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• How the Flight Sim Museum works.   Homepage  
  article updated: 2019-10-22  
  
• 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 | Curating

  When 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  
  year: 2006  
  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.
  
  
• Pentium 233   MiGMan: Cockpit  
  year: 1998  
• Kenji Takeda   MiGMan: Press  
  year: 1999  
  

  "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  
  year: 1999  
  

  "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".

• Boeing   MiGMan: Press  
  year: 2000   org: Boeing  
  Used wih permission, my images of F/A-18 operations in lectures.
• NASA   MiGMan: Press  
  year: 2000   org: NASA  
  Used wih permission, my images of F/A-18 operations in lectures.
• US NAS Paxutent River   MiGMan: Press  
  year: 2000   org: US NAS Paxutent River  
  Used wih permission, my images of F/A-18 carrier landings in lectures.
• Pentium 166 Laptop   MiGMan: Cockpit  
  year: 2001  
• Banshee and multi monitor   Banshee   MiGMan: Cockpit   Multi Monitor   Display  
  year: 2002  
• Keynote Speaker.   MiGMan: Press   Video  
  year: 2005  
  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.
  
  
• Lock On: Modern Air Combat   MiGMan: Press   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 2007  
  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  
  year: 2006   org: Department of Education and Training Victoria  
  Used wih permission, images of flight simulation for a high school science textbook.
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  This article was published in Australia's leading games magazine: 'PC Powerplay'.
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• A brief history of Flight Sims.   WIP: Placeholder  
  
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• Support the Flight Sim Museum   Homepage  
  
  

  You can support the work of the Flight Sim Museum by donating your old sims or by becoming a Museum sponsor via Patreon.

  

• Thanks for visiting!  
  
  

  
  Peter "MiGMan" Inglis

• --/o\-- About   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• Physical Collection  
  
  

  Maintaining a physical collection of historic software and hardware.

  
  Just a small part of the physical collection of historic software and hardware.

• Are you new to Flight Sims?  
  
  
• About the Flight Sim Museum  
  
• --/o\-- Contact  
  
• Contact MiGMan   Contact  
  
  migman@migman.com.
• Twitter   Contact  
  
  @MiGManFSM
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• 3-D Helicopter Simulator   Video  
  year: 1987  
  
• 3-D Helicopter Simulator   The Sierra Chest   Fan Site   Link  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• 1942 The Pacific Air War   Microprose   Video Playlist  
  year: 1994   org: Microprose  
  
• 1942 The Pacific Air War   Microprose   F4F   Landing  
  year: 1994   org: Microprose  
• 1942 The Pacific Air War   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
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• A-10 Attack   A-10   Video   Cockpit  
  year: 1995  
  Andrew Young liked A-10 Attack so much... he built a dedicated simulator!
• A-10 Attack   A-10   Video  
  year: 1995  
  
• A-10 Attack   Steve's HOG HEAVEN   A-10   Link  
  year: 1995  
  (Thanks to Frankie Kam!)
• A-10 Cuba   Features  
  year: 1996  
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  A-10 Cuba   A-10   Video   Training   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1996  
  Training takes place in a desert area with canyons and rock formations for you to test your agility in.
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  A-10 Cuba   A-10   Video   Training   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1996  
  The A-10's ordnance can be clearly seen hanging off the hardpoints. Your main aerial threats are MiG-29 Fulcrums and the Su-25 Sturmovik. Luckily for me the A-10 is still able to fly with damaged wings and control surfaces. It's Pucker factor 5 at low altitude - there are structures everywhere! The sensation of altitude and speed at low level is up there with the best You'll also notice the effectiveness of the A-10 camouflage. Actually all the planes are hard to spot, especially when they get down low.
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  A-10 Cuba   System requirements  
  year: 1996  
• A-10 Cuba   Image Gallery  
  year: 1996  
• A-10 Cuba   Image Gallery  
  year: 1996  
• A-10 Cuba   A-10   Avionics  
  year: 1996  
  The Virtual Cockpit (VCP) integrated seamlessly with the static, instrument views, of which there were two - upper and lower panel. Merely by moving the hat switch you were taken to VCP mode. A-10 had a one of the nicest analogue cockpits seen up to 1996. All the buttons worked and could be operated with the mouse. This feature certainly sped up the learning curve immensely. There was a host of dials - and they all worked!
• A-10 Cuba   Link  
  year: 1996  
• A-10 Cuba   Link  
  year: 1996  
• A-10 Cuba   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 Cuba   Combatsim   A-10   Link   Review  
  year: 1996   org: Combatsim  
• A-10 Tank Killer   Sierra  
  org: Sierra  
• A-10 Tank Killer   The Sierra Chest   Link   Fan Site  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• A-10 Tank Killer   v1.5   The Sierra Chest   Link   Fan Site  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• A320 Pilot in Command   Press  
  year: 2003  
  

