Squadron for their attacks against Communist ground positions in Korea. Holding the rocket is RAAF armourer AC 1 Keith Inglis, of Wentworthville, Sydney.
Former POW's - Flight Lieutenant Gordon Harvey, D.F.C. and Flying Officer Ron Guthrie. RAAF South Korea Airforce
Former prisoners of war in North Korea, these two RAAF pilots were all smiles when they received new uniforms at the RAAF base at Kimpo soon after their release. Flight Lieutenant Gordon Harvey, D.F.C. (left) pins a new set of wings on the uniform of Flying Officer Ron Guthrie. Harvey, now a Group Captain, escaped from his prison camp once, but was recaptured when he was almost in sight of freedom. Altogether four RAAF pilots were taken prisoner during the Korean W ar.
A RAAF nursing sister. RAAF South Korea Airforce
A RAAF nursing sister offers a litter patient some reading material during an air ambulance flight from Korea to Iwakuni, in Japan, during the Korean war. RAAF aircraft flew hundreds of wounded and sick from the war theatre to Japan throughout the conflict.
20mm cannon shells being loaded by LAC P. O'Toole RAAF South Korea Airforce
Hard-hitting 20mm cannon shells being loaded into the weapons. system of a RAAF Meteor jet at Kimpo during the Korean war. The armourer is LAC P. O'Toole, of Strathmore, Melbourne, serving with No. 77 Squadron.
RAAF Exhibit Airforce
RAAF North Korea Exhibit Airforce
The Golden Years:- 50 years of the RAAF RAAF South Korea Exhibit Airforce- Rage Publisher
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"Rage Software plc, based in Liverpool, UK was formed in January 1992 by Managing Director Paul Finnegan, a man with extensive industry background (Ocean 1983, Special FX 1987) who saw an opportunity to create an independent games development business producing original, innovative and high quality products." - WIP: Placeholder
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- United Kingdom Airport: Gibraltar Airport Official Site Link
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3DFX Voodoo 3DFX Display
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In 1998 the 3DFX Voodoo graphic card hit the market and caused a quantum leap in computer gaming. Suddenly computers that struggled to get 20 fps could run at 60 fps with amazing textures and light sourcing.- 3 Qubed 3D glasses Display
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org: Aimsworth - Phil Perrot
AlphaSim was a flight-simulation addon developer, based in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. The company was well known throughout the flight simulation community for their numerous highly detailed & realistic military simulation products. || Wikipedia - Aura Interactor Sound
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org: BCC GUMP - Brunner Controller Force Feedback
org: Brunner - Cockpit: Homebuilt: Military
Bugeye Technologies Cockpit
org: Bugeye Technologies
Components and visual systems for professional flight simulators. Bugeye Technologies 3 window Flight Simulator suitable display system.- Bugeye Technologies Cockpit Video
org: Bugeye Technologies - Bugeye Technologies
org: Bugeye Technologies
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org: CKAS Mechatronics - Cockpit Collection Cockpit Collection Controller
org: Cockpit Collection
Cockpits: Bespoke Solutions: Videos Cockpit Display
Cockpits: Graphics Cards: Videos Display
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Creative 3D Blaster Banshee Creative Labs Exhibit Display Graphics 3DFX Voodoo
article pub: 1998 org: Creative LabsThe purchase of a 3D Blaster Banshee 16MB SDRAM AGP Graphics Accelerator with 16 MEG of RAM was the single best gaming investment I ever made! It turned my modest Pentium 233MMX into a screaming graphics machine, with all the great Voodoo graphics effects and a silky smooth frame rate on most sims. The card combined the 128 bit Voodoo 2 chipset with a fast 2D card - 12 MEG being allocated to the 3dfx and 4 meg to regular (2D) graphics.
Creative 3D Blaster Banshee Creative Labs Exhibit Display Graphics Multi Monitor
article pub: 2000 org: Creative Labs
The Banshee now supports MULTI MONITOR in Win 98 - meaning you can run another graphics card on a second monitor. You will need to install a .dll file to enable multi monitor.- Creative 3D Blaster Banshee Video Display Graphics
Cockpits: Instruments: Videos Cockpit
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Cockpits: Motion: Videos Cockpit
Watch this playlist at YouTube- Cockpits: Sound Sound
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Watch this playlist at YouTube - Commodore Commodore Platform
org: Commodore
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- Fly Aces Fly Aces Cockpit
org: Fly Aces 
The first flight simulator in History. Francisco J. Campos Cockpit
Francisco J. Campos reports: "in December 1927, the first commercial flight between Barcelona and Madrid for Spanish Airline Iberia took place with a huge success. This gave Doctor Andreu a great idea: create a ride for his park imitating a plane flight. He commissioned the construction of a replica from that plane, a German-made Rohrbach Roland able to transport 10 people and its crew. The plane was hanging from an elaborate crane rig, allowing it to fly in a circle pattern, powered by its own propeller. Since the whole contraption was placed in top of the mountain, and "flew" over open space, the passengers had the exact feeling of a real flight over the city."- WIP: Placeholder
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- Gameport Rudders Mark Schimmer Controller
The article by Mark Schimmer is about connecting game port rudder pedals to the Saitek X-45 but it may help with other game-port style rudders and newer sticks. - Gravis Gravis Controller
org: Gravis - GeForce Display
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Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 joystick Microsoft Controller
org: Microsoft
Microsoft Game Voice Microsoft Controller
org: Microsoft- Mackenzie cockpit Cockpit
- Matrox Matrox Display
org: Matrox - Mouse Video
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org: Nexcient - Nintendo Nintendo Platform
org: Nintendo - NVIDIA GeForce2 MX Display
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org: Sega - Simpit Simpit Cockpit
org: Simpit - Simshack Simshack Cockpit
org: Simshack 
Strategic Commander Microsoft Controller
org: Microsoft
Never before have I bought and installed a device which was so easy to use! The Strategic Commander lets you program on-the-fly, without exiting your application (game).- S1 Stainless Steel Mouse pad Controller
Redragon K570 Mechanical gaming keyboard Controller
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Redragon
I think I want this! Feature #2 is a winner by itself, and the rest look good too..
Features：
1. Solid all aluminum construction
2. WIN key can be disabled for gaming
3. 12 Dual action FN and multimedia keys
4. All 104 keys are 100% conflict free, anti-ghosting
5. RGB adjustable LED backlights offer 6 backlight themes and 18 backlight models.
6. 4 LED brightness levels.- Saitek Saitek Controller
org: Saitek - Simuleyes Display
- Simon's Retro VR Page Display Link
- Simulation Panel Advanced Drivers: neXt Generation Controller Link Official Site
org: Simulation Panel Advanced Drivers: neXt GenerationSPAD.neXt was started as a replacement software for Saitek Flight Simulation Panels (http://www.saitek.com/). While Saitek provides drivers for their panels, these have several shortcomings, notably lack of configurability and flexibility. SPAD.neXt closes this gap and provides almost unlimited options to configure your panels not only for use with flight simulation software. Now many other hardware is supported and the high flexibility of SPAD.neXt enables you to take your experience to the neXt level.
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Thrustmaster
org: Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster® has been one of the most highly regarded names in flight sim controllers since the early 1990's.- Thrustmaster MiGMan: Curated Video list
org: Thrustmaster - Thrustmaster WIP: Placeholder
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Thrustmaster TPR: Thrustmaster Pendular Rudder Rudder Rudder pedals
org: Thrustmaster- TPR: Thrustmaster Pendular Rudder Rudder Rudder pedals
Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster- HOTAS Warthog
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Thrustmaster MFD Cougar Controller
org: Thrustmaster- MFD Cougar
- MFD Cougar Features
Features
Multi-Function Display
Forget about your keyboard and take control with real flight instruments for even greater realism!
The ideal companion for all joysticks and yokes:- Backlighting for buttons with adjustable intensity (via the software or manually).
- 20 buttons + 4 switches per MFD = 48 programmable controls in total!
- Multi-position, weighted, non-slip and detachable base.
- 2 programmable LEDs per MFD, to identify the MFD during programming.
- 2 Plexiglas windows per MFD to insert one of the 3 pre-printed cardboard layouts with presets for "Microsoft� Flight Simulator X" (each cardboard layout corresponds to one of your choice of 3 presets: Generic / Light Aviation / Airliner).
- From the creator of the HOTAS Cougar and T.16000M joysticks!
Thrustmaster T.Flight U.S. Air Force Edition Gaming Headset
org: Thrustmaster- Thrustmaster WIP: Placeholder
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Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog Flight Stick HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog Dual Throttles HOTAS
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HOTAS Cougar Installation
article pub: 2002
HOTAS Cougar Installation
article pub: 2002- Firmware update 1.02 HOTAS Cougar Patch
article pub: 2002 - Firmware update 1.04 HOTAS Cougar Patch
article pub: 2002 - HOTAS Cougar Features
article pub: 2002 - 1mm HOTAS Cougar
article pub: 2002
Yes, you read correctly. People (some people, a few people) were complaining about a 1 millimeter play in the joystick travel. - HOTAS Cougar Mod
article pub: 2003 
HOTAS Cougar Maintenance
article pub: 2003
As expected, the nail varnish has prevented any further moisture damage to the painted surface. The main concern I did have was of an adverse reaction with the paint. There was none after 3 weeks of hard use . || 2019 update: After 16 years the fix is still working!
HOTAS Cougar Maintenance
article pub: 2003
Paint: Conditions of use HOTAS Cougar Maintenance
Paint: Definitions HOTAS Cougar Maintenance- Paint: Moisture HOTAS Cougar Maintenance
Why the stiff springs? Thrustmaster Flight Control System Mark II
org: Thrustmaster
The PFCS was designed to replicate the forces you would feel if you were flying a real jet fighter aircraft. The ThrustMaster PFCS approximately equals these forces. This will assist you in not 'overcontrolling' the aircraft.
Thrustmaster Flight Control System Mark II
org: Thrustmaster
Typically, we have found that a new user, unfamiliar with a stick like the PFCS will require about two weeks to get used to the higher stick forces required with the PFCS.
Thrustmaster Flight Control System Mark II
org: Thrustmaster
The simulator pilot who plans his moves and remains in control of his aircraft can be observed to seldom move the stick beyond about half the full available travel of the joystick.- Pete, Sydney HOTAS Cougar Feedback
"... my guys attended a team building exercise in Sydney this weekend past and we used your level of customer service as a positive example of going the "extra mile". "
- Rob, Singapore HOTAS Cougar Feedback
The guy at the customs asked me what it was, and in a hurry to get it home without too many questions asked, I was forced to say that it was a "toy to play computer games" instead of "the best Hands On Throttle and Stick flight simulator control system on the non military market".
Mark, NZ HOTAS Cougar Feedback Trim
The solution is to do what real pilots do and use the trim control. I assign Hat 3 to trim functions, as it's the closest one to your right hand thumb.- HOTAS Cougar Feedback
Thanks very much for your contact during this purchase, its good to deal with someone "face to face" so to speak. - Ian, Melbourne HOTAS Cougar Feedback
" Just a quick note of thanks MiGMan - LOVE the Cougar!"
- Kurt, Perth HOTAS Cougar Feedback
When we both go to full burn the earth shakes and the windows rattle !
- Installing on Windows 8 (and 10?) HOTAS Cougar Controller HOTAS Installation Link
article pub: 2017 
Thrustmaster Flight Control System Mark I Controller HOTAS
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster
This is the original Thrustmaster joystick. It's a scaled down replica of the F-4 Phantom joystick.
Thrustmaster Flight Control System Mark II Controller HOTAS
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster
This is the upmarket version of the Flight Control System Mark I joystick with a rubber boot to keep dust out.
Thrustmaster Attack Throttle Controller HOTAS
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster
The Attack Throttle was an analog throttle, connecting via the gameport.
Thrustmaster Elite Rudder Controller
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster
The newer Elite Pedals look to be compact than the originals.
Thrustmaster F-16 Flight Control System Controller HOTAS
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster
This unit was released in 1995.
Thrustmaster F-16 Flight Control System Controller Advertising
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster F-16 Flight Control System Controller Advertising
article pub: 2000 org: ThrustmasterFor a limited time only. Order directly from Thrustmaster for $499.95. Experience flying with no compromises.
Thrustmaster F-16 Flight Control System Controller Artwork & Packaging Art: Box
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster- Thrustmaster T16000M FCS HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster - T16000M FCS HOTAS Controller MiGMan: Curated Video list
- T16000M FCS HOTAS Features
Features
- Fully ambidextrous joystick!
- 3 removable components allow the joystick to be perfectly tailored for left-handed or right-handed use
- Piloting with a joystick in teach hand is now possible in all games compatible with two joysticks
- 16 action buttons! 12 on the base and 4 on the stick
- Exclusive precision technology: H.E.A.R.T.– HALLEFFECT ACCURATE TECHNOLOGY™. 3D (Hall Effect) magnetic sensors located on the stick:
- Offer precision levels 256 times greater than current systems (i.e. a resolution attaining 16,000 x 16,000 values!)
- Magnets ensure friction-free action for unlimited precision in time
- Helical spring (2.8 mm diameter) located in the stick providing firm, linear and smooth tension
- 4 independent axes
- Trigger for brakes (civilian flights) or rapid fire (military flights) control
- picto feature
- Switch enabling users to configure the 12 buttons located on the base in a left- or right-handed position
- Multidirectional hat (for panoramic view)
- Ergonomic design for optimum comfort
- Wide hand rest for reduced stress
- Weighted base for enhanced stability
- Plug & Play device offering extremely simple and quick installation, with all features preconfigured for immediate and hassle-free takeoff!
- Rudder controlled by rotating the stick
Optimized presets (T.A.R.G.E.T)
- IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad (PC)
- Elite: Dangerous (PC)
- MechWarrior® Online (PC)
- Star Citizen (PC)
Thrustmaster Top Gun Afterburner Controller HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster
Actually these designs are ergonomically very sound. That is to say they fit your hands better than the gear used in real cockpits.- Thrustmaster Top Gun Afterburner Dan Crenshaw Controller Reviews Link
org: Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster Afterburner Force Feedback Controller HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster Top Gun Afterburner II Controller HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster
Basic Button setup for Air Combat sims Thrustmaster Top Gun Afterburner II Controller Tips HOTAS Beginner
org: Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster Top Gun Fox 2 Controller HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster Top Gun Platinum Controller HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster- Top Gun Platinum Controller HOTAS Reviews Link
Thrustmaster Weapons Control System Mark II Controller HOTAS
article pub: 2000 org: Thrustmaster
Weapons Control System Mark II Controller HOTAS- Thrustmaster eSwap Pro Controller Controller MiGMan: Curated Video list
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- Vesaro Simulators Vesaro Cockpit
org: Vesaro 
Viper Pits Cockpit Products
article updated: 2018-12-12 org: Viper Pits- Virpil Controls VKB Sim Controller
article updated: 2018-12-05 org: VKB Sim - VKB Sim Controller
article pub: 2001 article updated: 2018-12-12 - Voice Buddy Controller
- Vri Vri Display
org: Vri - Voodoo 3DFX Display
org: 3DFX - VR Display
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WWI Gun Training Cockpit- Wietlpach cockpit Cockpit
- Wikel cockpit Cockpit
WINWING F/A-18 H.O.T.A.S.
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1C Maddox Publisher About
org: 1C Maddox
Russian developer, first known for their IL-2 series of WWII flight sims.
Abacus Video About
org: Abacus
Jim Oldfield, Jr - Vice President and Publisher of Abacus
"Abacus is a publisher of quality flight simulation software and computer books. We've been developing and publishing software for the home consumer market since 1978 making us one of the pioneers in the personal computer industry."
We're one of the world's leading developers and publishers of flight simulation add-ons. Currently, our worldwide bestsellers include Corporate Pilot, CoPilot, Private Pilot and FS Design Studio - all add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000.
These software products are sold by a network of major retail chains and computer specialty stores throughout the world.
Our Premier Collection Series of flight-sim add-ons delivers Internet-only flight sim addons direct to users by download. Each product in the series is chosen based on the highest quality standards and offers the user a chance to "try-before-you-buy".
You may also recognized us as the publisher of the well-respected Flight Simulator World Magazine for flight simulator enthusiasts. "- Activision Link
org: Activision
www.activision.com - Aerosoft GmbH Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Aerosoft GmbH - Aerosoft GmbH About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Aerosoft GmbH"The Aerosoft GmbH was founded in 1991 at the Airport Paderborn/Lippstadt. In the beginning, the development of software for training and exam preparation of pilots as well as the distribution of professional procedure trainers were the main focal points. Since 1992 add-ons for the Microsoft Flight Simulator are being released. Also in that year, the ACP (Aircraft Control Panel) marked the first own hardware release. The year 2002 saw the introduction of the label “Train World” for worldwide publishing of add-ons for the Microsoft Train Simulator. Later on additional simulations followed, like the series “World of Subways” and OMSI. In 2012, the company expanded its flight simulation portfolio with the release of “X-Plane 10”. These days, the label Aerosoft houses an even broader range of titles like “ATC Global”, “Fernbus Coach Simulator”, “Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation”, and the truck simulator “On the Road”.
About 30 employees and more than 50 freelancers work for Aerosoft today. In conjunction with the numerous cooperations, Aerosoft can be counted as one of the world’s leading publishers in the simulation genre. Thanks to strong distribution partners in Europe, South America and the USA, Aerosoft today generates over 50% of their turnover abroad.Numerous international awards from the industry and customers alike repeatedly prove the high quality standard of the products.
Increasing interest from airlines, pilots and flight instructors illustrate the great realism of Aerosoft’s software. For sales and software development, Aerosoft is supported by the subsidiary and sister companies Simware, Brussels; Aerosoft USA, Inc., Florida and PAD-Labs, Germany."
- Aircrew Interview YouTube Link
org: Aircrew Interview - Aircrew Interview Official Site Link
org: Aircrew Interview
Started in 2014, Aircrew Interview is a video and podcast series that interviews and documents past and present aircrew of both military and civilian types. - Aircrew Interview Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-10-23 org: Aircrew Interview 
Air Power Australia Mission
org: Air Power Australia
" Australia requires a modern integrated joint national force structure for its defence. Air Power Australia aims to contribute to the development of such a joint force structure. Air Power Australia is a non-profit entity established with the aim of promoting air power in this context; stimulating public and parliamentary debate on air power topics; educating the community; and, publishing and archiving papers and articles on air power topics."- Air Power Australia Press
org: Air Power Australia 
Alphasim About
org: Alphasim
Developers and publishers of high quality add-ons for Microsoft civil flight sims, they specialise in military aircraft.- Alphasim MiGMan: Combat Diary
org: Alphasim
- Alphasim Out of business Link
org: Alphasim - Asobo Official Site Link
org: Asobo
Developers of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. - Asobo MiGMan: Curated Video list
org: Asobo - Battlespace Simulations Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-26 org: Battlespace Simulations - Benchmark Sims Video
org: Benchmark Sims - Bethesda Link
org: Bethesda - Bohemia Link
org: Bohemia - ByteForge Link
org: ByteForge - Commercial Level Simulations About Developer
org: Commercial Level Simulations - CXC Simulations About Manufacturer
org: CXC SimulationsCXC Simulations specializes in combining space-age materials with cutting-edge design to create extremely realistic racing simulation products and state-of-the-art control systems.
