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June 21st, 2008

Scott "Zuma" Wolf passes away: June 7th, 2008.

On June 21st 2008, I received the very sad news from Ed Bowser that Scott "Zuma" Wolf, a long-time friend of the Flight Sim community had passed away on
June 7th, 2008.

Here is the link to Scott's obituary guest book at the Chicago Tribune: Guest Book for Scott Michael Wolf.

Scott had been both encouraging and helpful to me, freely sharing of his critical opinions and his enthusiasm for the flight sim genre.




Feb 16th, 2008

Editorial

Editorial: Site Progress: Navigation and Database



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Feb 4th, 2008

Article

The Secret Air Force - For more than a decade, until just before the November 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, a secret Air Force aggressor unit flew Soviet MiGs in more than 15,000 sorties against US Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps pilots.

New in People Gallery

Dr. Carlo Kopp.
Dr. Carlo Kopp

New in Organisations Gallery

Air Power Australia

RAAF News:
Night-time flying training
Army BlackHawks to support Queensland flood relief



Feb 2nd, 2008

Added image gallery of the China Campaign in Command and Conquer: Generals: Zero Hour

Command and Conquer: Generals: Zero Hour - 2003. Command and Conquer: Generals: Zero Hour - 2003.
Title - Command and Conquer: Generals: Zero Hour
Release Date - 2003
Platform - PC
Developer -
Publisher - Westwood
Collection - YES
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MiGMan recommends these Air Combat Reference books
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Fighter Combat - Tactics and Manoeuvering by Robert Shaw

The bible of air combat. Not an easy read, but rewarding for those who want to improve their kill rate in virtual air combat. It is an actual textbook used worldwide by military pilots.
NATOPS Flight Manual for the F-4J Phantom
NATOPS Flight Manual for the F-4J Phantom

A total reprint of the 1975 F-4 Phantom manual, about 3 cm thick. Endlessly fascinating browsing for those with an interest in the nuts and bolts of military aviating.




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