  Publisher'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.

• Aces Collection   Sierra   Video  
  org: Sierra  
  This collection contained: A10 Tank Killer | A-10 Tank Killer 2: Silent Thunder | Aces of the Deep | Aces of the Pacific | Aces Over Europe | Red Baron. || It also contained maps and a multimedia reference on Early Aviation pioneers.
• Aces Collection   The Sierra Chest   Link   Fan Site  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Aces High   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
  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   The Sierra Chest   Fan Site   Link  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Aces of the Pacific WWII: 1946   The Sierra Chest   Pacific   Fan Site   Link  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Aces over Europe   The Sierra Chest   Fan Site   Link  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Aces: The Complete Collector's Edition   The Sierra Chest   Fan Site   Link  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Add it Pro   ByteForge   Joseph Stearns   Exhibit   Add-on   Civil  
  year: 2004   org: ByteForge   org: Joseph Stearns  
• Add it Pro  
  
• Advanced Tactical Fighters   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-21  
  
• Advanced Tactical Fighters   Easter Eggs  
  year: 1996  
• 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   F-15   USA   City: San Francisco   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary   First Flight   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2017   article pub: 2019   article updated: 2019-10-03  
  
• Aerofly FS 2   R-22   USA   City: San Francisco   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Helicopter: Flyable   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2017   article pub: 2019   article updated: 2019-10-03  
  
• Aerofly FS 2   Link   Official Site  
  year: 2017  
• Aerofly FS 2   Multi Monitor   Link  
  
• Aero-Products Flight Simulator   Exhibit   Civil   Host  
  year: 1965  
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• Aerowinx   Exhibit   Civil   Host  
  
• Air Bucks   Exhibit   Civil   Host  
  year: 1991  
• Air Combat Yugekioh II   Interface  
  year: 1990  
• 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   Mi-24 Hind   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2016  
• Air Missions: HIND   Mi-24 Hind   Link   Video  
  year: 2016  
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  Air Power Cold War   System requirements  
  year: 2000  
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• Aircraft Animator  
  
• 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.

• Airline Adventures   Civil   WIP   Add-on  
  
• Apollo 18   Under maintenance   Combat   WIP   Civil  
  
• 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.
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• ATF Gold   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
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  Avro Vulcan for CFS2   System requirements  
  year: 2002   article pub: 2003  
• Azores & Madeira   Apollo   Civil   Scenery   Add-on  
  org: Apollo  
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• B-1 Nuclear Bomber   B-1 Lancer   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 1981  
• B-17   B-17   Combat   Host  
  
• B-17 Flying Fortress   Microprose   B-17   Video  
  year: 1992   org: Microprose  
• 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   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   Host  
  year: 2001   org: Infogrames   org: Sudden Storm Interactive  
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• Battle of Britain 2: Wings of Victory   United Kingdom   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 2005  
  It features an enhanced graphics engine based on the classic Battle of Britain by Rowan (2000).
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  Battle over Europe   Mod  
  year: 2004  
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  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.
• Beseige   Exhibit   Mod  
  article pub: 2019  
  Adds many aircraft and physics based flight models to 'Beseiged'.
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• Birds of Prey   Video  
  year: 1992  
• Birds of Prey   Mission  
  year: 1992  
• Birds of Prey   F-117A   Aircraft: Flyable  
  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   Link  
  year: 1992  
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• Blazing Angels 2: Mission WW2   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
  Interview wih the lead designer Bogdan Bridinel, 2009.
• Blazing Angels Secret Missions   Ubisoft   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 2007   org: Ubisoft  
• Blazing Angels Secret Missions   Ubisoft   Press  
  year: 2007   org: Ubisoft  
• Borderless Gaming   I.T.   Utility  
  