- CXC Simulations Official Site Link
org: CXC Simulations - CXC Simulations Link
org: CXC Simulations - Dassault Aircraft
org: Dassault - Databecker Link
org: Databecker - Dauntless Aviation Official Site
org: Dauntless Aviation - Dauntless Aviation Checklist Link
org: Dauntless Aviation - Dauntless Aviation Navigation Software
org: Dauntless Aviation
Aviation titles for iPhone, iPad, and iPhone Touch. 
Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim About
org: Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim
This museum contains exhibits ranging from Otto Lilienthal's pioneering 19c hang-gliders to the WWII Heinkel-111.- Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim Museum Video
org: Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim - Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim Museum Reviews
org: Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim
Chino visited the German Museum - Aircraft Center in Schleissheim (Deutsches Museum - Flugwerft Schleissheim), a suburb of Munich in 1996. 
Digital Image Design About Developer
org: Digital Image Design
Digital Integration About Developer
org: Digital Integration
This UK based development team have created a string of innovative Flight Sims which manage to place the gamer in the most sophisticated air combat environments while maintaining a high level of accessibility. They consistently pushed the limits of 3-D modelling and portrayed the most up-to-date combat avionics systems reaching an apogee with the 1998 sim http://www.migman.com/sw/total-air-war/index.phpTotal Air War which reproduced a modern air war as seen from an AWACS and from the cockpit of the next generation fighter the F-22.- DOF Reality Motion Simulators Official Site Link
org: DOF Reality Motion Simulators 
Domark About
org: Domark
UK developer founded by Dominic Wheatley and Mark Strachan during the 1980s.
DSB About
org: DSB
DSB Design is an example of the way the internet has empowered talented artists, enabling them to form creative collaborations which span the globe and then deliver their creations to fans. Until I met David Brice, the founder of DSB Design at the Australian Flight Simulation Expo - August 28th, 2004, I had assumed the creator of a magnificient Eurofighter for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002, was a German based group. Not so. It turns out they live just down the road from me in sunny Sydney, Australia. Small world indeed.- Dynamix Press
org: Dynamix - Eagle Interactive Developer
org: Eagle Interactive
Eagle Interactive developed the software used at Fightertown. As of 2002 there appears to be no web site for Eagle Interactive. Head of Eagle Interactive is Dave Kinney, founder of the Fightertown combat flight simulation center in Southern California. - Electronic Arts Publisher
org: Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts published some of the most classic flight sims of the 1990s. 
Elite About Manufacturer
org: EliteWith over 20 years of uncompromising dedication to developing the most cost-effective and realistic PC-based flight training solutions available, ELITE is now one of the most respected names in the business. That is why you'll find ELITE in more airlines, aviation academies, corporate flight departments, flight schools and universities worldwide than any other compareable simulators.
- FreeChecklists.net Checklist Link
org: FreeChecklists.net 
FS Addon About Publisher
org: FS AddonFSAddon Publishing was founded by Miguel Blaufuks and François Dumas, with the main purpose of publishing new and existing software add-ons for the Microsoft Flight Simulator range of products. " (Pub info)
FSX Thunderbirds About
org: FSX Thunderbirds14-May-09 Dear Migman, Hello, I'm the Lead/Commander of the 2009 FSX Thunderbirds. I tripped on your website today and was very surprised in seeing a website that I actually enjoyed looking at. I would just like to say very nice website, and if you would like to know more about the FSX Thunderbirds, our website is: www.FSXThunderbird.com. Thanks alot and I attached a few of pictures in this message for you also. - Lt Col. Burst
- GMX Press About
org: GMXGMX Media is on track to become one of the world's leading publishers and distributors of video games for all consoles (Microsoft®, Nintendo®, Sega® and Sony®), personal computers (PCs), and Macintosh hardware, as well as all available interactive platforms. Headquartered in the UK with operations or partners in every major territory in the world. " (Pub info)
- GOG (Good Old Games) About Publisher
org: GOG (Good Old Games)
GOG have done simulation fans a great service by making older titles available and tweaked for modern platforms. - GOG (Good Old Games) MiGMan: Curated Video list
org: GOG (Good Old Games) - GT Interactive About
org: GT Interactive
GT Interactive is now part of Infogrames. 
Hasbro About
org: Hasbro
Heinkel Video
org: Heinkel
Heinkel Flugzeugwerke (1922-1965) was a German aircraft manufacturing company founded by and named after Ernst Heinkel.- History Channel Official Site Link
org: History Channel - Hi Tech Creations About
org: Hi Tech Creations - India Foxt Echo Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: India Foxt Echo - India Foxt Echo About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: India Foxt Echo
"Flight Simulation projects by Dino Cattaneo. Current home to the T-45C Goshawk, F-14D Tomcat, S-3B Viking and F-35 Lightning II projects for Flight Simulator X:Acceleration and Prepar3D v3.0. Also: opinions, reviews and findings about recreational flight simulation and flight games." - Inertia About Developer
org: InertiaInertia was formed in May 1999 to develop flight simulation games using technologies licensed from Parsoft Interactive. Members of the team had previously developed Hellcats over the Pacific, Hellcats: Mission at Leyte Gulf, A-10 Attack!, A-10 Cuba, Fighter Squadron: Screaming Demons over Europe.
- Infogrames About Publisher
org: Infogrames - 1942 The Pacific Air War Interactive Entertainment Publisher Video
year: 1992 org: Interactive Entertainment 
Interactive Entertainment Networks Wild Bill Stealey About Publisher
org: Interactive Entertainment Networks"Wild Bill" Stealey has recently (2003) rejoined IEN as CEO." My goal is to have a profitable series of products based on WarBirds. I would like to see a flying sim for every period of airborne conflict the United States has participated in, Dawn of Aces, WW II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm. I would like to have a civilian simulator that would allow the players to fly Cessna's, Pipers, WarBirds, over the US using current IFR and VFR rules. I would like to have a Total Sim series that included great land and tank battles (the WarBirds team tells me we could do that with WarBirds III!)" (From an interview at www.furball.warbirdsiii.com).
- Interactive Entertainment Networks Link
org: Interactive Entertainment Networks - Interactive Entertainment Networks Link
org: Interactive Entertainment Networks - 2004 Blackpool Promotional video International FlightSim Conventions Video
org: International FlightSim Conventions
International Flight Sim Expos promo video. Presented by Mark Silcock. Features: Cessna Citation cockpit, Tower, Concorde, Avro 146, Microsoft Flight Sim 2004 screens. - 2006 Denver International FlightSim Conventions pdf
org: International FlightSim Conventions - IRIS Simulations Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: IRIS Simulations - IRIS Simulations About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: IRIS Simulations
"IRIS Simulations is a leading development group specialising in producing content for some of the worlds popular flight simulation platforms." - I soliti 4 gatti Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: I soliti 4 gatti - I soliti 4 gatti About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: I soliti 4 gatti
"Tacpack Updates for P3DV4. (Require purchase of Tacpack from VRSimulation). (Require TMAP to be installed)." - Janes Combat Simulations About
org: Janes Combat Simulations
In October 2001 Xicat Interactive signed an agreement with Jane's Information Group to continue the military games suspended by Electronic Arts. This included the much anticipated Jane's Attack Squadron by Mad Doc Software, which had been sidelined for a year. 
Jet Flight Simulator Sydney
org: Jet Flight Simulator Sydney- Jetline Systems Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Jetline Systems - Jetline Systems About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Jetline Systems
"Purchasing a Jetline Systems PC means buying, not only the best performing simulation PC available, but also service and support that extends to your entire simulation project. Jetline technicians are fully trained on all simulation products and also regularly design and implement simulation software and hardware in the most complex settings. Call in anytime and talk with real-world pilots, engineers, and most importantly, simulation enthusiast!" 
Just Flight Video Press
article pub: 2001 org: Just Flight
This demo video produced by Just Flight in 2001 shows both the state of the art at the time, and the range of fun things you can do in a flight sim. It only takes a little imagination! Topics shown include: World War I, Battle of Britain, Cold War, Aerobatics, Recreational flying, Falklands War, Commercial air travel, and cockpit videos.- Flying Club X FLYING CLUB X NOW OUT Just Flight Press pdf
article pub: 2006 org: Just Flight - 1 Dec - Just Flight range of popular flight simulation expansions is now available in North American retail outlets Just Flight Press pdf
article pub: 2006 org: Just Flight - Military Plus Pack 13 Dec Just Flight Press pdf
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Boxed version - 24th April 2007 new titles Just Flight Press pdf
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for FS2004 and FSX - VFR Real Scenery 25th May 2007 Just Flight GeoPerspectives Press pdf
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Vol. 2 - VFR Real Scenery London 7th June 2007 Just Flight GeoPerspectives Press pdf
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Ketsujin About Publisher
org: Ketsujin
Key Publishing Publisher
org: Key Publishing
Publishers of magazines - including PC Pilot Magazine | Books | Multimedia | Flight Sims | Video and DVDs | apparel and merchandise.- Key Publishing Link
org: Key Publishing - Konami About Publisher
org: Konami
KONAMI CORPORATION was founded in Osaka, Japan in 1969 by Kagemasa Kozuki, who currently serves as chairman of the board and chief executive officer. Perhaps better known for their arcade machines, they also produce games for popular console machines such as the X-box. - Konami Link
org: Konami - Kuju About Publisher
org: Kuju
With over 100 employees, Kuju is based both in Godalming (Surrey), and central London and has been developing games for over 12 years. 1997: Kuju Entertainmentestablished. In March Kuju buys Simis from Eidos and releases Team Apache (1998) by Simis. 2001: Kuju Entertainment releases Ka-52 Team Alligator. - Kuju Link
org: Kuju - Kuma Games Official Site Link
org: Kuma Games 
--/o\-- M Leatherneck Simulations About
org: Leatherneck Simulations
Designer of aircraft for Digital Combat Simulator World (DCS).- Looking Glass About Publisher
org: Looking Glass
Looking Glass Studios is now sadly defunct (early 2000) but some of their more famous products were Flight Unlimited, Flight Unlimited II and Flight Unlimited III. - Majestic Twelve Games Publisher
org: Majestic Twelve Games - Massive Entertainment Exhibit Publisher
org: Massive Entertainment - Matrix Games Add-on
org: Matrix Games 
Meramic Enterprises Publisher
org: Meramic Enterprises
Microprose developed a line of genre-defining Flight sims from the mid 1980's to 2000. Hasbro acquired Microprose in 1998.- Microprose FaceBook group Merit Link
org: Merit - Metal2Mesh Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Metal2Mesh - Metal2Mesh About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Metal2Mesh
"We are a new Company comprised of Developers, Artists, and Managers, dedicated in creating beautiful aircraft for Microsoft's Flight Simulator X and DCS World. We will do long hours of research to painstakingly recreating an accurate and detailed 3D model. Then optimize the code that will bring you to a new immersion for which you will come to expect from us." - MG Sim
org: MG Sim
Products:- MG Sim - Genoa Ciampino Bv105E
- MG Sim - Haiti S.Domingo Ibpaf
- MG Sim - Linate Arrivals 1
- MG Sim - Linate Departures 1
- MG Sim - Lugano Arrivals 1
- MG Sim - Lugano Zurich
- MG Sim - Mxp Arrivals 1
- MG Sim - Mxp Arrivals 2
- MG Sim - Mxp Arrivals 3
- MG Sim - Mxp Departures 1
- MG Sim - Naples Ciampino Bv1141
- MG Sim Publisher
org: MG Sim - Microprose Publisher
org: Microprose
Microprose developed a line of genre-defining Flight sims from the mid 1980's to 2000. Hasbro acquired Microprose in 1998. - Microprose Video History
org: Microprose
- Microprose Link
org: Microprose - Video History
Microsoft is the world's largest software developer. Microsoft recognised the potential of flight simulation in the 1980's, and civil flight sims continued to be their flagship entertainment product well into the 2000's.
The 'open architecture' of the series has been key to it's enormous popularity, with 3rd party vendors releasing scenery upgrades, extra aircraft and 'adventures', as well as a thriving 'freeware' community. - About
Microsoft is the world's largest software developer. Microsoft recognised the potential of flight simulation in the 1980's, and civil flight sims continued to be their flagship entertainment product well into the 2000's. The 'open architecture' of the series has been key to it's enormous popularity, with 3rd party vendors releasing scenery upgrades, extra aircraft and 'adventures', as well as a thriving 'freeware' community.
Microsoft is the world's largest software developer. Microsoft recognised the potential of flight simulation in the 1980's, and civil flight sims continued to be their flagship entertainment product well into the 2000's. The 'open architecture' of the series has been key to it's enormous popularity, with 3rd party vendors releasing scenery upgrades, extra aircraft and 'adventures', as well as a thriving 'freeware' community.
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- Milviz Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Milviz - Milviz About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: Milviz
"Milviz has been around, in one form or another, since 1990. Building on a long history of supplying high quality and accurate 3d models and animations for training environments, games, television and film, we also produce engaging simulations for Flight Simulator X, Prepar3d and X-Plane11." - #gid=0&range=A5 Mission Studios History
org: Mission Studios
Founder Bob Dinnerman wrote F/A-18 Interceptor for Electronic Arts. In 1988, an unknown Macintosh developer called Velocitypremiered a flight simulation called Jetfighter. The success of this program lead Velocity to take it seriously and they released two years later a sequel: Jetfighter II. - Mission Studios About
org: Mission Studios
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Mission Studios was created when Velocity Development Corporation, the publisher of Interceptor, JetFighter I, JetFighter II, and the network tank battle game Spectre, split into two companies. Mission Studios was formed and immediately continued work on the ever popular JetFighter series in collaboration with simulation developer Robert Dinnerman.
Working again with Mr. Dinnerman, Mission Studios published JetFighter III to critical and popular acclaim. In a crowded field of combat flight simulations, JetFighter III stood out with cutting-edge graphics, intense action and unparalleled ease-of-use. In fact, JetFighter III was one of the first PC flight simulations to embrace the emerging crop of 3D graphics accelerators.
Simultaneously to the JetFighter III project, Mission Studios began developing products for the United States military. Using its expertise in 3D graphics and simulation, Mission Studios developed software technology for the F-14 LANTIRN training system used by the U.S. Navy.
Prior to the completion of JetFighter III, Mission Studios was acquired by Take-Two Interactive Software and continues to operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary. Shortly thereafter, Take-Two (TTWO) became a publicly traded company, and Mission Studios began developing the next product in the JetFighter series, JetFighter IV.
As Mission Studios current entertainment project, JetFighter IV: Fortress America continues the legacy the previous products had built, eclipsing the series' prior achievements while maintaining its strengths. With four times the terrain detail as JetFighter III, and improving upon the easiest flight control system available, JetFighter IV delivers an intense aerial combat experience above the San Francisco Bay area. - Moonpod Link
- Monstertech Monstertech Manufacturer
org: MonstertechCorporate Info: Located outside of Chicago in Schaumburg, IL, Mission Studios is a developer of computer entertainment software and training/simulation solutions for the military and commercial markets.
Mission Studios was created when Velocity Development Corporation, the publisher of Interceptor, JetFighter I, JetFighter II, and the network tank battle game Spectre, split into two companies. Mission Studios was formed and immediately continued work on the ever popular JetFighter series in collaboration with simulation developer Robert Dinnerman.
Working again with Mr. Dinnerman, Mission Studios published JetFighter III to critical and popular acclaim. In a crowded field of combat flight simulations, JetFighter III stood out with cutting-edge graphics, intense action and unparalleled ease-of-use. In fact, JetFighter III was one of the first PC flight simulations to embrace the emerging crop of 3D graphics accelerators.
Simultaneously to the JetFighter III project, Mission Studios began developing products for the United States military. Using its expertise in 3D graphics and simulation, Mission Studios developed software technology for the F-14 LANTIRN training system used by the U.S. Navy.
Prior to the completion of JetFighter III, Mission Studios was acquired by Take-Two Interactive Software and continues to operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary. Shortly thereafter, Take-Two (TTWO) became a publicly traded company, and Mission Studios began developing the next product in the JetFighter series, JetFighter IV.
As Mission Studios current entertainment project, JetFighter IV: Fortress America continues the legacy the previous products had built, eclipsing the series' prior achievements while maintaining its strengths. With four times the terrain detail as JetFighter III, and improving upon the easiest flight control system available, JetFighter IV delivers an intense aerial combat experience above the San Francisco Bay area. - Monstertech Monstertech Link Official Site
org: Monstertech - New England Air Museum
org: New England Air Museum 
New England Air Museum Museum Cold War Korean War Vietnam War
article pub: 2009 org: New England Air Museum
MiGMan and Chino visited in 2006.- New England Air Museum Museum Cold War Korean War Vietnam War
article pub: 2009 org: New England Air Museum - Nintendo Link
org: Nintendo - North Hull Wargames Club Exhibit
org: North Hull Wargames Club - #gid=0&range=A5 Nova Games
org: Nova Games - --/o\-- O Novalogic
org: Novalogic - Novalogic Publisher
org: Novalogic 
NVIDIA
org: NVIDIA
ORBX Exhibit Developer Publisher Scenery
org: ORBX
Orbx creates high fidelity scenery packages for FSX, Prepar3D, X-Plane 11 and Aerofly FS 2.- ORBX Utility Link Mission Planning
org: ORBX - Prepar3D Australia v2 ORBX ORBX Add-on Scenery Link
year: 2010 org: ORBX org: ORBX
for FSX & Prepar3D - Prepar3D Europe ORBX ORBX Add-on Scenery Link
year: 2010 org: ORBX org: ORBX - Oceania ORBX ORBX Add-on Scenery Link
org: ORBX org: ORBX - Aerofly FS 2 Europe ORBX ORBX Add-on Scenery Link
year: 2017 org: ORBX org: ORBX - Exhibit Developer Publisher
- Ocean Video
org: Ocean 
Old Dominion GameWorks Publisher
org: Old Dominion GameWorks- Old Glory Exhibit Publisher
org: Old Glory - Oliver Twins Link
org: Oliver Twins - Oliver Twins
org: Oliver Twins - Oliver Twins Exhibit Developer Publisher
org: Oliver Twins - #gid=0&range=A5 Omnigsoft
org: Omnigsoft - --/o\-- P Omnigsoft
org: Omnigsoft - Open Source Publisher
org: Open Source
Paradigm Entertainment is based in Texas, USA and was acquired by Infogrames in 2000. - Origin
org: Origin - Parsoft Interactive About Publisher
org: Parsoft Interactive
Parsoft Interactive later became Inertia Games. - PC Aviator Robert Ferraro Exhibit Publisher
org: PC Aviator - Paradigm Link
org: Paradigm - Parker Brothers Exhibit Publisher
org: Parker Brothers - RAZBAM Simulations Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: RAZBAM Simulations - RAZBAM Simulations About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: RAZBAM Simulations
"RAZBAM Simulations has been creating top-notch military and civil aircraft simulations since 2003. Until recently, RAZBAM development was focused exclusively on the Microsoft Flight Simulator series, including Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 and Microsoft Flight Simulator X. However, the team has stepped away from developing for the aged Flight Simulator X, and into the split future of flight simulations: Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D (for civil aircraft) and Eagle Dynamics' Digital Combat Simulator (for military aircraft)." 
