MiGMan’s Flight Sim Museum

MiGMan’s Flight Sim Museum

South Korea

Taxiing at Incheon International Airport | South Korea
AboutParking your aircraft is like a sim within a sim. it represents a challenge, it's kind of a real time thing and the object being not to run the little guys over, getting as close to that center line as I can whilst I follow the instructions. We can all reverse park our cars I'm sure, but doing it in a jet is another thing and a great way to extend immersion further into the world of flight sims.
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Published:2021Last edit:Jul 20, 2021
Recon flight at Incheon, South Korea
About--/o\-- BRIEFING --/o\--
WP 1 - Bogugot-Ri Island
WP 2 - Hangang Bridge
WP 3 - Sihwa Seawall
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Published:2021Last edit:Jul 20, 2021
Recon flight at Incheon, South Korea | Evening
AboutTake the same flight plan and change one or two variables (time of day, altitude) and you get a whole different experience!
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Published:2021Last edit:Jul 20, 2021
AboutThe P-51 Mustang was apparently known as the F-51 in the Korean War. What was one of the most formidable and effective air superiority machines in WW2 was, only 5 years later relegated mainly to a ground attack role. The jet age had begun.
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Published:1999Last edit:Jul 27, 2022
About"The F-80 Shooting Star was flying in Italy in January 1945 but didn't see combat.
On the 8th of November 1950 a Shooting Star shot down a MiG-15 in what is thought to be the first jet to jet air combat encounter. The first 4 months of the Korean war saw the F-80 bearing the brunt of the combat with over 15,000 sorties being flown."
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Published:1999Last edit:Jul 27, 2022
About"The F84 ThunderJet often ran out of runway in the hot Korean weather and was known as the ""Groundhog"" because of this reluctance to become airborne. I noticed fairly quickly in MiG Alley that on take-off it is important to keep the flaps down until the speed has built up and to keep the climb out fairly shallow. Other fliers have reported that a ""flaps up"" setting is best for takeoff, with a very shallow climb out... barely clearing the treetops at about 2 degrees climb angle."
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Published:1999Last edit:Jul 27, 2022
AboutThe F-86 Sabre is modelled in the A, E and F Variants.
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Published:1999Last edit:Jul 27, 2022
AboutYour have five fighter squadrons and two bomber squadrons under your command.
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Published:1999Last edit:Jul 27, 2022
AboutThe Forward Air Controllers in MiG Alley are a first for Combat flight sims.
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Published:1999Last edit:Jul 27, 2022
AboutThe 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.
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Published:1999Last edit:Jul 27, 2022
AboutNo. 77 Squadron became not only the first Australian squadron, but the first of the whole British Commonwealth to enter the fighting. 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.
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