  Remove the borders from windowed games.
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• Carrier Command   Factoid  
  year: 1989  
  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   Realtime Games Software   Rainbird Software   Video  
  year: 1989   org: Realtime Games Software   org: Rainbird Software  
  
• 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.
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• Comanche   Novalogic   RAH-66 Comanche   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  year: 1992   article pub: 1999   org: Novalogic  
• Comanche 3   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Comanche OTE   Novalogic   RAH-66 Comanche   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  year: 1993   org: Novalogic  
• Combat Air Patrol 2   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Command and Conquer: Tiberian Sun   Combat   Host  
  
• Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• CSS   CSS Tutorial - w3 schools   I.T.   Link  
  
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• Dam Busters (2002)   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 2002  
• Dangerous Airports   Exhibit   Civil   Add-on  
  
• Dark Reign   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Dark Reign 2   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Dawn of Aces   Interactive Entertainment Networks  
  year: 1998   org: Interactive Entertainment Networks  
• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   Link   Official Site  
  
• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   Press  
  
  

  DCS 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  
  
  
• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   Leatherneck Simulations   Saab 37 Viggen   Video   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2017   org: Leatherneck Simulations  
  
• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   MiG-15   Press   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2016  
  

  

  Developed in the years immediately following World War II, the MiG-15bis was a first-generation jet fighter designed by the Mikoyan-Gurevich design bureau of the Soviet Union.

  The MiG-15bis is a single engine, swept-wing jet that saw over 15,000 copies produced. The MiG-15 gained fame in the skies over Korea where it battled the F-86 Sabre and other allied aircraft. It proved an excellent match to the Sabre, and it often came down to the skill of the pilot that determined who made it home and who was left dangling from a parachute.

  Having an excellent thrust-to-weight ratio and good climbing characteristics, the MiG-15bis was also armed with two NR-23 23mm cannons and a single, powerful N-37 37mm cannon. Not surprisingly, it is considered by many as one of the deadliest fighters of the era.

  The MiG-15bis model featured in the simulation is an upgraded model from the original, powered by the more powerful Soviet-produced VK-1 engine in place of the original British Rolls Royce Nene-I (II).

  Publisher's info.

• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   MiG-15   Video   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2016  
  
• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   Leatherneck Simulations   MiG-21   Press   Aircraft: Flyable   Video  
  year: 2016   org: Leatherneck Simulations  
  
• DCS (Digital Combat Simulator World)   F-16   Aircraft: Flyable   Video Playlist  
  year: 2019   article pub: 2019  
  
• Delta Wing   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Desert Fighters   The Sierra Chest   Link   Fan Site  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Dogfight   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 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
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• E-Z Landmark   Exhibit   Civil   Civil  
  
• Earth 2150   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Eastern Thunder   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 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   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   Host  
  
  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   Damsonn   Exhibit   Video Playlist  
  year: 2003  
  
• Energy Airforce   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Energy Airforce Aim Strike   Taito   Taito   Damsonn   Video   Combat  
  year: 2003   org: Taito   org: Taito  
  