Relic Publisher About
org: Relic- Rowan About
org: Rowan
In an interview at www.combatsim.com in November 2001, when asked why the source code to MiG Alleywas released, Dave Whiteside said : "... we are no longer doing flight sims (after Empire took us over at the end of 2001, and we would not be able to publish any patches that were required (no money was allocated to this), rather than let MiG die and all the code sit doing nothing it was considered a good idea, a swan song, if you like, for Rowan (after 13 years in the flight sim market)". - Rowan Exhibit Publisher
org: Rowan - Rowan Video
org: Rowan
Schiffer Exhibit Publisher
org: Schiffer- SEGA Link
org: SEGA - SEGA Exhibit Publisher
org: SEGA
Sierra have had a long and dedicated relationship with Flight Sims, bringing some of the all time classics to the public. The company started in the late '70s as On-Line Systems when founder Ken Williams converted Roberta William's hand-written game concept into the first graphic/text adventure game ever created - "Mystery House". - Shockwave Video
org: Shockwave - Shrapnel Games Exhibit Publisher
org: Shrapnel Games - Shrapnel Games History
org: Shrapnel Games - Sierra About
org: Sierra
Sierra have had a long and dedicated relationship with Flight Sims, bringing some of the all time classics to the public. The company started in the late '70s as On-Line Systems when founder Ken Williams converted Roberta William's hand-written game concept into the first graphic/text adventure game ever created - "Mystery House". - Sierra Video Publisher
org: Sierra - The Sierra Chest Sierra Link Fan Site
org: Sierra - Sim Innovations Official Site Link
org: Sim Innovations 
Simis Publisher
org: Simis
Founder: Jonathan Newth Simis was a video game development company founded by Jonathan Newth, Chris Tubbs, Dave Payne and Ian Baverstock in 1989. In 1995 Simis merged with Eidos Technologies, Domark and Big Red Software to form the Eidos Interactive group. Wikipedia- Simis History
org: Simis - Sinclair User Simon and Schuster Interactive Link
org: Simon and Schuster Interactive - CRASH Simulator Store Link
org: Simulator Store
Cockpit parts and accessories: www.thesimulatorstore.com (formerly: F18simulator.com). Run by former Marine pilot Steve Patterson. - Sinclair Video
org: Sinclair
Clive Sinclair invented Electric Cars and personal computers in the early 1980's and had a colourful and zany public personality. - Sinclair Exhibit Publisher
org: Sinclair"Sir Clive Sinclair has been inventing electronic devices for over 35 years. Although he is best known for his computers, he has to date released over 70 different products ranging from amplifiers to multimeters to electric vehicles. He continues to produce new items at the rate of about one a year.
Thanks to Planet Sinclair. - Sinclair Link
org: Sinclair
SUMO - an unofficial archive of Sinclair User, which ran for longer than any other Sinclair-related magazine; 133 issues from April 1982 through to May 1993. - Sinclair
org: Sinclair
CRASH - the ZX Spectrum magazine which was published from 1984 to 1991 by Newsfield (and from 1991 to 1992 by Europress). - Sinclair Publisher
org: Sinclair 
Small Rockets
org: Small Rockets
Small Rockets is an independent game company based in Guildford, UK. The company comprises a team of around 20 programmers, artists and producers.
Sydney Development Exhibit Publisher
org: Sydney Development
Taito About
org: Taito
Take 2 Interactive Link
org: Take 2 Interactive
Talonsoft Exhibit Publisher
org: Talonsoft
Third Wire Exhibit Publisher
org: Third Wire
Third Wire Productions was formed by ex EA/Janes and Microprose programmer Tsuyoshi Kawahito. Their first product: "Project 1" focussed on the "classic" jets of the 1950's and '60's.- Third Wire Official Site Link
org: Third Wire
This is the site to get their sims and support the developers. The Steam version is owned by a different entity apparently. 
THQ Publisher
org: THQ- Titus Link Publisher
org: Titus - Ubisoft
org: Ubisoft - Ubisoft
org: Ubisoft - #gid=0&range=A5 UDS
org: UDS
UDS is an interactive entertainment developer based in Norrkping and Gothenburg, Sweden. The company was founded in 1993 and today they have 75 full-time employees. - Unistellar Industries
org: Unistellar Industries - Virgin Interactive Publisher
org: Virgin Interactive
In 1998 Virgin Interactive published 'Sabre Ace', one of the earliest flight sims which supported the new technology of 3DFX. - Virtavia Link Publisher
org: Virtavia
Founded by former members of Alphasim, Virtavia sells FSX addons through their own site, and third party vender sites such as Flight1.com. - Vesaro Video
org: Vesaro - Virtuality Link Manufacturer
org: Virtuality - Virtual Australian Air Force Link Manufacturer
org: Virtual Australian Air Force 
Virgin Interactive Exhibit Publisher
org: Virgin Interactive- Vista Oz Link
org: Vista Oz
Vista Oz comprise an international team of skilled enthusiasts who have combined their skills to focus on providing a significant upgrade to the representation of Australia in the Microsoft civil flight sims - starting with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. - VR1 Entertainment Link
org: VR1 Entertainment
VR1 was formed in 1993 and develop titles for Microsoft's Xbox, Sony's PlayStation and developed Microsoft Fighter Ace 3.0 - an on-line multiplayer flight sim. - VRS Official Site Link
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: VRS - VRS About
article updated: 2019-11-01 org: VRS
"Vertical Reality Simulations LLC. (DBA VRS), established in 2004, is an award-winning developer of professional-level PC-based combat aircraft simulation software. Products and solutions are available for consumer and commercial applications." 
Wilco Publishing About Publisher Exhibit
org: Wilco Publishing- YouTube Channel WINWING Link
article updated: 2019-11-22 org: WINWING 
Western Sydney Gaming Society Image Gallery
org: Western Sydney Gaming Society
April 15th, 2007 Strategy Gaming Convention, Sydney, Australia.- Westwood Studios
org: Westwood Studios - Wings Simulations Developer Exhibit
org: Wings Simulations
Wings Simulations has been developing computer games since the 1980's for the Amiga and Atari platforms. Their most well known PC simulation is Panzer Elite - a World War 2 tank simulation. - WINWING Official Site Link
org: WINWING - Xicat Interactive Link
org: Xicat Interactive - Yager Link
org: Yager - --/o\-- Z Yager People
org: Yager - Yager About
org: Yager
"YAGER is an independent developer of computer and video games based in Berlin, Germany. Founded in 1999 by five dedicated developers and artists, our focus is the creation of vivid and meaningful AAA gaming experiences. Today, a team of 90+ developers is busy at work bringing YAGER's vision of gaming to life." - #gid=0&range=A5
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- The MiGMan Fanfare MiGMan Video
I composed this fanfare in 2006 to promote a proposed Television series. "MiGMan Fanfare" (c) 2006 Peter Inglis. All rights reserved.
Tom Allensworth R.I.P.
article pub: 2019
Founder of AVSIM Online.- In Memoriam of... Tom Allensworth R.I.P. Link
Bruce Artwick Programmer
article updated: 2019-10-17
Programmer of Flight Simulator, which kicked off the longest running simulator dynasty.- Bruce Artwick
Bruce Artwick ca.1982 - Bruce Artwick
article pub: 2000
Bruce Artwick ca.2000, still flying! - Keith Ainsworth Flight Sim Fan Contributor
article updated: 2019-10-17Keith publishes RETROGAMER, a printed fanzine published in Liverpool, UK which is dedicated to classic video games.
Keith also wrote the monthly retro page in professional UK magazine Computer and Video Games through 1998. He has appeared on BBC television talking about the coin-op Space Invaders and the phenonenom of Pac-man.
- Keith Ainsworth First Flight Sim
Flightsim by Psion for the Sinclair Spectrum. - Keith Ainsworth Favourite Sims
F-29 Retaliator on the Commodore Amiga - Keith Ainsworth Official Site Link
- Keith Ainsworth
keithainsworth@hotmail.com - Sher Alltucker Programmer
- G.R. Austin Programmer
- Donald R. Await Programmer
- Doug Attrell Programmer
- Jim Bailey Programmer
- Bill Baldwin Programmer
Mark Berent Pilot Author
His first four books present stories based around flying the F-4 Phantom during the Vietnam conflict, a subject to which he obviously brings a wealth of personal experience.
Mark Berent Author
Books by Mark Berent- Scott Biggs Programmer
- Thomas Blom Programmer
- Joshua Blyde Programmer
- Chris Bolton Pilot
article updated: 2019-11-07 - Larry Bond Programmer
The creator of the Naval Warfare simulation Harpoon. He applies the meticulous mind of a wargamer to writing and his books abound in credible and detailed encounters on land, sea and of course in the air. He co-authored Red Storm Rising with Tom Clancy. - Ralph H. Bosson Programmer
- M. Bowlin Programmer
- Mark Brennemen Programmer
- Phil Broad Programmer
Phil Broad is a World War 2 aviation enthusiast who has a good collection online of his Mosquito snaps. He also runs a Warbirds Squadron so check it out if you are interested in flying a more up-to-date simulation of the Mosquito. - Fritz Bronner Programmer
- Adrian Brown Flight Sim Fan
check out his Flight Sim Toolkit website - Dale Brown Pilot Author
Dale Brown is a former USAF captain who logged thousands of hours aboard B-52 and FB-111's. His novels contain detailed recreations of cockpit scenarios. - Randy Buck Pilot
- Ed Bult Programmer
- David Burg Programmer
- Tom Byrne Programmer
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Francisco Campos Flight Sim Fan Contributor Patron
article updated: 2019-10-17
" My absolute first sim was Intercepteur Cobalt for the ZX Spectrum. I had a 16Kb Speccy by then, so I was only allowed to load the 'Pilot's Test' and the 'Take Off' module. Intercepteur Cobalt just had instrumental flight, and for a good reason: it was written entirely in BASIC, with no graphics. "
Orphalese Tarot cards designed by Francisco J. Campos. Francisco Campos
"This is the only Flight-Sim poker card deck in the world AFAIK. It is created for Orphalese Tarot, a Windows software created by my old friend Richard Jefferies. I use to design virtual decks for him, and I didn't wanted to miss the chance for this one. "
Francisco Campos
F-15 Strike Eagle II (Microprose): It allowed me to discover f/sims on PC (I had a Nec V30 XT PC by then). I have fond memories of this one, it always helped me to be amused in my life's worst moments. I collect versions of it: I even have the B/N Gameboy one!
What is a Blood Chit? Francisco Campos
" The concept of the blood chit originated in China during the early days of World War II. It was created by members of General Chennault's American Volunteer Group: the Flying Tigers. The famed pilots wore Chinese and American flags, and a message in Chinese characters. "
Francisco's handpainted miniature: Japanese WWII pilot Francisco Campos
Francisco's handpainted miniature: Japanese WWII pilot in flying harness, with goggles and katana. It's a 54mm scale metal miniature from an Italian brand.
Francisco's handpainted miniature: Japanese WWII pilot Francisco Campos
Female Parachutist from New Hope Design.
F15C EAGLE PILOT - "Viper" Francisco Campos
All the details are highly accurate, including official marks and badges, real zippers, wires, straps and so on.- Jean-Marc Chemla Programmer
- Richard Candelaria Video Pilot
"Fighter Ace Col. Richard Candelaria discusses his air combat experiences during WWII. He discusses combat missions, flight characteristics of aircraft, and being shot down and captured. " - Paul Carrington
article pub: 2006
Tom Clancy Author- Tom Clancy Fiction
Usually credited as being the author who created the "techno - thriller" genre. He certainly played a major part in it's development by taking traditional "thriller-espionage" genre and added much more technical accuracy and procedural information. 
Stephen Coonts Author- Ann Clinton Programmer
- Tim Conrad Programmer
- Ray Cooksey Programmer
- Carolyn Cutler Programmer
Lt. Charles C. Cook Pilot Non Fiction Interview
article updated: 2019-10-17
Lt. Charles H. Cook flew a B-24D named "Cookie" with the 90th Bombardment Group in the southwest Pacific in 1942-1943. At that time, Allied forces were greatly outnumbered, and Japanese invasion of New Guinea and Australia was a very real threat. Bruce Irving has interviewed Charlie Cook and composed this valuable record of his aviation career. The entire article is also available for free download here.
Stephen Coonts Pilot Fiction- Sergio Costa
Sérgio has been a flight simulation enthusiast for nearly 25 years. His passion with helicopters developed during MSFS 2000 when he discovered the complexity of these aircraft and the challenge it was to control them. Since then he has been primarily a helicopter flight simmer, trying his best not to crash and kill all his virtual passengers. Sérgio is HeliSimmer's editor and writer and one of the Three Grumpy Simmers, a YouTube series and Podcast produced together with YouTubers Bel Geode and NovaWing24, obviously dedicated to flight simulation. 
Harold Coyle Pilot Fiction
A graduate of the Virginia Military Institute, he spent 14 years on active duty with the US Army ranging from Tank Platoon leader to operations officer in Korea.
Dan Crenshaw Journalist Donor Flight Sim Fan
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!Combat Flight sims
- Aces Over Europe | 1992
- Air Warrior SVGA | 1992
- ATAC - The Secret War Against Drugs by Microprose | 1992
- Apache | 1995
- Harrier Jump Jet | 1992
- iF-16
- Incoming
- Jetfighter II - Advanced Mission Disk
- LHX Attack Chopper | 1991
- Overlord
- Pacific Strike
- Red Baron Mission Builder
- Reach for the Skies: Battle of Britain | 1993.
- Strike Commander
- ThunderHawk
- WW2 Air Force Commander
Civil Flight sims
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 4
- Europe 1
- Fly the Grand Canyon
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 5
- Japan
- New York for MSFS5
- Paris Scenery for MFSF 5
- Professional Flight Collection Vol.II - The Next Generation
- Rescue Air 911
- San Francisco
- Tahiti
Aces of the Pacific Dan Crenshaw
year: 1992
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Aces over Europe Dan Crenshaw
year: 1993
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Air Warrior SVGA Dan Crenshaw
year: 1992
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
ATAC Dan Crenshaw
year: 1992
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Apache Dan Crenshaw
year: 1995
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Harrier Jump Jet Dan Crenshaw
year: 1992
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
iF-16 Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Incoming Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Jetfighter II: Advanced Mission Disk Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
LHX Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Overlord Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Pacific Strike Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Red Baron Mission Builder Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Reach for the Skies Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Strike Commander Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
SVGA Harrier Assault Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Thunderhawk Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
WW2 Air Force Commander Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Europe 1 Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Fly the Grand Canyon Dan Crenshaw
year: 1998
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Japan Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Microsoft New York Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Microsoft Paris Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Professional Flight Collection Vol.II The Next Gen Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Rescue Air 911 Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
San Francisco Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!
Tahiti Dan Crenshaw
Dan Crenshaw, prolific flight sim journalist at www.simq.com, made this generous donation of classic flight sims to the Flight Sim Museum Collection at Christmas 2001. Thank you Dan!- --/o\-- D WIP: Placeholder
- Jennifer Davis Programmer
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- Bob Dinnerman Link
Interview with Bob Dinnerman, creator of F/A 18 Interceptor - Bernd Drefhal Programmer
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David Eckert Programmer
Commercial work for Just Flight, Lago and Abacus, including 'Battle of Britain Memorial Flight'.- Scott Elson Programmer
With Xena at E3. - Steve Eschweiler Programmer Link
"I have a passion for 3D Game Development and creating compelling user experiences. I love learning new things and I enjoy finding elegent solutions to complex software engineering problems. There's never been a challenge I haven't been able to overcome and I know from experience that there's nothing I can't do. I am able to work independently as well as with a team and am able to take direction as required to get the job done." Steven J. Eschweiler - Steve Eschweiler Link
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- His own playlist. Hal Farley Video Test Pilot
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- Frederick Forsyth Fiction
Frederick Forsyth is the reknowned author of "The Day of the Jackal". He is totally capable of matching the technical depth of Clancy and cohorts without sacrificing the trademark Forsyth pace. - #gid=0&range=A5
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- Mark Garrison Non Fiction
Author of "Guts 'N Gunships: What It Was Really Like to Fly Combat Helicopters in Vietnam". - Frances Gabby Gabrewski Ace Pilot World War II Korean War
Francis "Gabby" Gabreski had 28 victories in Europe and then 4 1/2 more in Korea during the 1950's. - Frances Gabby Gabrewski
Chino reported:
"I spent a little time actually READING Gabby's book, and it's really good! Good writing, a lot of detail, great photos. One thing that I didn't realize about Gabby was that he was (like me!) a slow learner in his early flight training.
In fact he nearly washed out of Primary at Parks Air College in 1940. After 18 hours, his instructor pronounced him unlikely to succeed, and he had to go on an "elimination flight" with the Army captain in charge of the training at the civilian school.
Gabby went to church and prayed -- he was and is still a devout Catholic -- and the next day he managed to stay calm and do well on the check ride. They switched him to a new instructor for four hours of catch-up training, and he went on to basic and advanced training, where he was an attentive but average student. He stuck with it and eventually became an excellent pilot as well as one of the highest scoring US aces!
The power of perserverence! - Rory Geoghan Flight Sim Fan
- Gerry de Rouin Flight Sim Fan
- Giorgio Pilot
- Jos Grupping Flight Sim Fan Contributor
- A short chronology of the 1980's sims, courtesy of Jos Grupping Jos Grupping History
Despite professing to be not a serious gamer Jos has constructed a wonderful tribute to the Microsoft Flight Simulator series at History of Flight Simulator. - Jos Grupping First Flight Sim
My first (and last) sim was Microsoft Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002, since version 3.0 in 1988/89. But up till I got color with an EGA card Microsoft Flight Sim 4 - I mostly used it to test for IBM-compatibility!! 2001 - Jos Grupping
Air Combat is something I loathe. I was born in Amsterdam in 1938 and lived during WWII just outside Amsterdam, between Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport. Although I was young, I was old enough to still remember the sound of low flying screaming airplanes over our region and house. Fortunately there wasn't very much bombing, except around Schiphol. And I still lively remember the hunger as well as the taste of sugar-beets, tulip-bulbs and the like, that we had to eat because of the lack of more normal food like potatoes, bread and milk. So you must excuse me, I find nothing fun at combat games, how nicely finished they are (or just because they are!). This is again reinforced by the happenings in New York (2001) and consecutively in Afghanistan. - Jos Grupping Favourite Sims
All time favorites: Dungeon games since around 1973 on the PDP-11, later: Myst. Flight Simulator and lately Bridge programs. And just for fun: Grachtenrace , which plays in the Amsterdam (my place of birth) canals and Amstel river. I am not much of a gamer. Too serious, I guess. Smiling I also dabbled for quite some years (also since around 1989) in the Jack Nicklaus society, that was involved in designing golfcourses for the JN later GBC (Golden Bear Challenge) series of golf games. I was interested mainly because of the course-editor. The other reason was the worldwide JN-society (starting on the BBS's, like with FS), that was smaller, but had the same kind of friendly atmosphere as the FS-society. 2001 - Fritz Gunter Programmer
- Christian Gerard Programmer
- Dave Gledhill Pilot Author Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-10-21 - Dana Glover Programmer
- Charles Guy Programmer
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Author of the Thrustmaster HOTAS Programming Software. - Craig Halverson Programmer
- Josef Havlik Flight Sim Fan
article updated: 2019-10-04 - Cajun Hawk Flight Sim Fan Contributor
article pub: 1998
In 1998 Cajun Hawk was one of the very first people to show an interest in the Museum, sending me images of LHX Attack Chopper and a scan of the Advanced Tactical Fighters box, boh of which are still in the museum. - Cajun Hawk First Flight Sim
article pub: 1998
First sims I was into deep were Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, and F-15 Strike Eagle II (PC-AT/286). I had dallied with other sims like Gunship (1987), but nothing in depth. Then of course there was LHX Attack Chopper. - Cajun Hawk Favourite Sims
article pub: 1998
Strike Commander was probably one of my all time favorite games; it's a shame it's never been sequelled. In more recent years, I went through the whole Jane's series: US Navy Fighters, Advanced Tactical Fighters, ATF Gold, Fighters Anthology, Longbow, Longbow 2, F-15 by Janes Combat Simulations, F/A-18 by Janes, Fleet Command, Israeli Air Force and USAF. - Cajun Hawk Hardware
article pub: 1998
My PC
Intel Pentium 4 1.7GHz 478-pin CPU
Asus P4T-E Motherboard
512MB RAMBUS
Asus 8200 Pure GeForce3 AGP Video Card
Sound Blaster Live Platinum
NetGear FA310TX NIC
3COM 3C905B-TX NIC
Adaptec AHA-2940U2 Ultra2 SCSI Controller
Kenwood 72x EIDE CD-ROM
Sony 5x EIDE DVD-ROM
Yamaha 16x10x40 SCSI CD-RW
Seagate Cheetah 10k-rpm Ultra2 SCSI HDD
Quantum Atlas IV 18GB Ultra2 SCSI HDD
Quantum Atlas III 9GB Ultra SCSI HDD
Quantum Atlas II 9GB Ultra SCSI HDD
Seagate TR4/8 SCSI Tape Drive - Cajun Hawk Controller
article pub: 1998
Controllers: Saitek X36 Flight Stick Combo - Richard Hawley Programmer
Tim Hayes Programmer- Rob Bomber Henderson Flight Sim Fan Contributor
Dudley Henriques Pilot Test Pilot
article updated: 2019-10-17
Dudley Henriques has flown high performance planes for over forty years, including at least seventy different types of airplanes from experimental and prototypes to and fighters, both jet and propeller.- Dudley Henriques Biography
Dudley Henriques ACM Research- Dudley Henriques Organisation
- Dudley Henriques Airshow
- Mark Hermonat Pilot Author
Herman's books populate the world with flawed (real) characters and flawed (real) planes. The stories often emphasise the perspective of the C.O. who has to motivate those characters and develop tactics for difficult tasks. 
Richard Herman Programmer Flight Sim Fan
My first experience ever with a flight sim was when I had a job in the media department of a Toronto advertising agency doing research runs on an original IBM XT. Hiding in the corner with all of the other computer documentation was a copy of Microsoft's- Dr. Karl Hentz Programmer
- Derek Higgs Programmer
- Lucinda Hinton Programmer
- Satoshi Bin Hiranuma Flight Sim Fan
- Terry Hill Programmer
Len Viking 1 Hjalmarson Journalist Flight Sim Fan
article updated: 2019-10-02
Len Hjalmarson was one of the co-founders of www.combatsim.com, which was the one of the first serious and comprehensive websites that focussed on combat flight sims. He has established himself as one of the few journalists who specialised in writing about combat flight sims and had a massive output with an accessible and thorough style.
In 2004 Len moved into developing commercial addons for combat sims - www.combatplanes.ca.
Len has dedicated his passion into other areas in recent years. Flight sim fans will always remember his contributions to our hobby with gratitude.
20 Years of Military Flight Simulations on the PC by Len Hjalmarson. History
article updated: 2019-10-02
Flight sim guru Len "Viking 1" Hjalmarson chronicles the first 30 years of computer flight sims, the software, hardware, people and the culture.- Digital Image Design Len Viking 1 Hjalmarson History Developer
org: Digital Image DesignLen "Viking 1" Hjalmarson looks at the development of Digital Image Design's dynamic AI and campaign systems through time.
- TFX - here
- EF 2000 - here
- F-22 ADF - here
- Total Air War - here
- Eurofighter Typhoon - here
- Len Viking 1 Hjalmarson Favourite Sims
It was probably F-15 Strike Eagle IF-15 Strike Eagle I for the PC or maybe Red Baron.
My Favourites:- Fleet Defender
- Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe
- Flying Corps
- European Air War
- Red Baron II
- Longbow 2
- MiG Alley
- Battle of Britain
- EF 2000
- Total Air War
- F-15 by Janes Combat Simulations
- Falcon 4.0
- World War 2 Fighters
- IL-2 Sturmovik
- Keith Hunt Programmer
- Lincoln Hutton Programmer
- Ed Hobbs Programmer
Andrew Hofmann Programmer
Strike Commander : Playtester.- Bob Hoover Pilot Video
"Bob Hoover's presentation at the Salute to Bob Hoover and North American Aviation special event held at the Western Museum of Flight. Updated. Produced by Jarel & Betty Wheaton for Peninsula Seniors www.pvseniors.org" - The Flying Reporter John Hunt Link Video Pilot Video
- James Huston Author
Top Gun graduate James Huston flew F-14's off the USS Nimitz and worked as a Naval Flight Officer before becoming a lawyer and a writer. - Eric Hyman Programmer
- Rod Hyde Producer
- Just Flight Paul Hyslop Programmer
org: Just Flight - Links to Humour: SuperGeek style Link
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Chino (the "Optics Dude") Bruce Chino Irving Author Pilot Flight Sim Flight Sim Fan People
Chino's professional background in Optical Science and Engineering neatly complements his aviation enthusiasms. He has written books on space travel and contributed extensively to the Museum content.- Bruce 'Chino' Irving at Soundclick Bruce Chino Irving Publication
- BFM: mp3 by Bruce 'Chino' Irving Bruce Chino Irving Publication
" I was in a funny mood and was telling my brother about the old US Navy Fighters sim and how one of the RIO voices would say "C'mon, do some of that pilot shit." This got me sim-nostalgic and I wrote this song. SFX are from Falcon 4.0(reinstalled for the occasion!). " - BFM: The song by Bruce 'Chino' Irving Bruce Chino Irving Publication
" I was in a funny mood and was telling my brother about the old US Navy Fighters sim and how one of the RIO voices would say "C'mon, do some of that pilot shit." This got me sim-nostalgic and I wrote this song. SFX are from Falcon 4.0(reinstalled for the occasion!). " - Bruce 'Chino' Irving Bruce Chino Irving Flight Sim Fan
A Citizen Soldier in the Air' Bruce Chino Irving Publication
Bruce Irving has interviewed Charlie Cook and composed this valuable record of his aviation career. The entire article is also available for free download.
Robert Irving Flight Sim Flight Sim Fan
Strike Commander : Documentation, Gameflow, Additional conversations, Mission layout.
Brent Iverson Programmer- Paul Isaac Programmer
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- Dave Jagger Flight Sim Fan
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Frankie Kam Flight Sim Fan- Cyrus Kanga Flight Sim Fan
- Phil Keeble Pilot Author Video Playlist
article updated: 2019-10-21 - Martin Kenwright Producer Programmer MiGMan: Curated Video list
- Demetrius Kiminas Flight Sim Fan
- Koriel Flight Sim Fan
- Konstantin Kukushkin Flight Sim Fan
- Karl Orca Kuschner Flight Sim Fan
- Chris Kraai Flight Sim Fan
Dr. Carlo Kopp Author
Dr. Carlo Kopp is widely published in the areas of Computer Science, Engineering and Defence.- Henk Koelewijn Flight Sim Fan
Air Powerscans in 2006 
Prem Krishnan Programmer- Rod Hyde Programmer
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- Alain LHomme Programmer
- Edward Lerner Programmer
- Richard Leszcynski Programmer
- Tom Long Contributor
- Thomas Long Programmer
- Bill Lyons Programmer
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- Elias Martenson Programmer
Scott Malensek Author
From Cleveland, Ohio. In addition to his military and political interests, he is also an avid aviculturalist. He has worked all over the United States, but still lives in the Cleveland area. His first novel is Black Rain for Christmas.- David Marshall Programmer
David Marshall was one of the chief boffins at DI and his experience is indicative of the real world aviation expertise embedded in their products. - David Martin Programmer
- Will McBurnett Programmer
- David McClurg Programmer
- Sid Meier Programmer
- Dante Mendes de Patta Programmer
- Austin Meyer Programmer Developer Pilot
Creator and developer of X-Plane, which from the very beginning of the series had the best modelling of aerodynamic forces available in a consumer flight sim. - Austin Meyer Programmer Developer Pilot
- Austin Meyer Official Site Link
- Kobe Miller Programmer
- Tim Morgan Pilot Flight Sim Fan Link
- Bryce Morsello Programmer
- Richard Muth Flight Sim Fan
The SWOTL Web Site - #gid=0&range=A5
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Lars Gramkow Flight Sim Fan- Peter Nilsson Flight Sim Fan
- Scott Nix Programmer
- Oleg Nosarev Programmer
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- Jim Oldfield Producer
- Steve O'Neill Programmer
- Fernando Ortega Programmer
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- Mark Pajak Programmer
- Greg Passmore Programmer
- P.C. Flight Sim Fan
- Stjepan Pejic Programmer
- Craig Penrice Pilot Test Pilot MiGMan: Curated Video list
article updated: 2019-10-23 - Phil Perrot Programmer
- Tom Piercy Programmer
- Bill Potvin Programmer
David Poyer Pilot Author
Poyer writes great action novels with an authentic feel and displaying a keen insight into human character. I particularly enjoy reading them in the bath, it adds to the immersion!- #gid=0&range=A5
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Tim Ray Programmer
Strike Commander - Documentation, Map design and layout, Mission design, Vehicle, weapon and plane data- Jan-Albert van Ree Flight Sim Fan
- Jim Rhoads Producer
- Steve Ritchie Pilot Video
Chris Roberts Flight Sim Fan- Simon Robbins Programmer
- Erin Roberts Flight Sim Fan
- Bob DeJanitor Roberts Flight Sim Fan Contributor
I have known Bob since the Flight Sim Museum opened as MiGMan's Combat Diary in October 1998. He encouraged me from the very beginning and made some of the earliest contributions to the Flight Sim Museum. - Bob DeJanitor Roberts
After running a retail VR themed PC Gamestore, a PC Hardware business as well as working in Virgin Interactive till the Electronic Arts buyout in Oct 1998, Bob moved back to the USA later that year and proceeded to re-establish PC Arena Online and founded www.sim-arena.com. (>> web page gone <<)
A true sim fanatic, Bob has logged several thousands of hours in EF 2000 alone!
This passion for flight simulations has led him to become a fully-rated Commercial Pilot and soon, a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) est. May 2001.
"Bell 206 JetRanger III. It's the civilian equivalent to the OH-56 Kiowa Warrior; less the armaments and Mast Mounted Radar. Flies really nice, and this was just early December 2000 in Seattle. " - Maury Rosenberg Flight Sim Fan
- Gerry de Rouin Flight Sim Fan Contributor
- Gerry de Rouin Hardware
An analog joystick with:- turbo switch
- trigger
- three thumb-controlled fire buttons
- throttle control
- two trimmers
- two function selectors
Julian Gremlin Sallows Programmer- Frank Savage Programmer
- Don Schaaf Flight Sim Fan
- Mark Schimmer Flight Sim Fan
- Bob Sebaste Programmer
- Dave Selle Programmer
- Dr. Martin Schweiger Flight Sim Fan
- Gerry Schmidt Flight Sim Fan
Bob Wacky Wally Schroeder Programmer Flight Sim Fan
MiGMan thanks Wacky Wally, a.k.a. Bob Schroeder of Florida USA, for his generous donation of flight Sims to the Flight Sim Museum in January 2008.- Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 Bob Wacky Wally Schroeder Donor
year: 1995 - Wings Simulations Mark Shamblin Author
org: Wings Simulations
Co-founder of Wings Simulations, his first game was published in 1987, but his first real hit was in 1989 with X-Out, which sold in excess of 120,000 copies in Europe. - Robert D. Shaw Programmer
Zach Simpson Programmer- Damon Slye Programmer
A co-founder of Dynamix and the original developer of their 3-D technology, 3Space. - Dominic Smith Pilot Video
- Bob Johnson Pilot
"Combat pilot and carrier test pilot Bob Johnson presents his experiences during the cold war & Vietnam war, and US Navy carrier test pilot." - Splash One Programmer
- Christopher Steele Programmer
- Greg Stewart Programmer
- Phil Sulak Pilot
- #gid=0&range=A5 Captain Sully Sullenberger
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Barret Tillman Programmer
His books are gripping reads and abound in "Easter Eggs" for military flight sim nuts. They also put the flying squarely into context as part of larger operations and strategic / tactical goals. They get my highest endorsement.- Ray Tobey Programmer
Programmer of 'Skyfox' - an absolute classic on the Apple ][. - Jason Templeman Programmer
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- Dennis Wasnich Programmer
- Jeff Wilson Programmer
An industry veteran from FS2 to JF4. 
Daniel Warschun Fiction
Joe Weber
A former Marine pilot who writes gripping Air Combat Novels. His books always have a strong emphasis on aerial action and Joe's background allows him to flesh out the details.
Joe Weber Fiction
A former Marine pilot who writes gripping Air Combat Novels. His books always have a strong emphasis on aerial action and Joe's background allows him to flesh out the details.- J.D. Wetterling Pilot Video
Flew 268 combat missions in an F-100 in Vietnam and was awarded two Distinguished Flying Crosses, fourteen Air Medals, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. He was Top Gun in every fighter squadron in which he served in the USAF. - Steve Pisanos Pilot Video
"Steve Pisanos presentation on how he emigrated to the US prior to WWII, developed a passion for flying, and became a double ace fighter pilot."
Robert Sternfels Pilot Author
"Highly decorated WWII combat pilot Robert Sternfels provides a first hand account of piloting his B-24 Sandman bomber in a raid on oil refineries in Ploesti that was one of the single most devastating raids against the Nazi war effort."- J.D. Wetterling Programmer
Flew 268 combat missions in an F-100 in Vietnam and was awarded two Distinguished Flying Crosses, fourteen Air Medals, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. He was Top Gun in every fighter squadron in which he served in the USAF. 
Tim Wheatley Programmer- Dave Whiteside Programmer
Dave Whiteside has had a long association with developer / publisher Rowan, and been involved with some of the absolute classics of air combat simulation. - Michael Woodley Flight Sim Fan Author
Scott Zuma Wolf Journalist R.I.P.