• Enemy Engaged Apache vs. Havoc   Empire   Razorworks   Exhibit   Combat   Host   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  
• Enemy Engaged Comanche vs. Hokum   Add 'Enemy Engaged Apache vs. Havoc' maps to 'Comanche vs. Hokum'   Link   Guide   Map  
  article pub: 2019  
• Enemy Engaged Comanche vs. Hokum   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  article pub: 2000  
  It was early April 2000 and 2 of the world's most fearsome helicopter gunships landed on home PCs worldwide. Enemy Engaged: RAH-66 Comanche versus Ka-52 Hokum, to give it it's full name, is the successor to Enemy Engaged: Apache vs Havoc.
• Enemy Engaged Comanche vs. Hokum   Frankie Kam   Factoid  
  article pub: 2019  
  "EECH source code was generously made public by Razorworks (mostly ex-Digital Integration development staff led by lead programmer, Kevin Bezant). The source code of EECH resulted in a plethora of community mods which expand and enhance the simulation beyond its original design, even to this day."
• Enemy Engaged 2   RAH-66 Comanche   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
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• Escenario Mexico Gold Scenery   Mexico   Exhibit   Civil   Add-on  
  year: 2000  
• Escenario Suramerica Andes   Exhibit   Civil   Add-on  
  year: 2000  
• 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   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  
• European Air War   Video  
  
• European Air War   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   Luftwaffe   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
  test data
• European Air War   RAF   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   USAF   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   B-24   Aircraft  
  
• European Air War   B-26   Aircraft  
  
• European Air War   Bf.109G-6 Instruments   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   Bf.109K-4 Instruments   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   He-111   Aircraft  
  
• European Air War   Ju-87   Aircraft  
  
• European Air War   Ju-88   Aircraft  
  
• European Air War   Me-410   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   P-47D Thunderbolt Instruments   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   Spitfire IXC Instruments   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   Spitfire XIVE Instruments   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• European Air War   V1   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• Evasive Action   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Excel   Excel: convert a column with hyperlinks to just display the links   Utility   Link  
  
• Executive Jets   Exhibit   Civil   I.T.  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- F  
  
• F-1 Tornado   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 
  F-117A Stealth Fighter 2.0   F-117A   Joe Hellesen   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 1993  
  F-117A runs very well on a 386 and is a "thinking person's sim" emphasising tactical thinking over reflexes. The sim was a major enhancement and re-release of F-19 (1988) by Sid Meier.
• F-117A Stealth Fighter for Microsoft Flight Sim (2006)   F-117A   Exhibit   Civil   Add-on  
  
• F-14 Tomcat   Activision   Press  
  year: 1990   org: Activision  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• F-15 2 on the Sega Genesis   F-15   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 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 Strike Eagle I   Microprose   F-15   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  org: Microprose  
• F-15 Strike Eagle II   Video  
  
  
• F-15 Strike Eagle II   Wild Bill Stealey   Video   Programmer  
  article pub: 1998  
  
• F-15 Strike Eagle II   System requirements  
  
• F-15 Strike Eagle II   Commodore Amiga  
  
• F-16 / MiG-29   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-16 Aggressor   Bethesda   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  org: Bethesda  
• F-16 Aggressor   Link  
  
• F-16 Combat Pilot   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-16 Fighting Falcon   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-16 Fighting Falcon (DI)   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-16 Frontline Fighter (1990)   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-16 Multirole Fighter   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2019  
  
• 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   Host  
  year: 1988   org: Microprose  
• 
  F-19 Stealth Fighter   Amiga version   Review  
  
• F-22 Air Dominance Fighter   F-22   Video Playlist  
  year: 1997  
  
• F-22 Air Dominance Fighter   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• F-22 Air Dominance Fighter   System requirements  
  
• F-22 Interceptor   F-22   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-22 Lightning 2   F-22   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-22 Lightning 3   F-22   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-22 Raptor   F-22   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F-29 Retaliator   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F/A-18 (Janes)   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F/A-18 3.0   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  article updated: 2018-12-12  
• F/A-18 3.0   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• F/A-18 Interceptor   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F/A-18 Interceptor   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• F/A-18 Korea   F/A-18   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  article updated: 2018-12-12  
• F/A-18 Korea Gold (Mac version)   F/A-18   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• F/A-18 Operation Iraqi Freedom   F/A-18   Iraq   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on  
  
• F/A-18 Precision Strike Fighter   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  article updated: 2018-12-12  
• F/A-18 Thunderstrike   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• F/A-18E Super Hornet   Title   Video  
  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   Carrier Ops   Landing  
  year: 1999  
• 
  F/A-18E Super Hornet   Carrier Ops   Landing  
  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   Tu-95   Aircraft   Bomber  
  year: 1999  
• F/A-18E Super Hornet   Objects   Vehicle  
  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  
  