Wings Simulations Programmer Producer
org: Wings Simulations
Co-founder of Wings Simulations, Teut was one of the first people in Germany to actually hold a job as a Game Designer/Producer.- Jack Vance Fiction
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- John Bushmaster Yasar Flight Sim Fan
- John D. Yarrow Pilot Video
- Sid Yahn Pilot
"Fighter pilot Sid Yahn's account of flying P-51s, jet fighters, KC-135 tankers, working with the Thunder Tiger Team, and serving as US Embassy Air Attache." - #gid=0&range=A5 Chuck Yeager
Listen to Chuck Yeager talk about air combat in Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer - --/o\-- Z
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PL3T9aMILZQ2z5uZhxYGpv-WxxWj_Ivb_z - Flight Sim Museum Collection About the FSM
- 2008: Site Progress: Navigation and Database February 16th About the FSM Archive
article pub: 2008 - The history of MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum About the FSM Archive
- Air Combat Manoeuvering ACM
PL3T9aMILZQ2wJIDQ_BDhe7Pj6TnGeEvFr - Scale Modelling videos Aircraft Video
PL3T9aMILZQ2zsxkxSn2VSlvImCF7x__Wq - How to read airport diagrams Airport Navigation
- Great State of Maine Air Show: 1997 USA Airshow Museum Video MiGMan: Combat Diary
article pub: 1997 
2003 Paris Air Show France Airshow
article pub: 2003- Avalon Airshow - 2005 Australia Airshow
article pub: 2005 - Archival indexes created with a database December 2007-January 2008. - deprecated Archive
News Archives Archive Index
article pub: 2000
This is an archived index. Use the buttons at the top of each page to find the latest information. MiGMan (Jan 2019).- Issue 001 Artwork & Packaging Media
- ATC Video
PL3T9aMILZQ2zY1fAoiVDdaHASJnNQ4n9y - MiGMan's tips for Flight Sim beginners Beginner
- Can I learn to fly in a flight sim? Beginner
- Air to Air Guns Bruce Chino Irving Beginner AA: Gun
- Carrier: Catapult launch Beginner Carrier Ops
- Carrier: Taxi Beginner Carrier Ops
- Carrier takeoff video Beginner Carrier Ops
- F/A-18 Super Hornet carrier take off Beginner Carrier Ops
- Take-off in a jet fighter Beginner Takeoff
- Basic switch assignments on your HOTAS Thrustmaster Beginner HOTAS
org: Thrustmaster - Virtual Cockpit Beginner View
- Fighter Combat: Tactics & Manoeuvering Book Non Fiction
- Carrier Ops Video
PL3T9aMILZQ2xsxe_LkDEjnPXIo3mVs1cj - Carrier Ops IRL: In real life MiGMan: Curated Video list
article updated: 2019-11-07
PL3T9aMILZQ2x8CftzDYF3n9wJCrLc3iHH - DIY Motion Simulator Community Cockpit: Homebuilt: Civil Cockpit: Motion
- Bergison Cockpit: Homebuilt: Civil Cockpit: Motion Video Video
- Bergison Cockpit: Homebuilt: Civil Link
- Cockpit: Homebuilt: Military Link
- Controller MiGMan: Curated Video list
PL3T9aMILZQ2xBeikyTGg3hWySyBxyHaxp - Dissimilar Air Combat Training DACT MiGMan: Curated Video list
article updated: 2019-11-22
PL3T9aMILZQ2zxSXFazIS3n6OvWTSLZw7a - Damage Modelling MiGMan: Curated Video list
PL3T9aMILZQ2yeR8n8KmAkURmlrotkb8w8 - Joystick Definition
article updated: 2019-11-08
Controls the aircraft attitude via pitch and bank.- Push forward to go down
- Pull back to go up
- Push Left to bank left
- Push Right to bank right
- Padlock view Definition View
article updated: 2019-11-08Padlock view keeps the view centred on the enemy.
This is an essential view in dogfights but can be confusing as well because you are not actually "looking where you are going"!
In a dogfight I switch back and forward every second or two between padlock and normal view.
- Pan view Definition View
article updated: 2019-11-08
Look around the cockpit. - Speedbrake Definition
article updated: 2019-11-08
On some aircraft there are dedicated speedbrakes which pop out into the airflow. On others the flaps and spoilers might open in various configurations. - Throttle Definition
article updated: 2019-11-08Controls thrust and therefore airspeed.
- Push forward to go faster
- Pull back to go slower
- Trigger Definition
article updated: 2019-11-08
Fires main guns or cannon. - Trim Definition
article updated: 2019-11-08"Trim" refers to what the aircraft will do if you take your hands off the joystick.
You can:
- Trim for climb
- Trim for level flight or
- Trim for descent.
The trim of the aircraft will change as you raise and lower gear and flaps. Use the trim controls to hold a steady attitude without having to apply pressure to the stick all the time.
In combat, trimming up a couple of notches will often help you turn quicker. On takeoff you would trim for climb to keep the aircraft climbing without constant back pressure on the stick.
- V1 Definition
The speed beyond which takeoff should no longer be aborted. - V2 Definition
Takeoff safety speed. The speed at which the aircraft may safely be climbed with one engine inoperative. - V3 Definition
Flap retraction speed. - Vrot Definition
Rotation speed. The speed at which the pilot begins to apply control inputs to cause the aircraft nose to pitch up, after which it will leave the ground. - V4 Definition
Steady initial climb speed. - Vflap Definition
- Vgear Definition
- Vmca Definition
Minimum control speed air. The minimum speed that the aircraft is still controllable with the critical engine inoperative[16] while the aircraft is airborne. VMCA is sometimes simply referred to as VMC. - Vne Definition
- Vy Definition
Speed that will allow for the best rate of climb. - V: Landing: Final Definition
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Question: "Can you email me a copy of Chuck Yeager's Air Combat?"
Answer: I only keep copies I have purchased for my personal use and research for the Museum. If there is an old sim you want, email the publisher - if enough people request them they may reissue the sim! Doing a Google search for "abandonware" may turn up some results too.
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Question: " Can you send me a copy of the key commands to run the game? "
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Question: " A friend gave me a copy of a flight sim. Can you send me the instructions? "
Answer: It's good for friends to share an interest. Show your support for your friends in the gaming industry by purchasing a copy of the game for yourself and the industry can continue to grow. Who knows, maybe one day you can work as a game programmer! Most games have free demos you can download and try before you buy.
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Question: " How do I run DOS games? "
Answer: DOS games used to be very hard to set up in many cases. Under windows 95 and 98 the older games will often run nicely in a DOS window. On the other hand they may not run without extensive tweaking, or not at all! Windows XP is pretty good at running older games. Also, use Google! - I have Video card problems. Can you help me? FAQ
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- Nice article.. but... Visitor
article pub: 1998
Nice article, though I think it has two noteable exceptions. The first helo sim, Gunship by Microprose which was line drawn, not even shaded, just monochrome wireframes. Also from EA and Brent Iverson in 1990, LHX Attack Chopper. This was the first email I ever received about the Flight Sim Museum, when it was all of 6 pages! - MiGMan. 
Thanks for a great Saitek page. Cajun Hawk Visitor
article pub: 1999
It's one of the best resources on the web.- Nice website MiGMan. John Slappy109 Arrington Visitor
article pub: 1999
I've got you bookmarked for future browsing. 
Great page. AMBULATER Visitor
article pub: 1999
Great page. I've been playing sims since Flightsim by Psion for the Sinclair Spectrum in 1983. My first combat sim was F-15 Strike Eagle II in 1984 and my fave of all time Battle of Britain - Their Finest Hour.- ...really brought back some memories... Mike Blackmore Visitor
article pub: 1999
Falcon 3.0 section really brought back some memories. Still have the manual, maps and Pete Bonnani's book. Have ordered Falcon 4.0 from EBworld and hopefully it will land in Oz next week.
All the best.
Gremlin Dekka Visitor
article pub: 1999
I am including some shots of Chuck Yeager's Air Combat. (Don't tell anyone else this but it was fun to play again. I just love cutting into a B-17 box in a Focke-Wulf 190 with guns blazing. Bloody magic and the game includes blackouts and stalls.- Only someone like yourself who have built their own cockpit can appreciate the amount of work... Julian Gremlin Sallows Visitor
article pub: 1999
JOHN DUNKLEY has built a 747 cockpit with full motion and a projected display!
Thanks for the comments on my simulator.
Most appreciated. .... you have some great pictures there! Only someone like yourself who have built their own cockpit can appreciate the amount of work that goes into one of these 'projects' I estimate that I am about 40% completed, and the hydraulics are going to be the last implemented. Us Aussies must stick together!!!
Regards.
John Dunkley
Adelaide. AUSTRALIA 
Well, if you think you have seen it all... John Dunkley Visitor
article pub: 1999
Well, if you think you have seen it all , there is always something that suprises you!
Man , this is cool, and brings back memories. The way you describe those sims is exactly the way it started. Big color TV Spec/16 Nightflite (Sinclair Spectrum) Nightgunner and Fighter Pilot by Digital Integration.
Even with Falcon 4.0 on my HD right now, these times will never come back. Last time I saw a old magazine and a ad from Digital Integrationthat reminded me of going to the U.K to pick up a copy of Fighter Pilot by Digital Integration.
My wife (girlfriend then) thought it was for a romantic weekend ;< ) man, i was hooked !!
It all ended with me and my wife owning a real flightsim-shop, and we still love it. But looking at your flightsim- museum page sure brings back fun memories We couldn't have dreamt of Falcon 4.0 could we?
Okay one great site !
Best Regards
Henk / FLIGHTBASE the Netherlands.- I certainly appreciate your efforts. Henk Visitor
article pub: 1999
MiGMan, I gotta tell ya , I certainly appreciate your efforts.
Seems like your taste in sims is very close to mine, since virtually every sim I plan on playing (not enough time right NOW, but soon I hope) is covered - very deeply - on your site.
PLEASE keep up the GREAT work!!!!!!!!!!
"Gunner", March 11th, 1999 
This page is the BEST! Gunner Visitor
article pub: 1999
This page is the BEST!
I have always wanted to find a page like this one. I like the section where there was the first MiG-29 Fulcrum - Domark 1990 by Domark.
MiG-29 Fulcrum - (Novalogic - 1998)- What a difference between the two games! Anything that has to do with the MiG-29, I like.
Thanks!
Your site brought a tear to my eye Jeremy Craven Visitor
article pub: 1999
MiGMan hahaha great site...
... and thanks for refreshing my memory about things. I loved the Falcon 3.0 yeah it was lame, but back then we didn't have cinematic surround sound like heavy metal F-15 by Janes Combat Simulations type intro clips/ soundtracks , and even though I love the bass thumping , Guitar gut wrenching cinematics/ soundtracks of today's sims , the sound clip of the Falcon 3 music on your site brought a tear to my eye . man I missed that .
Almost made me reload Falcon gold......nah...T minus 5 days and counting to Falcon 4.0 ...damn , I can now die happy."
It made me realise once again how far Sims have come. Joe Visitor
article pub: 1999
I remember from a night shift in Ijmuiden. A colleague had put the damned game on our Hydro/Meteo computer and played it for hours. As you probably know you can't turn out the engine noise and everyone was going mad because of that ghastly whistling noise. To make a long story short, at 0330 in the morning there was a thunder storm outside and my colleague had to go to the bathroom.
While he was away we changed the name of one of the files causing F-19 to crash rather dismally. Told my colleague that the tower had been hit by lightning while he was taking a leak, causing the file to get corrupted. Had a hell of job to keep from laughing.
Thanks for jogging my memory, I enjoyed your virtual museum.
Brought back memories of Sims that I played on a long procession of computers, and it made me realise once again how far Sims have come.
I think a lot of people take the quality of the modern sims for granted."
Thanks for a great visit.
Very nice site! Microprose Julian Gremlin Sallows Visitor
article pub: 1999 org: Microprose
Gabe Turk from Microprose- LOVE your site! Gabe Turk Visitor
article pub: 1999
Hi MiGMan, LOVE your site!
I remember when a good friend and I would sit down for an entire weekend and play Pilot-Copilot with F15 Strike Eagle 3. One of the best forefront sims out there!"
Cheers!
Ray Sotkiewicz from Blue Side Up, the Home Cockpit Site 
Jon Velapoldi Ray Sotkiewicz Visitor
article pub: 1999
I just had to share this with you. My background is in Flight control systems for aircraft. Never before had I seen a flight sim actually show the effects of the flight control system actively stabilizing the aeroplane as I had seen the first time in EF 2000.
Well, call me quirky and geeky, but by golly, I got really excited when I saw this from the external view in EF 2000.
My roomate (who is a pilot, though he is not very good at sims), works at the same lab I do, and he, too, had a broad grin on his face when he saw the moving control surfaces! I think it is interesting how few people probably realize what is going on with this : )
My brother thought it was a bug in the game that the surfaces were moving almost continually. I just had to sit back and chuckle : )
He's a lawyer...
Anyway, I enjoy your webpage, it has tons of useful stuff in it.
Jon Velapoldi
Flight Dynamics and Control Laboratory
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs- God we all thought we were so high tech back then Jon Velapoldi Visitor
article pub: 1999
I got the link for your museum in the Newsgroups .
(I loved it!!) The Falconfrom '87 was great!!
God we all thought we were so high tech back then.
I remember my buddie had 2 sims he bought that we played the hell out of in '87... one was called F-15 Strike Eagle IF-15 Strike Eagle Ior something like that it was probably the precursor to todays F-15 by Janes Combat Simulations by Janes Combat Simulations.
He also had another one that we loved that was an AH-64 Apache simulator (Gunship (1987)). I can't remember for the life of me what it was called, but it was monochrome!! It seemed pretty detailed at the time but my good looking back now it was archaic!!
I started out personally with Chuck Yeager's Air Combat in '92, that was the first one I personally owned.
Anyway, I love your museum!!
It brought back a lot of great fun memories. Scary to think what we will think of Falcon 4.0 in 12 years huh?
Bob, March 8th, 1999
' 20 years on and it's still going strong, who would have thought! - MiGMan, 2018. - A great amount of info. Bob Visitor
article pub: 1999
Your site was easy to navigate and there is a great amount of info. It's also nice that you reply to people! Great Site MiGMan and keep up the excellent work. - Just a note to thank you for your site. John Visitor
article pub: 1999
Just a note to thank you for your site. I have been having trouble with my Saitek X36 Combo (since new actually) probably what you call spiking ( if that means it's not linear left to right ie with jumps 'n' things.
Anyway your guide to disassembling the stick was a tremendous help and it inspired me to actually do something with it ( and a need to fly Falcon 4.0. I followed your instructions (Saitek), lubed the pots and Hey Presto a working X36. Fantastic, now I'll have a look around the Saitek Web Ring. "
Cheers Seb - Flight Sim paradise! Seb Visitor
article pub: 2000
My most highest salute to the man who makes this site as righteous as it is!
This is definitely a bookmark moment for me. I will come back often and revel in this Flight Sim paradise!
Huey, January 2000 - Had forgotten most of these sims existed! Huey Visitor
article pub: 2000
Excellent web site... had forgotten most of those sims existed!!
Anyway just a little point.....just for the sake of authenticity.
In your Take-off Checklist in the F/A-18E Super Hornet the Right engine should be started first as this provides power to the Hyd system (so it say's in the manual).
Sorry if you think this is "petty" i just thought with a great site like yours everything should be perfect !
Cheers,
Mark Bewick (Roamer)
- Not a petty detail at all Mark - au contraire, these are the kind of details that flight simmers live for! - MiGMan. - A great catalyst! Mark Roamer Bewick Visitor
article pub: 2000
Dear MiGMan,
Your site has been a great catalyst in fostering my fledgling ideas of constructing a home built simulator as well as providing invaluable links to "sim" resources.
I am currently collecting components to build my own simulator. It will probably be a multi-role simulator sense I enjoy a good game of "Battle Zone". I also enjoy Apache Havoc and Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator. I never really got into Falcon 4.0.
One other thing, I laughed when I saw the products represented on your site. Why? Because I own the exact same products, right down to the Aura Interactor backpack.
Anyway, thanks for your efforts.
Your web site is beautiful, and gave me some emotions rediscovering such old pieces of software, and still so beautiful. Chris Muther-Goose Visitor
article pub: 2000
Your web site is awesome.
Everithing, for me, started with F-19 Stealth Fighter (1989) .
I still remember one night I went Back to the office, where my 286 was, just to play it until 3 AM. Driving back home I still remembered those red pentagon that were designating Ground Targets.
I was also playing Gunship (1987) at that time, and Chuck Yeager's Air Combat.
I was 20 years old at that time. Ah yes, I remember many hours playing F-19 Stealth Fighter (1989) on an Atari ST and F-117A Stealth Fighter on a PC laptop!
Then came the 486 (my own computer this time) along with TFX. .... I don't think any othe simulation EVER gave me as much emotions as that one. Awesome clouds and lightning!
Then EF 2000 by Digital Image Design , Longbow , F-22 ADF and most recently Falcon 4.0 and now F/A-18 by Janes.
Your web site is beautiful, and gave me some emotions rediscovering such old pieces of software, and still so beautiful.- Among the best of Aviation sim sites. Paolo Visitor
article pub: 2000
I still love coming to this site you have created and consider it among the best of Aviation sim sites.
I have just gotten my own site up and running and would like to know if I could post a link to your page, My focus is on Armor in Action (and is an extensive series of Armor Pictures I took over the years), but I do have a small section of aircraft in action also. I would be placing your link in a standard links section.
Although my focus is on Armor and Tanks I would like to make an exception for adding a link to the MiGMan site because of its quality and content. - the bestest flight simulation web! Scott Cunningham Visitor
article pub: 2000
Hi MiGMan
www.migman.com is the bestest flight simulation web!
Cheer!!
Liu "ePilot" Li (from China)
e_pilot@sina.com - I am so proud of your Olympic section on your site. Liu ePilot Li Visitor
article pub: 2000
MiGMan,
As a fellow Aussie. I am so proud of your Olympic section on your site.
I am from Sydney myself. I got home early that night from the F-111 flight because I had to fly out overseas the next day.
When I step out of my house, I heard noise as if a jet was flying... but couldn't see where it was and it sounded very loud. I looked up and I just saw a flame light up. The afterburner, and then a small burn, and then it switched off again. I live in the Canterbury region so I am very close to the stadium.
Then I ran back into the house and checked out the ceremony on the TV. After the F-111 went over the harbour bridge, I saw it came straight towards my suburb... it was amazing! A flaming fire ball coming straight towards my direction. It wasn't like a trail because the flame was behind the jet which was flying toward me... it looked like a fireball came out of the sky!
I grabbed my camera as quickly as I could... but as soon as I went to snap a photo they switched off the burner... "Bugger!"
Hope you had a ball during the Olympics. Travelling overseas telling people about the Olympics was probably one of my proudest times during overseas in Asia and Europe.
Cheers,
Albert aka Recker
389th Thunderbolt VFS
Sydney Australia. - I was too busy flying. Albert Recker Visitor
article pub: 2000
I have the boxes for A-10 Tank Killer, and have already scanned them. I'll save them as jpg's and send them to you compressed. I have the original boxes for both games, along with several other old games - F117A Stealth Fighter etc - all complete with original manuals, registration cards, etc...
I started playing Tank Killer in 1989, when I was ten (or eleven... I can't remember when during the year it was released...) I was hooked immediately, and when I learned of version 1.5, I irritated my father enough for him to pre-order a copy for me... to this day, I still sometimes get the music beeping from the pc speaker stuck in my head...
I found your site through Home of the underdogs and wanted to check it out to see what info it had on early flight sims.
I can't remember which version it was, but when I was 5 or 6 my father amazed me by bringing home a friend's copy of MS Flight Sim... It was monochrome, wireframed, hard to learn to use (especially for a 5-6 year old...) but extremely addicting. Since then I have loved Computer flight Sims, and tonight I have downloaded a copy of 1.5... My originals are 5&1/2's, and I no longer have access to such decrepit (and fun) machines... I miss the IBM pc my dad sold for twenty bucks... (he should have kept it, for nostalgia's sake...).
I don't think I'll ever get rid of the A-10 boxes, as they represent why I never had many friends in grade school... I was too busy flying. - Lack of sleep! Steve O'Neill Visitor
article pub: 2000
A comment on your website My only "complaint" about it and your efforts in putting such a mass of material together and maintaining same is ... lack of sleep!
My own!
It's that good!
The breakdown of the flight sims alone, by specific year and with individual comment and reference(s) is, by itself, worth the gander not to mention everything else although the The Flight Sim Museum excellent as that is, has the unfortunate effect of making me feel ancient.
Those graphics of Sub-logic type runways a la the old days and what was available pre-pentium effectively and indeed graphically shows how far we've really come in this hobby and aviation adjunct. - A big thumbs up Dr. Anthony J. Lomenzo Visitor
article pub: 2000
I have been visiting your websites many times so far, and tonight I spent wonderful hours at the Flight Sim Museum; - I just wanted to give you a big thumbs up for the website, it has been a favorite place to visit for a long time so far, and it will be.
Thanks for the effort!
Nick Schreger (MeatWater)
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Well done MiGMan! Visitor
article pub: 2000
An armchair pilot
After searching high and low for some answers to my problems with the Saitek X36F/X35T joystick and flight controller I came across: "Fix your Saitek joysticks and throttles" - a wealth of information!
Well done Migman, its good to see flight sims are alive and well. My first experience with a flight simulator was 20 years ago! Now I consider myself an "Armchair Pilot", but very few people I know use flight sims so we are few and far between.
I purchased Microsoft Combat Flight Sim 2 and I love it! A far cry from Flight Simulator 1's monochrome wire frame graphics - with little or no game missions other than take off and landings using a keyboard as flight controls!
Great site!
Dominique Denais
Caboolture Electrical
Ace! Dominique Denais Visitor
article pub: 2000
Hello! I just found your site for this wonderful flight sim. - F/A-18 Korea
What can I say? - Ace!
You've done a great job portraying all the necessary flight info in one easy to understand place. There are very few other places up to your quality and commitment. Well done!
And with the forthcoming release of the OpenGL version for the PC I will be able to go back to the splendid textured graphics I used to enjoy when I had my Voodoo card in place (With my GeForce the voodoo won't run in parallel for some reason).
Thanks again for a well designed site.
Nigel Alefounder
Shropshire, England- I really enjoyed your site. Nigel Alefounder Visitor
article pub: 2000
Just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed your site. I found it by doing a search on Google.com for F15 Strike Eagle.
I was wondering if there were any new sims for this bird. I was glad to see that my experience with flight sims is very similar to yours.
I also remember the days of LED flight sims, and I even went so far as to write a TI calculator sim of "hyper" space travel.
I don't have it anymore, and I doubt I could recreate it, not that I'd even want to. Anyway, later, and keep up the great work. - There is a lot going on on your site. Bill England Visitor
article pub: 2000
The last time I discovered your site I said, "this is real neat", looked around a bit and then surfed on my way to something else. I think the biggest thing I didn't realize at the time is that there is a lot going on on your site and things are constantly updated.
Glad I signed up on the list and re-discovered the MiGMan.com! - A personal dream of mine. Mark Hermonat Visitor
article pub: 2001
I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your site. I was very pleased to see a personal dream of mine to create something like this become a reality.
An outstanding effort.
Thanks for putting so much into this experience. I have been collecting flight sims since Dam Busters.Your site is a walk back in time. Again great job!
best regards
Martin McMurray - You are one helluva flight sim enthusiast, and it shows, brilliantly and devotedly. Martin McMurray Visitor
article pub: 2001
June 9th, 2001
Greetings, MiGMan.
I have to say this: you are one helluva flight sim enthusiast, and it shows, brilliantly and devotedly. Your pages inform and help to spread the word about flight simulators and the developers history. Congrats to you, sir.
I have a degree in Physics, and love aeronautics and astronautics. I've been an afficionado of flight sims ever since I laid my eyes on ... F-15 Strike Eagle II (1989), F-15 Strike Eagle II, F-117A Stealth Fighter and Chuck Yeager's Air Combat.
In those days...well, in those days I just wondered if simulations would ever get off the ground and depict reality as much as possible. I would go crazy when my 386 machine had a brain malfunction and my campaign was blown to pieces when I had to reboot it.
Then came along F-29 Retaliator and us guys in the University, had dogfights among us playing F-29 Retaliator.
I pretty much lost contact with the flight sim world because I assumed that no one really cared enough to make sims more accurate and less arcade.
Then...recently, I bought: F-16 Aggressor, FA-18 by Janes, USAF, F-16 Multi Role Fighter by Novalogic... and I'm awaiting for the arrival in my mailbox of F-22 Lightning 3, Total Air War and EF 2000.
I love F-16 Aggressor- good flight modeling, good graphics, good soundtrack, more than fair enemie's AI, albeit having an average campaign and not having a deep storyline.
But I wonder what the fuss is all about, when they talk about Jane's simulations. I have a pretty good machine (AMD DURON 700 MHZ, 128 SDRAM 133 MHZ, 32 MB GRAPHIC CARD - TNT2 RIVA 64, A DVD PLAYER FAST ENOUGH), and these games, with settings on maximum detail, seem to die before my eyes, getting slow and boring.
On the other hand, real combat is, without a doubt, more intense, fast and deadly than the combats I have fought through these games!
Everybody seemed so eager in beating (up on) F-16 Aggressor , giving emphasis to its faults, but to me , this seem, is very much one the best simulations (whatever the genre you consider) ever done. Ok, I grant that Bethesda Softworks could have given it more time to test it, to develop it, to give it more variety, but it's a fine simulation.
I would very much like to know your opinion on this, if you have the time. As for me, I certainly consider myself as belonging to the hardcore type of flight sim enthusiast, and certainly hope to find in Super EF 2000 and Total Air War the super realistic and engrossing simulations everybody talks so much about (I know F-22 Lightning 3is not a hardcore simulation).
Keep up with the good work.
Sincerely, Miguel Lousado Margarido - The Art of flying Miguel Lousado Margarido Visitor
article pub: 2001
Your museum is a very unique dedication to a form of art only certain people can appreciate but it is very much appreciated.
Glen Gilbert - A good source on so many flight sims Glen Gilbert Visitor
article pub: 2001
Hi MigMan
Thanks for the tips. I didn't have much joy on altavista re US Navy Fighters specifically but I'll try the wider DOS thing and see what I can dredge up.
I'm fairly new to sims but have been enjoying European Air War a lot - having been a child of the Airfix generation it was a big thrill to be able to "fly" all those old birds after all those years just building kits and reading about them. I have an early Pentium MMX box so I am limited in what will work and it's a bit galling to find backward compatibility also such a big a problem!
I'm presently making a start with Novalogic's Mig 29 Fulcrum and enjoyed reading the pieces on your site, which is a good source on so many flight sims. I'm not a pilot so I'm quite happy with those sims which simplify (or allow you to simplify) things so you can get - and stay - in the virtual air and blow things up.
Not that I'm blowing up much at the moment - I spent about 10 minutes last night, having used up all my missiles, twisting about after a lowly F7 (Chinese version of the MiG-21) trying to nail him with the cannon. I'm not very good at ACM at the best of times (prefer tackling B17s and B24s in a Bf110G) and that radar gunsight takes a bit of getting used to. Had to break off when I got a low fuel warning but the bugger came after me and shot me down - cheek! At least I'm getting pretty good at ejecting : )
Falcon 4 runs passably on my box and I suppose I ought to get into that as it seems to be regarded as about the best modern air combat sim and has a good following. But I do like that big Soviet bird and that lovely scenery!
All the best and good luck. - Gunship Ivor Hughes Visitor
article pub: 2001
Thanks for your little review of Gunship in today's posting in the newsgroup. I saw a copy downtown for $20 -- guess I'll have to go get it. I love sims with nice terrain.
Chris Conly, Seattle September 28th, 2001 - USNF and DOS problems Chris Conly Visitor
article pub: 2001
Dear MiGMan,
My name is Marc and I am a HUGE fan of US Navy Fighters. I am having difficulties running my copy of USNF. Please Keep Reading! i have contacted Electronic Art's Technical Support and they have no record of the game (Funny That).
If you could offer me some advice, or direct me to someone who can I would greatly appreciate it. My problem is that when I start USNF, I get to the prompt for Video Mode, soundcard etc., Then it goes black, and nothing happens.
Occasionly i get a message saying "cannot find USNF CD, please insert into your CD-ROM" - "Continue" - "Cancel", but my CD IS in the drive and it IS reading it. This is rather confusing for me. PLEASE HELP ME?
Sincerely, Marc.
P.S. I really liked your Site, keep up the good work! Thanx For Reading This E-Mail.
My reply to Marc was:
"Hi Marc,
There are many reasons that could cause your problem.
First - try and reinstall the game. Then make sure you have the latest drivers for your soundcard and graphcs cards. Beyond that I can't help you unfortunately. One way to vastly simplify your life would be to get Fighters Anthology - which contains USNF converted to run under Windows.
DOS sims are difficult to run at the best of times - one day I hope to write a guide but it won't be in the near future."
Marc replied a day later:
"Hey MiGMan,
Thank you for your help, I was not expecting your reply, and to my surprise, you hit the nail on the head.
After installing new drivers for my sound and video, and re-tweaking my 3D accelerator, IT'S WORKING!! THANKY OU SO MUCH! I had no idea it was so simple.
Thanx again, Marc." - All those flying hours of the ancient past are coming back to me now. Marc Visitor
article pub: 2001
18th October, 2001
Hi MiGMan,
I just want to let you know that I like the sim museum site of yours very much! All those flying hours of the ancient past are coming back to me now. Thanks!"
Bye, Eddie - Your site is WICKED!!!! Eddie Visitor
article pub: 2001
October 19th, 2001
This ain't got nothing to do with news or info, just a few words to let you know your site is WICKED!!!!
I found it today and have been there most of it, it's a trip down memory lane, not only the sims themselves but the machines I played them on. Keep up the good work - PEACE. - Keep up the great work. Benjahman Kush Visitor
article pub: 2001
25th October, 2001
Hey, just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your site, aside from how old it makes me feel.
Keep up the great work." - A trip down memory lane. Andrew Visitor
article pub: 2001
"Just to say a Thank You for the great work you do MiGMan. The museum is a trip down memory lane for us old dogs and a joy every visit. Special thanks too for the EXCELLENT Saitek pages. You obviously put a lot of work into them and it's a credit to you."
Regards,
MadDogMcQ
Recruitment Officer
185th Reservoir Dogs
Website : http://185th.co.uk 
Thanks to MiGMan MadDog McQ Visitor
article pub: 2001
Yep, I would also say Thanx to MigMan.
I remember my first Sim was Sub Logic Jet and I thought it was the $hit running on my high tech 10MHz XT Clone's amber monitor.
Look where we are now.
I do miss what I call the "Flight Sim Renaissance though. Remember when Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator (1998), European Air War, World War 2 Fighters, Longbow 2, F-15 by Janes Combat Simulations were all still new games.
That was an excellent year for Sims and I hardly had enough spare cash to buy them all
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At least now I can occasionally go back and buy an older one that I do not yet own like RB3D etc. Just wish the damn newer OSs would support these games properly.- WOW !!! Gonzo Visitor
article pub: 2001
3rd November, 2001
"WOW!!
A truly amazing site. I cruised the different pages for hours, lost in memory lane! Great job putting something like this together."
Jim (via alt.games.microsoft.flight-sim) - "i have wasted my life" Jim Visitor
article pub: 2001
22nd November, 2001
"I ventured to MiGMan's site to look for an old game i use to play on the Amiga F/A-18 Interceptor and i looked at the date it was released.
That's when i thought (set the scene: Comic Book guy from Simpsons just when the bomb is about to hit him)...
"i have wasted my life".
No, i am only kidding i don't regret any of my simming but when i look back, i was starting college (90) and i got my first amiga 500 ( half meg ram ) and this was the game that started me off (Wingstoo). The final mission chasing cruise missiles the submarine type aircraft carriers, all great fun. The dial card protection system or was that some other game, forgot already.
And from there a series of games that may not have been great in there field but were truly seminal to me.
Falcon 3.0with its manual that you could kill a man with. (for FPS types Robocop with its dongle protection and different types of gameplay).
If there was one game you could point out and say "now that was a great game" i would have to say F/A-18 Interceptor was the one for me. - I'm almost 30, but still addicted. Pilgrim Visitor
article pub: 2001
22nd November, 2001
"LOL. Same for me too. I graduated high school in 1990, went to college and my dad bought me an Amiga 500.
I spent some hard earned money on the Hard Disk/memory expansion device and spent $220 on a 80MB (yes, MB, not GB) hard drive and another $150 for an addtional 2MB of RAM for a whopping 2.5 MB RAM.
I was stylin', and the envy of all the computer nerds at the time. My games included some basketball game, Civilization, and a space fight/strategy game that I forget the name of. I belive I did have Falcon though, but didn't take the time to read the manual to properly play it, and some other Jet Fighter sim that I can't remember either (sheesh, I AM getting old). Must've been like Jetfighter II or something.
Sad to say, my flight sim passion didn't really start until I got a PC in '94 after College and my first game purchase was Jane's US Navy Fightersfor DOS, on my new Pentium 60 with 4MB RAM and an S3 Virge chipset with a 650MB HD....
Oh, reminiscing. And yes, thanks to MiGMan for making me feel old as well.
I'm almost 30, but still addicted. That's either good or bad... I guess take it any way you can! - Have been looking at your site now for over a year... Dominic Visitor
article pub: 2001
12th December, 2001
"Hi.
Have been looking at your site now for over a year, and find it very interesting.
The reason I'm sending you an e-mail is that I have found A320 Airbus has been brought out again, and made to run under Win 95 - 98. I dont know if you know this, you probobly do. Also is there any chance you could put X-plane on your site, as it's a wonderfull sim, and especially now that it's released in �29.99 form and not �200+.
Keep up the good work. Your site is one of the best."
Thanks - I always check out your Stuff before going on another spending spree! Visitor
article pub: 2001
10th December, 2001
"Just like to drop you a note to say I love your Site!
Up till about 3 months ago my Game collection had no Flight sims in it at all. I started by getting F-22 Lightning 3 and the rest is well... history. I now have around 15 Sims, mostly unplayed as i cant stop buying em lol! Your site has been a great insight for me and I always check out your Stuff before going on another spending spree!
Talking off which I've just ordered a few more! SO just like to say thanks for all your hard work!
Thanks
P. Brown - Excellent work about this site. Visitor
article pub: 2005
Salute to every flight simmer!
" Excellent work about this site. Happy flying to everyone who reads this entry."
etsak
Sat 06 Aug 2005 - The best and most complete archive of the history of PC air combat sims. Combatsim etsak Visitor
article pub: 2005 org: Combatsim
MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum is the best and most complete archive of the history of PC air combat sims on the web. Keep up the great work!
DH - publisher@combatsim.com
Thu 11 Aug 2005 - Independence War? Doug Helmer Visitor
article pub: 2005
I don't see Independence War series in the 1990s Space Sims. Independence War is one of the most cool space simulations ever... "
P.Luna
Sun 14 Aug 2005 
Thrustmaster Mark II FCS P. Luna Visitor
article pub: 2005
I recently had the urge to take to the skies with my older version of MS Flight Simulator, and in the process got out of storage my Thrustmaster Weapons Control System Mk II (it too, is old, but is still in good working order).
Regrettably, however, I searched high and low - without success, for its operating software disk. So I can only assume at this point that its been lost forever.
Might you have any suggestions as to where one might be able to procure an original or copy of this operating software disk?
I attempted to contact Thrustmaster in this regard, but since they no longer carry it in their model lines, their website would not allow me to place any inquiry about it. Thank you.
Lee Wilhite
Thu 25 Aug 2005- Falcon 3.0 DOS version. Lee Wilhite Visitor
article pub: 2005
I recently dusted off this old game. How does a nontechnical computer user get it to run on a pentium 4 PC ?"
Chuck Ferguson
Sat 17 Sep 2005 - Thanks for keeping this invaluable repository online. Chuck Ferguson Visitor
article pub: 2005
It remains one of the classic flight sim sites that all simmers should be aware of. Always brings back many good memories, and I'm surprised at how many sims I never new existed!
Great work bud! "
James "Nutty" Hallows - nutty@flyfoxy.com
Fri 23 Sep 2005
MiGMan: Thanks James!
For those who don't know, James Hallows is the genius who created the interface for programming the Thrustmaster HOTAS Cougar - arguably the world's best combat flight control system.< - #gid=0&range=A5 James Nutty Hallows
- 16 weeks grounded Visitor
article pub: 2005
New PC keeps locking up
Gidday migman
You may or may not remember me - I'm the old geriatric who fronted you after your talk at the Sydney Flight Sim Expo and sought your advice about a video card for my new computer that I was planning at that time..
Fact of the matter is, I have now built my dream computer, mainly with FS2004 in mind but have run up against a brick wall. The bloody thing keeps locking up solid on both FS2002 and FS2004. I have scoured all the flightsim sites for weeks and tried all the tips and suggestions I can see without success.
I was wondering if you know of any experienced flightsimmer in Brisbane who might be prepared to help me out. Can't seem to find any organised group in Brissy on the internet so was hoping you might know someone, as I'm sure they are about..
Yours in hopeful anticipation.
Alan Kilpatrick (Brisbane)
20/9/2005
...the final chapter..
Thought the RAM was crook so took it back to supplier A for testing - returned unable to fault.
Local computer guru suggested it was the RAM sockets on mobo - took entire case and contents to mobo supplier B who wrote up the following fault report for his techie (this is a cut and paste)
" MB only from us. System has been unstable. System locks in the middle of running Flight Simulator. Can do it from 10 seconds to 10 minutes. screen, mouse lockes, can't alt crtl del. System can sometimes lock up in other programs but not as frequently. RAM has been tested ok by Umart. Custoemr has tried reisntalling windows from a clean start 5 times already with no change. custoemr believes he has all of teh latest drivers. Customer just recently tried to update the BIOS on the motherboard but after the updated the system will post but come up saying the CPU overclock has failed and it will not load defaults. or system can give Cmos checksum bad error."
After a week of anxiety received the following diagnosis from supplier B (more cut and paste)
"Custoemers cpu seems to be causing the system to crash randomly. using the customers cpu on our test motherboard the system had trouble installing windows xppro and was unstable. using our test cpu both the test system and the customers system were functioning correctly. I also used a P4 3.4Ghz Prescot to test the customers system which functioned correctly. All hardware exept for the cpu test ok"
Took CPU to supplier A for testing - after another week was rewarded with a brand new CPU under warranty from Intel. Have installed said CPU and after 16 weeks of total frustration my dream machine is now carrying me effortlessly throughout the flightsim world.