• Falcon   Spectrum Holobyte   Gilman Louie   Video   Programmer  
  org: Spectrum Holobyte  
  
• Falcon (Mac version)   Spectrum Holobyte   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  org: Spectrum Holobyte  
• Falcon 3.0  
  
• Falcon 3.0   Combat  
  
• Falcon 3.0   F-16   Pete Bonanni   Video   ACM  
  
  
• Falcon 4 Allied Force   F-16   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Falcon 4.0   Spectrum Holobyte   F-16   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  org: Spectrum Holobyte  
• Falcon 4.0   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Falcon AT   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Falcon BMS   Benchmark Sims   F-16   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  org: Benchmark Sims  
  Flag bearer of flight simulation's most distinguished dynasty.
• Falcon BMS   Benchmark Sims   F-16   Video  
  org: Benchmark Sims  
  
• Falcon BMS   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Falcon BMS   F-16   Installation  
  
  

  Go to Steam and download the original falcon 4.0 (not allied force) then go to benchmarksims.org and sign up (for free) click on forums and the click on updates click BMS 4.34 and download using the provided torrent link.

• Falcon BMS   F-16   Tutorial   Video  
  
  
• Falcon BMS   AG: Dive Bombing   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Checklist   Link  
  
  
• Falcon: Operation Infinite Resolve   F-16   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• Fighter Ace   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighter Ace   Combat  
  
• Fighter Bomber   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighter Duel   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighter Ops   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighter Pilot(Digital Integration)   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighter Squadron   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighter Squadron: Screaming Demons over Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighter Wing   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fighters Anthology   All   Campaign  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998  
• Fighters Anthology   Campaign   MiGMan: Operation CORK   MiGMan: Missions  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998  
• Fighters Anthology   Overview   F-14 Tomcat   Campaign   MiGMan: Operation CORK   MiGMan: Missions  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998  
  You will fly an F-14 Tomcat against land, air and sea forces. You won't be alone however. For a start you fly as number 2, with an able wing leader giving you instructions. Then there are the F/A-18 Hornets and F-14 Tomcats of the CVN Eisenhower and the Harriers and Cobras of the Marine Expeditionary Brigade along to give a hand.
• 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   Video  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998  
• 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   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   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   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   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  
• Final Flight   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Firestorm   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fleet Command   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fleet Defender   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Fleet Defender   Damsonn  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Flight Commander 2   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Flight Deck II   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on  
  
• Flight Gear   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• 
  Flight of the Intruder   Dave Whiteside on the development of FOTI   Dave Whiteside   Installation  
  
• 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   Video  
  year: 1981  
  
• Flight Simulator II   SuBLogic   Bruce Artwick   Video  
  year: 1983   org: SuBLogic  
  
• Flight Simulator II   SuBLogic   Michael Woodley   History   Scenery  
  year: 1983   org: SuBLogic  
  

  Michael 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   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: SuBLogic  
  

  This 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   Host   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2010   org: Dovetail Games  
• Flight Unlimited II   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Flight Unlimited III   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• FLY   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Fly Grand Canyon   USA   Exhibit   Exhibit   Add-on   Scenery  
  year: 1998  
• 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  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- G  
  
• 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   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Gunship (2000)   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Gunship 2000   Microprose   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  org: Microprose  
• Gunship 2000   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Gunship 2000   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Gunship 2000   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Gunship 2000 PIA   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- H  
  
• Harrier Combat Simulator   Harrier   Argentina   Exhibit   Combat   Host   S/VTOL  
  
• Harrier Jump Jet  
  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   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Harrier Jump Jet   Installation  
  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 2002   Harrier   Argentina   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on   S/VTOL  
  
• Harrier Jump Jet 2002   Harrier   Combat   S/VTOL  
  
• Harrier SM   Harrier   Argentina   Exhibit   Combat   Host   S/VTOL  
  
• Hawaii   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• HAWX   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Heli Sim   Exhibit   Combat   Helicopter  
  
• Hellcat Aces   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Heroes _over Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Heroes of the 357th   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Hi-Tech Aircraft   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Hind   Damsonn   Video  
  
  
  Afghanistan: Deploy and support troops.
• Homeworld   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Hunt for the Red Baron   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- I  
  
• iF-16   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• iF-16   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• iF-22   F-22   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• iF/A-18E   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• IFR   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• IL-2   1C Maddox   Link  
  year: 2002   org: 1C Maddox  
• IL-2   Video  
  year: 2002  
  

  _{Watch this playlist at YouTube}

• IL-2 1946   Video  
  year: 2007   article pub: 2019  
  

  _{Watch this playlist at YouTube}

• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• 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 Rebirth of Honor   Add on to IL-2 Sturmovik Forgotten Battles.   1C Maddox   IL-2   Exhibit   Exhibit   Add-on   World War II  
  year: 2008   org: 1C Maddox  
  

  "Rebirth of Honor" (ROH) is a campaign expansion for the computer flight simulation ‘IL-2 Sturmovik Forgotten Battles’ with the ‘Ace Expansion Pack’ (FB+AEP). It runs also under ‘Forgotten Battles’ + ‘Ace Expansion Pack’ + Pacific Fighters merged install. (FB+AEP+PF) and under IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946."

• IL-2 Rebirth of Honor   Press  
  year: 2008  
• IL-2 The Fires Above   PlusWave Expansions   Link  
  year: 2008   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.

  1. The campaign ’Monkey’ (US3) where you take the roll of a WWII US Navy Fighter pilot flying from aircraft carriers.
  2. The campaign ’Angel’ (US4) in which you are flying for the US Marine Corps as a dive bomber and later as a fighter pilot.
  3. The campaign ’Kyuden’ (IJ3) which lets you fly as a Japanese Navy fighter pilot from aircraft carriers.
  4. The campaign ’Katana’ (IJ4) which leads you as a Japanese Navy fighter pilot to various assignments.

  Wings over Jungles (WOJ) is the second of a series of campaign addons for the flight simulator PACIFIC FIGHTERS (PF). it will also be playable under IL-2 Sturmovik Forgotten Battles + Ace Expansion Pack + Pacific Fighters merged install. (Version 3.0+) (FB+AEP+PF) and under IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946. "

• 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   Host  
  
• Infinite Flight   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• Instrument Flight   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Intercepteur Cobalt   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Interdictor   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Iron Knuckles DC-9-30   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Italy 98   Italy   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- J  
  
• Jagdverband 44   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Jane's Attack Squadron   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Japan   Japan   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• JAVA   JSON   I.T.   Link  
  
• JAVA   JavaScript Arithmetic Operators   I.T.   Link  
  
• Jet-Pilot   Airport   Navigation  
  year: 1996   article pub: 2001  
• Jet-Pilot   System requirements  
  year: 1996   article pub: 2001  
• Jet-Pilot   Patches   Downloads  
  year: 1996   article pub: 2001  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• Jetfighter   Mission Studios   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  org: Mission Studios  
• Jetfighter   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Jetfighter II   F/A-18   Damsonn   Video  
  year: 1990  
  
• JetFighter Advanced Mission Disk   Mission Studios   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on  
  org: Mission Studios  
• Jetfighter III   Mission Studios   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  article updated: 2018-12-12   org: Mission Studios  
• Jetfighter Full Burn   Mission Studios   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  org: Mission Studios  
• Jetfighter Full Burn   F/A-18   Damsonn   Video  
  
  
• JetFighter 4   Mission Studios   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat  
  org: Mission Studios  
• JetFighter 5   Mission Studios   F/A-18   Exhibit   Combat  
  org: Mission Studios  
• Joint Strike Fighter   F-35   Rune Spaans   Image Gallery   Link  
  year: 1997  
  " In 1996, I was in a group of six Funcom employees that left the company to start our own business. Initially we were starting a norwegian branch of DMA Designs, but financial issues at DMA left us starting an independent company instead. (Ironically, DMA Designs released Grand Theft Auto a couple of years later - no more financial issues for them!) We named the company Innerloop, and since our programmers had come up with a nice 3D fractal landscape engine, we decided to do a flight simulator.
  