Love to stop and chat Pete but I've got 3 months of flying to catch up on....!!!! Thanks for all your suggestions mate and who knows - we might meet in cyber aerospace sometime.
Cheers for now
Alan Kilpatrick - JF2 and XP with DOSBox... help Alan Kilpatrick Visitor
article pub: 2005
22 OCT 2005, 1451 HRS local Wow, what a website you have.
My first PC game was Jetfighter II, and I have been trying to use DOSBox with D-Fend (the front end program for DOSBox) and cannot get it to run.
Jetfighter II always bails out whenever I select Freeflight or a Mission. I have been successful at getting DosBox to run many older games such as: Conquest of the New World Star Trek TNG A Final Unity Strike Commander Wing Commander II However, JF2 has got me over a barrel. Can you share the settings you are using with DOSBox to get JF2 to run? Thank you."
Craig Knapp
Sat 22 Oct 2005
MiGMan: I seem to remember getting to run under a normal Windows 98 DOS box.... but maybe my memory is fooling me! - Great site you have here!! Craig Knapp Visitor
article pub: 2005
I have a running thread in a few sim forums called Sturmovik Essentials.... it is in www.simhq.com- The UBI forums for IL2 (natch) Hyperlobby, Netwings,SOH and Frugals as well I believe.
I just added this great site ot it. Keep up the good work."
99th_Bearcat
Sat 29 Oct 2005 - How to run 'Chuck Yeagers Air Combat' under XP 99th_Bearcat Visitor
article pub: 2005
Is it possible to run Chuck Yeager's Air Combat under Windows XP? I assume it can be run in a dos window with the right compatibilty mode set, but I would appreciate some pointers in how to configure the sound and joystick settings (autoexec.bat!) Many thanks. "
Paul
Wed 09 Nov 2005 
Operation Flash Point: Resistance (2002) Paul Visitor
article pub: 2005
Strictly speaking, OFP is a first person shooter, but it also has a tremendous flight simulator with all the third party addons which rivals the best flight sims. One downside is all the developer's patches. It went from 1.0 to 1.96 with about 15 patches in total!
But if you want to fly virtually any military and a lot of civilian acft without a huge learning curve the OFP is the one to buy! Plus there's a tremendous amount of fansites to support the newbie."
Dan Hanke
Thu 17 Nov 2005
MiGMan: Thanks for the heads up! Look for an OFP gallery in the Museum soon!- Combat pilot in the Royal Navy flying Vickers Supermarine Scimitar F1s. Dan Hanke Visitor
article pub: 2005
I will be getting some flightsim software soon and was checking out your site when I noticed my name was the same as yours. For info I was a combat pilot in the Royal Navy flying Vickers Supermarine Scimitar F1s.
Originally designed as an interceptor its high altitude manoeuvering left a lot to be desired. It was eventually alocated to ground attack where its very high tolerance to G forces made it quite a hot rod.
I have only flown civilian helicopters so your sim packages might fill the gap.
John Flexman
Mon 21 Nov 2005
MiGMan: Hi John, I think you are confusing me with Richard "Flexman" Hawley (featured on this site in the Combat Helo exhibit). Richard Hawley is famous in the Helicopter simulator community for his contributions to Longbow , Enemy Engaged - Apache vs. Havoc and the Enemy Engaged - Comanche vs Hokum strategy guide. - Multiple Monitors John Flexman Visitor
article pub: 2005
I've been a flight sim buff for a very long time, including having a private pilots licence for 10 years. It got to be too expensive a hobbie for me so I'm on the computer sims now.
I would like to run a secondary monitor to put FS's gauges on and just have graphics on my main monitor. I have a P4 3.2gig system with an ATI X850XT video card. I've looked around at a number of sites but can't seem to find any software that will split up the FS's windows. Anyone out there know where or even if I can get software that will do this, even if its just a trial copy? :) "
Greg
Tue 27 Dec
Track IR
Greg, multiple monitors are easy nowadays -
Windows XP
Any reasonable graphics card (USD$200.00 plus) will support two monitors
1) Start Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
2) Launch a flight
3) Press Alt-Enter to change from fullscreen to windowed mode
4) Open your extra windows (gauges etc)
5) Right click and "undock"
6) drag to the second monitor
7) press Alt-Enter to change from windowed mode to fullscreen
8) resize the windows as desired
Now combine this setup with Track IR on the main screen and you are flying in a very sophisticated virtual cockpit with unlimited views! - Thrustmaster drivers Greg Visitor
article pub: 2006
Operating software for Thrustmaster flight control MK I, Weapons control sys MK II, Rudder control sys.
I have obtained the above listed components. I need operating software to use with Microsoft's combat flight simulators. Where can I obtain? Thanks in advance. "
Tim
Wed 11 Jan 2006 - A Citizen Soldier in the Air Tim Visitor
article pub: 2006
I just finished reading 'A Citizen Soldier in the Air'.
I just am always amazed at these guys. Great article, Thanks.
I have put a photo of the Owen L Buford (42-72899)crew who flew in the 321st Jolly Rogers on their web site. My step-dad trained with them just before they went over.My dad was grounded and replaced by Kenneth Rode.
They all died on take off Feb. 29, 1944. My dad never got over it. He talked about until the day he died. I found out later their remains were recovered and brought back in 1983. I am always willing to share a copy of the photo, if any wishes a copy.The photo is of the training plane, not the plane the crew went over in."
Terry - Dumerauf@CS.com
Sat 14 Jan 2006
Thanks Terry, it is always good to be able to share the history of these events which affect us all.
The whole article A Citizen Soldier in the Air - free PDF downloadcan be read or downloaded in .pdf format (suitable for printing). - SVGA Harrier Assault (1992) Terry Dumerauf Visitor
article pub: 2006
I found it impossible to get this classic sim running under Windows 98, unfortunately it doesn't seem happy with 3D video cards. If you have an older conmputer with an S3 graphics card you should be able to run it. "
I got it running using dosbox.63 with a frontend made by D-Fend, link via dosbox. Used the wizard from the frontend, did not change anything, and off i flew. Only drawback is that my cougar throttle (and aaxis) are not being recognized, stick and rudder are ok."
Koriel
- Tornado Album Koriel (Netherlands) Visitor
article pub: 2006
Has any come across the Tornado Album released and avilable when the flight sim Tornado (1993) was released. If you know of the album or no anyone has got it I would be very interested in listening to it, still trying to track down a copy on ebay
Adrian Brown - info@adrianebrown.co.uk - Battle of Britain - Their Finest Hour Adrian Brown Visitor
article pub: 2006
I realy enjoyed reading through your website, there were some sims I played and almost had forgotten.
But there was one I considered very important and couldn't find, it was "Their finest Hour the Battle of Britain" by Lawrence Holland and Lucasfilm games. I'm not quite sure when it came out, probably around 1990, it was the first Sim I played, I was seven!
It would be realy great if you could ad it to the site. Thanks for the wonderfull tour through your Museum, keep up the good work. "
Greatings 76IAP.-Maennis
Fri 27 Jan 2006 - Alien pig abduction Jim Benson Visitor
article pub: 2006
First I must say you have what I consider to be the best site on the net, regarding flight simulators!
I was in "free flight" mode of my Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator (1998), flying a Spitfire over England, when believe it or not, I came upon a U.F.O. in the act of abducting a pig!
I noticed a fine line on the horizon and since in "freeflight" there aren't any other planes in the air, I "flew" over to check it out, as it didn't appear to be a problem with my video card settings.
Imagine my surprise upon seeing this U.F.O. and pig!
An added surprise was seeing Stonehenge in the immediate vicinity of the U.F.O.. I must admit to not knowing much at all, about programming, but I'm sure these objects must be the result of a programmer leaving his or her own personal touch, ha!ha!
Have you, or do know of anyone else finding these somewhat out of place objects in their copy of the game? "
Thank You! Jim Benson. Fri 03 Feb 2006
MiGMan: Do a search for "Easter Eggs" on this site and you will find quite a few little jokes put into sims by the programmers. - Knights of the Sky Visitor
article pub: 2006
Rob 'Bomber' Henderson's review of Knights of the Sky on your Knights of the Sky page indicates a lack of knowledge of WWI and ballistics. Knights of the Sky is the best simulation of the WWI air war I have found.
They really captured the essence of the times with the random life expectancy factor and true deflection shooting, without the misery of diahorrea from castor oil fumes.
In hundreds of 'lives', I've only managed to survive the war once, just like real life. Knights of the Sky really isn't a 'game'. It's a pretty accurate immersion in an historical hotspot. "
glen pearce
Fri 17 Feb 2006
MiGMan: Steady on there lads !!! WINK !
Thanks for your comments glen - they have been added to the Knights of the Sky exhibit. - F15 Strike Eagle III by Microprose Glen Pearce Visitor
article pub: 2006
MiGMan, Thank you for keeping this game alive.
I fell in love with this sim the year it came out. I have an "vintage" 486DX2 @ 66 that I keep in the attic just so I can run this game. It is the perfect balance between "arcade" and "realistic simulation". Are you aware of any resources that enable this to be run from a USB thumbdrive or bootable CD?
I keep thinking I should get rid of the old computer, but nothing has ever met my expectations since F15III, and I refuse to part with my ability to run this game. Perhaps you can recommend a solution? I ran it successfully on Win98 but have since started using W2K for my main computer. I plan to "seek until I find" a way to make this work on new computers. I would sincerely appreciate your help."
Thanks again, James
James Teel
Mon 20 Feb 2006
Thanks James - maybe one of the Museum's readers can help you out. I agree - F15 Strike Eagle 3 was a replayable blend of fun and
action with seemingly infinite mission variety. Clever little Microprose! - Great Page! Visitor
article pub: 2006
Hi MiGMan, I enjoy your website it is really great so see all the good old games from the good old days!
I remember, one of my first Flight Sims was Strike Aces / Fighter Bomber (1989) on C64, and Falcon and F/A-18 Interceptor on AMIGA :)
Hope you will continue your work on this website and maybe you take a look on my Website www.AmigaJoker.de ; ) "
Greetz from Germany, Brork
Tues 21 Feb 2006 - If you guys loved Homeworld... Visitor
article pub: 2006
If you guys loved Homeworld, especially the pilot view option, and you love flight sims, then you should LOVE these other space flight sim games:
BANG, Gunship Elite - almost arcade style space fighter sim, and quite challenging in difficulty.
Descent: Freespace 1 and 2 - they carry the earlier Descent series into fully 3D space, with rich graphics and scenery, in depth campaigns, and engrossing gameplay. The game engine is definitely more flight-sim than real, true space physics. You can customise your ships and play versus other fighters and gigantic capital ships of unimaginable size.
Independence War 1 and 2 - more realistic physics game engine, with an interesting storyline and unique ship that can pick up cargo and perform other tasks besides just shooting.
Tachyon: The Fringe - realistic space physics game engine, with anything from small fighters to larger capital ships. Awesome strafing and dogfighting, especially for it's time, circa 1999. Very, very underrated, and highly recommended game! You can even target individual parts of a ship.
Jumpgate - an MMOG monthly fee game, but you get to whip out your joystick and really enjoy some great space flight in a fully PvP and PvE game that also lets you try out different ships and customise them.
Vendetta Online - another MMOG, very similar, using a flight-sim first person perspective, different ships and customiseable weapons.
I've liked flight sims ever since Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer, back on my IBM PS2 286 with a whopping 640kb of RAM and no harddrive. :D
www.drunkenpirates.co.uk - stop by and see us, ARrr! "
[DP]Ghent96 (ghent96@hotmail.com)
Wed 26 Apr 2006 - DC-10 sim? Visitor
article pub: 2006
Somewhere in my files I have a copy of the DC-10 manual for a PC sim ("DC-10" ?) with no graphics other than a character-based flat 'cockpit' of crude gauges.
It was for IBM PC and allowed flights from England to Holland. I do not find it mentioned in the relevant wikipedia articles or MSFS history pages I will try to dig the copy out - it was widely pirated in the mid-80's, I believe. The key-combinations were arcane ( I learned to fly by NDB with no manual ). If you landed, OK, your flight ended.
Most often I (reportedly) missed the runway. After this, seeing Flight Simulator on a Mac was quite an eye-opener ... I had planned to run it on a 256 Kb 'Hyperion' with a tiny amber CRT ( no hard drive ). I may have DC10 on a 5 1/4" floppy in storage.
To quote http://www.textfiles.com/games/REVIEWS/orbiter.rev "ORBITER is a space shuttle simulation from PC Services, Digital Illusions, and Spectrum HoloByte." As I recall, this and 'Falcon AT' were among the first PC games to detect and use the 287 chip for floating-point calculations at a time when those chips went into an optional socket ( if the socket was even present on the board) "
Robert Shiplett
Thu 23 Nov 2006 - Completely overcome by the memories this site stirred up. Visitor
article pub: 2006
I accidentally stumbled across your site and I'm now completely overcome by the memories this site stirred up.
I started off with my first PC bought entirely in order to use Falcon AT,
Then the first Jetfighter. It didn't take too long and I was importing and selling Elite sims and carrying Thrustmaster in my buddy's store. I still have two sets of Thrustmaster Rudder Pedals new in boxes in the basement.
I remember all of this. What a trip.
I have at least two piles of old software in the basement office (which includes these classics): TFX, JetFighter III, F-15 by Janes Combat Simulations, F/A-18 by Janes, Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, the OLD F-15 Strike Eagle IF-15 Strike Eagle I on 3.5" (I think').
Unreal.
I'm actually surprised how little of this type of simulation comes out anymore. It's like the entire genre died (or was bought by Mr Gates.) In fact, one of my favorite games that I still talk about today (and I hate myself for selling my last copy- I had more on backorder-never came) was Bruce Artwick's 'Tower'. That was awesome!!
Bruce Artwick, programmer of Flight Simulator I and Flight Simulator II.
Bruce Artwick
Anyway, by the late 90's, there was so little 'good' stuff coming, I sort of lost interest in it. model They were buggy; the PC speeds were constantly changing; people just couldn't keep up with the ever changing demands and; if you had a 'Uber PC', the results were often mediocre.
I'd love to see it all come back. In fact, the cool way to work the sims would be to have it all transfer to Playstation or Xbox since sims are all about the graphics / flight modeling. then we need good rudders and HOTAS for the PS3 and/or Xbox. Games exist for them but very 'arcade'.
Thanks for the memory trip. Keep it up. Let me know if there is anything coming that will rekindle my 'flight fever'. When I sort through the pile of stuff, I'll shoot you a list to see if there is anything you want. "
Rob Gibney
Sat 24 Feb 2007 - My first flight simulator, in 1986. Visitor
article pub: 2007
Super Huey has been my first flight simulator in 1986 and I have a gorgeus memory of it. I congratulate with you for your nice website.
Ace
Tue 16 Jan 2007 
B-24, a decent sim for it's time. Visitor
article pub: 2007
This was a decent sim for the time. You basically are flting missions from Africa to Ploesti.
You select realism and start with your aircraft. You fuel up, bomb up and then it is take off time.
Flaps gear, all have to be right to get off the ground. Tioo much fuel and bombs make it tough.
You are given a bombing coordinates and escort and form up coordinates and must make each one.
Once altitude is reached you fly to target. Once in target zone and even before there are fighters and then flak. You select the realism and it can get hectic much like a B-24 was.
You must monitor engines and not feathering a damaged engine can spell disaster. Once you are over target you can be affected by wind. Open bomb bay doors and try to drop bombs on determined coordinates.
Then fly back through same flak and fighters. Once you land you are given a bomb damage assessment.
You must destroy the facilities within so much time. All lost aircraft take away from next mission. Select other targets and keep trying.
Ii never could destroy it all. It was not the best graphics but, entertaining and a challenge.
Dan
August, 2007- Cockpit Collection Visitor
article pub: 2007
hi, where can i buy those keyboard cover for flight simulators? "
delor lauchang
MiGMan: These? - Cockpit Collection's Keyboard Control Covers? - Look on google, but as far as I know they are not made anymore. - Sims with nukes? Visitor
article pub: 2007
Good day,
I have been absorbed in flight sims, both civilian and military since about 1984. I have played and still own many of the titles featured on the Flight Sim Museum. I have an unusual little personal goal for my flight-sim collection. I say 'unusual', because to my amazement, I can find no other individual who has tried what I am trying with solid information online. Anyway, let me get straight to it....
I am trying to gather a complete list of combat flight simulators which include the use of nuclear weapons. I only became interested in this about 4 years ago when I was playing Nova-Logic's 'Lightning-III'. One of that game's unusual features was the inclusion of high-drag, unguided nuclear bombs. I decided to start collecting games which feature such weapons. I was very surprised to find that there just aren't that many sims out there which share this feature. I went back and dug up armour-geddon which featured a high-yield weapon as one of the main goals of the game. I also grabbed another copy of starglider-2 which featured a neutron emission weapon, but I am really not interested in the space-based sims, just the combat air sims.
I thought back to the Jane's series which included no nuclear weapons and I really must say I was surprised that such was the case considering the cold-war setting of some of those games. I was likewise surprised at other cold-war sims which seem to completely avoid the nuclear option such as: Strike Eagle series, Project Stealth Fighter and Nighthawk F-117 from Microprose, Falcon 3.0, Megafortress (jeez! no nukes in a b-52? that ain't right),
I thought maybe the idea of nuclear weapons in those games I just mentioned was seen as 'hypothetical' and were avoided for authenticity. I next turned my attention to another period/theatre setting...
"OK now," I said to myself, "let's look at the World War 2 historical sims. Must be many sims that focus on the Pacific and climax with the atomic raids on Japan. Its historical fact, no hypothetical situation there at all. Well... let's just say big disappointment. I couldn't believe games like Aces of the Pacific, Combat Flight Sim 1 and 2(Microsoft), Pacific Air War, and so on didn't include the atomic raids. I thought to myself, 'Is it avoided out of a sense of political correctness?' Then I thought 'Can't be... there are all kinds of other things that would have been cut as well if P.C.ness was the culprit.'
At any rate, have you ever compiled a list of flight sims with nukes? I would love to see such a list, or at least to have some such games named for me and brought to my attention. Can you help me???
Elliott C. Baker
2009
My opinion of 3dfx and Flight experience. Visitor
article pub: 2007
27th Jan 2017
My opinion of 3dfx and Flight experience.
I absolutely loved the Voodoo cards. I never had the high dollar cards but I always tried to stay with the big name brands. My last card was a Creative Labs Banshee. I never really took to the Nvidia graphics. I thought the 16-bit color depth was enough and was perfect for reflective textures for Need 4 Speed: Hot Pursuit. No jaggies at all.
I started flying flight simulators back in 1982 with Jumbo Jet Pilot on the Atari 800. I chose to dedicate to PCs in 1992 when I was in Flight School. MS was discontinuing their product after FS 4.0 Mac and I went with the PC.
I have 1423 hrs actual and type rated for Beech King Air 350, Saab 340. I really wanted to get my check ride in an ATR but, I was stricken with Multiple-Sclerosis in 1997. I can still live out my dream with the simulators.
FYI: in my opinion, for VFR conditions, flight simulators are more difficult than RL due to the lack of sensory information.
R. Lee Wicker- #gid=0&range=A5
- A trip down memory lane. Visitor
article pub: 2001
"Just to say a Thank You for the great work you do MiGMan. The museum is a trip down memory lane for us old dogs and a joy every visit. Special thanks too for the EXCELLENT Saitek pages. You obviously put a lot of work into them and it's a credit to you."
Regards,
MadDogMcQ
Recruitment Officer
185th Reservoir Dogs
Website : http://185th.co.uk
Thanks to MiGMan Visitor
article pub: 2001
Yep, I would also say Thanx to MigMan.
I remember my first Sim was Sub Logic Jet and I thought it was the $hit running on my high tech 10MHz XT Clone's amber monitor.
Look where we are now.
I do miss what I call the "Flight Sim Renaissance though. Remember when Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator (1998), European Air War, World War 2 Fighters, Longbow 2, F-15 by Janes Combat Simulations were all still new games.
That was an excellent year for Sims and I hardly had enough spare cash to buy them all
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At least now I can occasionally go back and buy an older one that I do not yet own like RB3D etc. Just wish the damn newer OSs would support these games properly.
Gonzo- JETFIGHTER I and II Visitor
article pub: 2002
I remember really enjoying this early sim. Are there any copies left for download?
James Fabert
Answer: Google is your best bet. You might have some luck at www.ebay.com as well. - Su-27 2.5 training missions Visitor
article pub: 2002
Very very nice flight sim! I remember when SU-27 came out. Totally wicked.
Anyway would like to ask a question please. Do you know where I can download this 2.5 training missions. Iv'e searched all over and can't find the flanker 2.0 site is no longer there and cant find on the new sight either.
Thanks if you can help
All the best
Philip
Answer: Here: http://www.migman.com/ref/2000_combat/Su27_25/missions.htm - Jetfighter I Visitor
article pub: 2002
Question: Hello Migman,
My name is Ben, and I have a copy of the original Jetfighter I game. I remember playing this game when I was younger and it was a lot of fun. I recently found a disk I have with a copy of this game on it. I managed to get all the files off of the disk and tried to play it, but the disk was damaged and some of the files are corrupted, the jf.exe executable file is one that is corrupted.
I have searched the internet but can find almost no info on this game. I ran across your page and recognized the game image you have on your website. I was wondering if there was anyway you could help me restore my copy to working order by sending me good copies of game files to replace my bad ones. I would really appreciate it if you could help me out. Let me know if you can help! -Ben
Answer: Google is your best bet. You might have some luck at www.ebay.com as well. - Flight Sim 98 and Win XP Media Center Visitor
article pub: 2002
Greetings,
I recently got a new computer with Win XP Media Center Edition. When I tried to install Flt Sim 98, the Install CD stopped the installation --- stating that I must first choose to install Direct X 5. When I selected to install that Direct X 5, it shut down the installation.
HELP! please,
Best Regards,
Rick
infcpt@comcast.net - EF2000 Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hey mit navn er Niklas, jeg er selv helt vild med ef2000. Mit problem er dog bare at jeg ikke kan køre min gamle version af ef2000 i xp, og jeg aner ikke hvordan jeg skal få fat i ef2000 v 2.0. Kan du hjælpe mig med hvor jeg evt kan opstøve den henne eller få en kopi?
MVH
Niklas
nikli81@hotmail.com
Read the Museum article: "F-22 Total Air War Reassembled".
MiGMan - Fighters Anthology on Windows 2000 Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hi.
I need a patch to play Fighters Anthology on Windows 2000 professional? Thanks
Francesco - F-22 - Novalogic Visitor
article pub: 2002
Dear MiGMan, I have Novalogic F-22. I have a Gateway Laptop with XP home loaded on it.
I can not get the F-22 lighting to load and run to play it can you help?
thank,
Louie
louiedegregorio@hotmail.com - Console sims: Helicopter Visitor
article pub: 2002I figured that you would probably be the best person to ask about this:
Do you know of any console games that are dedicated to Helicopter Combat?
(Like something that offers you several vehicles to choose from?)Â I know that planes have Ace Combat and Crimson Skies in their name, but is there something that's dedicated solely to choppers?
I'd be happy even if was modeled after Twisted Metal.
Sincerely,
Karl Gruehn. - Fighters Anthology Visitor
article pub: 2002
hi Migman.. i hope you can help me. i ve been looking for fighters anthology over the net for a while now ... no where to purchase the original game. Do they still have a site? where can I buy it from?
Â
Thanx bro
ashraf
Answer: Google is your best bet. You might have some luck at www.ebay.com as well. - X-Plane and Flight Gear Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hi,
Nice site, brought back some fine memories! I was disapointed, however, not to find X-Plane and Flight Gear mentioned anywhere yet. :(
I noticed it's on the to-do list however. :)
Keep up the great work!
P.
Can any of the Museum visitors help with this? I don't have time to fly everything, much as I would like to...
: <)
MiGMan - #gid=0&range=A5 Visitor
article pub: 2002 - FSX Thunderbirds Visitor
article pub: 2002
Dear Migman,
Hello, I'm the Lead/Commander of the 2009 FSX Thunderbirds. I tripped on your website today and was very surprised in seeing a website that I actually enjoyed looking at. I would just like to say very nice website, and if you would like to know more about the FSX Thunderbirds, our website is: www.FSXThunderbird.com Thanks alot and I attached a few of pictures in this message for you also.
- Lt Col. Burst
See the images and links at: www.migman.com/org/fsxthunderbirds/fsxthunderbirds.htm
MiGMan - Magnum Aero Visitor
article pub: 2002
Updated the link to cockpit parts at Magnum Aero: www.magnum-aero.com - Saitek X36 analog in Win XP Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hi there I have a Saitek X36 analog combo. Can you tell me if there is a driver for Windows XP for this system? If there is can you point me in the direction of a download site?
Regards
David - Rowan's Battle of Britain - Skins Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hello MiGMan,
I am Henk Koelewijn from the Netherlands, and my home email address is: hever@casema.com
The reaseon that i mailt is, i saw on a website from Len Hjalmarson, and he had very cool skins for Rowan's Battle of Britain. I wanted these kins, but unfortently, i can't download them they are blocked, and couldn't email hime because his email doesn't exist anymore.
Could you help me with those skins on his site, he had them for all planes. And does he probaly has them for Mig Alley, and Flying Corps as well.
I am looking for all the skins that i can get for the Rowan Software Games.
Greetings,
Henk Koelewijn - Search the site Visitor
article pub: 2002
MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum: www.migman.com the rest of the Web - SkyLark' flight sim Visitor
article pub: 2002
Migman-
Do you have any information about this sim?
I have an RC controller with a gameport cable on it and I am trying to figureout what sim it acually worked with. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.
Jon - Megafortress Mega Pack - 1990 Visitor
article pub: 2002
Who published this: Megafortress ?
Dale
It looks like it was published by Mindscape.
MiGMan - A-10 Tankkiller - Silent Thunder II: Soundtrack Visitor
article pub: 2002
Comments: Dear Sir,
A long time ago since I purchased this game! 1996? I'm not sure.
I enjoyed the game, and loved the music. 12 tracks which I backed up and recently ran into again. The CD must be somewhere, but I cannot find it anymore. Do You know which artist(s) wrote this music?
Yours sincerely,
Harro van de Groenekan. - Eagle Interactive - "Sabre Ace" in XP Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hello Migman
is it possible to play "Sabre Ace" under Windows XP? I try with Compatibility Mode - but have Error in Cockpit View
Sorry to ask you - but i cant find nowhere else Support. (I think i'm the last on Earth who likes to play this old fart of 3Dfx Game)
Thank You
Marwal
If we can find out how to, then I might even fire it up up myself! I enjoyed this sim, it was the first 3dFX sim I bought and my first sight of those "3-D" planes is indelibly etched into my memory.
MiGMan - Fighters Anthology, USAF Visitor
article pub: 2002
I used to be an avid gamer with FA and some USAF in 2001-2002.
My call sign was Airbiscuit (yes, very nice). It seemed fitting at the time. I flew with other gamers like CasperR and Lexus. I have pulled the games out and reloaded them on my computer to just fiddle around with them. Having a great time and wondering if there is anyone left out there to play with. I’ve read in a few forums that some are still playing some newer games (Lock-On). Anyway, just wondering if there were any FA people still around.
Dave Hiller
The “Original†Airbiscuit
Any FA or USAF multiplayers still out there?
MiGMan - Janes WWII Fighters missions Visitor
article pub: 2002
MIGMAN , Call me a dummy but please tell me where your missions/campaigns for Janes WWII Fighters are 'hid' on your site!
Which, by the way, is wonderfully fascinating. I have managed to spend the entire rainy morning navigating the Flight Sim Museum. I have search the web but many sites are no longer active, any assistance is appreciated.
Danny Smith
HERE - Don't get too excited, I think I only finished authoring the one mission....
MiGMan - Virtual United States Navy Visitor
article pub: 2002
Virtual United States Navy - Virtual United States Navy - conducts training and operations in the VATSIM environment and other platforms. - Israeli Air Force - WinXP Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hi Migman,
your website is awesome, reminds me of the old days if you know what I mean ;)
Well I never had problems running old sims except of Jane's Israeli Air Force now... with excactly the same issues you described on your website. The next issue is that parts of the menues are not accessible like Graphics, Gameplay and so on...
Isn't there really a chance to get them running? (maybe with the help of a tool..) I remember the great time I had with IAF... it's just too bad that it crashes for some stupid reasons.
Greetings,
Cab
Hey, I know youre not a tech support or anything but I was hoping you might know how to run Jane's IAF in win XP. It keeps crashing on me.
amitkatz@gmail.com - Cool site man !!!! Visitor
article pub: 2002
Cool site man!!!! It is a blast from the past.
I just built a 95/98/dos machine in a sea of XP's that I game on in my home lan. I started out with an Amstrad that had the keyboard and puter all in one. Gaming has been my life, especially SIMs.
Thanks for the great museum!!!! I just got ATF gold, and US navy fighters running again on that old time puter. They were sims before their time. I have many of the sims listed on your site !!!!
Take care, Bob
Thanks Bob, I agree about ATF and all the USNF series!
MiGMan - Orbiter: flying on a 287 chip Visitor
article pub: 2002
"ORBITER is a space shuttle simulation from PC Services, Digital Illusions, and Spectrum HoloByte."
As I recall, this and 'Falcon AT' were among the first PC games to detect and use the 287 chip for floating-point calculations at a time when those chips went into an optional socket ( if the socket was even present on the board).
Robert Shiplett
Good info, thanks Robert.
MiGMan - Combat Flight Sim 2 - chase plane Visitor
article pub: 2002
I have cfs 2 and would like to know if there is any way to stay locked onto the chase view of the plane while manuvering? (That is to say directly in back of the plane at all times.) Any help would be helpful. Thank You.
John Parente
There is a chase plane view - look in the help file from the main sim interface.
MiGMan - David C. Maschino of Duosoft Visitor
article pub: 2002
I have been looking for a way to reach the old Duosoft people. I have always enjoyed Janes Fighters Anthology even today.
Unfortunately I did not purchase the sim until after I had upgraded to Windows 98 and by the time I found out about Duosoft and their "tool kit". Since their warning stated it wouldn't work under Windows 98 I never bothered to install the tool kit. Fast forward to today and I have upgraded my PC Windows XP and found a way to run the old programs. I installed the tool kit and then discovered that I need a code to gain full access. I would like to pay some one for the code, but I can't seem to find a way to contact David C. Maschino of Duosoft. Would you have some way of contacting him?
Mark Brockway - US Navy Fighters in Win XP Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hiya Migman,
i'm a fan of US Navy Fighters, the EA game issued in 1994. It's the most user friendly flight sim i ever played, and it's a pity it can't be played in XP environment. I have two questions for you. 1st, which game playable in XP environment is similar to this one, with similar game play and comparable user friendlines? 2nd: Do you know if and where the official game patches are available? I'm thinking of suiting up an old pentium to play the game, maybe even build it in a mock flight cabin..
Tally'oh, mate
Chris
callsign Moose - #gid=0&range=A5
article pub: 2002 - MS Flight Sim on a Mac? Visitor
article pub: 2002
Do you know where I can get an (older) version of MS flight sim that runs on a mac?
Thanks for any help, Wayne - Thank you Visitor
Our currently released theaters are:- Afghanistan
- Europe
- Operation Desert Storm
- Vietnam
The site we run is PMC Tactical http://tactical.nekromantix.com/f4/ and we have large forums at http://tactical.nekromantix.com/forum.
I think your site visitors might find it very essential part of Falcon 4.0 history to have the one and only theater addon site listed as Link :) Thank you for your contribution to Flight Sims, much appreciated!
PMC Tactical
Snake Man, PMC.
The site is now listed under Developers
MiGMan
article pub: 2002
Hello.
I have read your Flight Sim Museum site, its great.
As I'm expert on Falcon 4.0 scene I thought I share some information with you so you can update your site. I'm the guy behind most of Falcon 4.0 theater (terrain) creation, I started the stuff on hmm 2000 with Codec who is now to my understanding the leading programmer on Allied Force. - Super Huey Visitor
article pub: 2002
Comments: Super Huey has been my first flight simulator in 1986 and I have a gorgeous memory of it.
I congratulate with you for your nice website.
Ace.
Thanks Ace!
MiGMan - Vietnam Air War Visitor
article pub: 2002
Dear Migman
Great site you have there! I have been looking high and low for this CFS2 add-on, but neither company seems to carry it anymore. Would you happen to know where I could purchase this great product?? I have been trying to devise my own missions with the freeware out there, but would just assume buy the real thing so I can fly some great missions!
Thanx!
Rick
baronvonbrock@yahoo.com
Try www.justflight.com
MiGMan - Flight Unlimited 3 in Win 2000 Visitor
article pub: 2002
Dear Sir,
Can you help please, I've installed Flight Unlimited 3 onto my computer with the first disc and it detected that I have windows 2000 installed.
There are three discs in the box and when I've tried to install the second disc the programme has locked up all the flights when run are on a crash course.
I've tried to uninstall this programme but was unable to because a message came up saying "The log 'C:\program files\Flight3\flight3v.log'is not valid or the data has been corrupted. uninstallation will not continue," I don't know what to do now, I can't use this Flight Simulator as it is. and I can't uninstall either can you please help?
yours sincerely W McCartney. - Fighter Squadron,SDOE in XP Pro Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hi, this want play good with XP Pro. The planes just hang in the air and want move. would a patch or joystick help?
thank you, jim - Flight Unlimited III in XP Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hi,
I have a copy of this software that I bought a number of years ago and installed on my old computer. Trying to install it on my new computer I got a message telling me that I should check out WWW.LGLASS.com because my version of windows was not around when the software came out. The old computer had Windows 98 on it and now I have XP.
When I tried to load it, it got so far on disc one and stopped telling me put disc 2 in. I did this but it didn't recognise the disc. I then got a message saying I should go to http:// indeo.ligos.com but this site has confused me further.
Can you tell me how I can get the software to install and run on my XP computer?
regards,
Dave Chadburn - Combat Lynx Visitor
article pub: 2002
Hi,
I had the Amstrad version of this game. I spent hours and hours flying that choppers.
One of may favourite games…
Best Regards,
Juan - Flying Corp Gold in XP Visitor
article pub: 2002
I purchased Flying Corp Gold many years ago and absolutely love it. Still.
I have an old Win95 Gateway that we played on, but it is taking valuable space in my tiny computor room and my wife cannot justify keeping the old Gateway just to fly. Our Dell has WinXP and will not run Flying Corp.
I've put DOSBox on, or at least I think I have, but when trying to load, an error message comes up stating I haven't enough memory. I haven't even used a third of my memory!
If you can help at all, I would appreciate it. I am fairly illiterate when it comes to any PC, and now my eleven year old has fallen in love with Flying Corp.
Jacques - F-117A Stealth Fighter manual Visitor
article pub: 2002
I am writing to inquire whether you may know where to find the original manual for F-117A Stealth Fighter, as i have looked for a few months with no success to locate it.. If you have any information on where i can acquire the manual i would be most grateful if you emailed it to me or a link to it.
Thank you,
T. Reed
Google is your friend!
MiGMan
Take a look to this link: http://www.replacementdocs.com/download.php?view.7277
Raol
July 2009 - WOW !! Visitor
article pub: 2002
I'm actually surprised how little of this type of simulation comes out anymore. It's like the entire genre died (or was bought by Mr Gates.) In fact, one of my favorite games that I still talk about today (and I hate myself for selling my last copy- I had more on backorder-never came) was Bruce Artwick's 'Tower'. That was awesome!!
Anyway, by the late 90', there was so little 'good' stuff coming, I sort of lost interest in it. They were buggy; the PC speeds were constantly changing; people just couldn't keep up with the ever changing demands and even if you had a “Uber PCâ€, the results were often mediocre.
I’d love to see it all come back. In fact, the cool way to work the sims would be to have it all transfer to Playstation or Xbox since sims are all about the graphics/flight modeling. then we need good rudders and HOTAS for the PS3 and/or Xbox. Games exist for them but very “arcadeâ€.
Thanks for the memory trip. Keep it up.
Let me know if there is anything coming that will rekindle my “flight feverâ€. When I sort through the pile of stuff, I’ll shoot you a list to see if there is anything you want.
Rob Gibney
Thanks indeed for the encouraging words Rob! This sort of feedback does keep me going.
MiGManI accidentally stumbled across your site and I’m now completely overcome by the memories this site stirred up. I started off with my first PC bought entirely in order to use Falcon AT. Then the first Jetfighter.
It didn’t take too long and I was importing and selling Elite sims and carrying Thrustmaster in my buddy’s store. I still have two sets of Thrustmaster Rudders new in boxes in the basement. I remember all of this. What a trip. I have at least two piles of old software in the basement office. TFX, JF3, Janes F15; F18, Yeager; the OLD F15 Eagle on 3.5†(I think?). Unreal. - #gid=0&range=A5
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