  A year or so later we released Joint Strike Fighter, a pretty successful action flight simulator. We wanted to make a game that combined the accessibility of classic simulators like A-10 Cuba (PC) and Interceptor (Amiga) and the depth of contemporary simulators. I was the lead artist on the project, and did most of the in-game graphics as well as some presentation art. Here are some of the artwork I made for the game, both in-game artwork and promotional material. The artwork is a blend of 3D render and digitally painted images. "
• Joint Strike Fighter   F-35   Rune Spaans   Link   Programmer   Developer  
  year: 1997  
  "This 1997 Flight Sim Let You Fly the F-35 Years Before It Was Ready".
  
  ""Let me just rewind, this is a long time ago," laughs Rune Spaans, who's speaking to me over Skype from his home in Oslo, Norway. It's been two decades since Rune was lead designer on the first ever game about the then-mysterious Lockheed Martin F-35 (then designated the X-35), and its Joint Strike Fighter program competitor the Boeing X-32." - read on
• Joint Strike Fighter   F-35   Artwork & Packaging   Art: Box  
  year: 1997  
• 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  
  
  
• Jump Jet   AV-8B Harrier II   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• JW Vietnam   Vietnam   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- K  
  
• Ka-50 Hokum   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Key Tweak   Utility   Key Commands  
  
  Remap your keyboard ingame: untested
• Knights of the Sky   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Korean Combat Pilot (2001)   F-86   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- L  
  
• Lago F-16   F-16   Exhibit   Civil   Add-on  
  
• Lancaster   Lancaster   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on  
  
• LAS86   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 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   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Lock On: Modern Air Combat   Matt Wagner   Video  
  year: 2003   article pub: 2003  
  
• 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  
  
  
• Lock On: Modern Air Combat   Eagle Dynamics   Official Site   Link  
  org: Eagle Dynamics  
• Longbow   AH-64   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Longbow 2   AH-64   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Longbow Anthology   AH-64   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Longbow Gold   AH-64   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Luftwaffe Collection (1999)   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- M  
  
• M-1 Tank Platoon   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• M-1 Tank Platoon 2   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Marine Fighters   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Marine Fighters   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Mayday Mayday   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• MegaCITY: Atlanta   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• Megafortress   B-52   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Megafortress   Combat  
  
• MegaScenery 02   USA   Exhibit   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• MegaScenery 04   USA   Exhibit   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• MegaScenery 05   USA   Exhibit   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• MegaScenery USA Pacific North West   USA   Exhibit   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• Merlin   Exhibit   Civil   Host   Helicopter  
  
• MG-Sim Cayo Largo Havana   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• MG-Sim Genoa Arrivals 1   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery   Add-on  
  
• Microflight   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• MSI Afterburner   Utility   Display  
  
  Tweak and overclock ANY graphics card.
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- Microsoft  
  
  --/o\-- Microsoft
• Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Series   Exhibit   Combat  
  article updated: 2019-10-15  
• 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   Hawker   Hurricane   Aircraft: Specs  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998   org: Hawker  
• Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator   Hawker   Hurricane   V-speeds   Checklist  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998   org: Hawker  
• Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator   Easter Eggs  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998  
• Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator   Review   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   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  year: 2000   article pub: 2000   org: Microsoft   org: Aces Studio  
  
• Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2   A6M2   Mitsubishi   Zero   Pilot notes  
  year: 2000   article pub: 2000   org: Mitsubishi  
• Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2   USA   Campaign   World War II  
  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  
  year: 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   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   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  
  
• Flight Simulator Series   Microsoft   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  article updated: 2019-10-14   org: Microsoft  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 4   Hardware  
  year: 1997  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 5   Microsoft   Bruce Artwick   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 1993   org: Microsoft  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1   Microsoft   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 1995   org: Microsoft  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 95   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 1995  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 98   Microsoft   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 1997   article updated: 2019-10-05   org: Microsoft  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 98   Manual  
  year: 1997  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 98   Bell 206B JetRanger   Bell 206   USA   City: Las Vegas   Scenery  
  year: 1997  
  Las Vegas
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 98   Bell 206B JetRanger   Bell 206   USA   City: Las Vegas   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Helicopter: Flyable   Scenery  
  year: 1997  
  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 2000   Microsoft   Exhibit   Host   Civil   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 1999   org: Microsoft  
  v7.0
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 2001  
  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002   Beech King Air 3508   Beechcraft King Air   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2001   article pub: 2002   article updated: 2019-10-12  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002   Bell 206B Jetranger III   Bell 206   USA   City: Las Vegas   Video  
  year: 2001   article pub: 2002   article updated: 2019-10-12  
  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002   Cessna 172-SP   Cessna 172   Aircraft: Flyable  
  year: 2001   article pub: 2002   article updated: 2019-10-12  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002   Tips  
  year: 2001   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   Japan   City: Tokyo   Link   Landmark  
  year: 2001   article pub: 2002  
  Map of the main central Tokyo landmarks.
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002   United Kingdom   City: London   Airport: Heathrow   Scenery  
  year: 2001   article pub: 2002  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   I take all the flyable aircraft for a spin.   Aircraft: Flyable   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 2003   article pub: 2004  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Promo for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.   Video   Advertising  
  year: 2003  
  This is one of the most entertaining and clever ads I have ever seen for a software product.
  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 2003  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Wright Brothers   Wright Flyer   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: Wright Brothers  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Curtiss   JN-4   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: Curtiss  
  I do some barnstorming in 2004. This was as good as it got, and that was pretty good!
  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Vickers   Vimy   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: Vickers  
  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Ryan   NYP   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: Ryan  
  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Ford Trimotor   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Lockheed   Vega   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: Lockheed  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Douglas   DC-3   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: Douglas  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   de Havilland   DH.88   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: de Havilland  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Piper   J-3   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Virtual Cockpit   Video   Flight Test  
  year: 2003   org: Piper  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Eyepoint adjust   Key Commands  
  year: 2003  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Features  
  year: 2003  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   New   Features  
  year: 2003  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Specs   System requirements  
  year: 2003  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Changing Display Settings   Microsoft   Graphics   Link   Archive  
  year: 2003   org: Microsoft  
• 
  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   Weather   Graphics  
  year: 2003  
  A look behind the scenes at how artists and programmers create the clouds in the world of flight sim.
  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 2003  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 downloads   Microsoft   Exhibit   Civil   Add-on  
  year: 2004   org: Microsoft  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator X   Microsoft   Exhibit   Host   Civil   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2006   article pub: 2006   org: Microsoft  
  v10.0
• Microsoft Flight Simulator X   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 2006  
  
• 
  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   Specs  
  year: 2006   article pub: 2006  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator X   Microsoft   DC-3   Australia   City: Sydney   MiGMan: Press   Image Gallery  
  year: 2006   org: Microsoft  
• 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  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Microsoft Flight   Microsoft   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2012   org: Microsoft  
• Microsoft Flight   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 2012  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator X : Steam Edition   Microsoft   Steam   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2014   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   Review  
  year: 2020   article pub: 2019   org: Microsoft   org: Asobo  
  

  What 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  
  PL3T9aMILZQ2x8kNlllKlsbn3t4LI386wr
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020   Hands-on: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Global Preview Event   Sergio Costa   Link   Press  
  year: 2020   article pub: 2019  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Microsoft New York   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Microsoft Paris   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Microsoft Scenery Pack   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• MiG Alley   South Korea   MiGMan   Review   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   MiG-15   South Korea   MiGMan   Video   ATI Radeon 9600 XT   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1999   article pub: 2006   article updated: 2019-10-03  
  
• MiG Alley   F-86   South Korea   MiGMan   Video   ATI Radeon 9600 XT   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1999   article pub: 1999   article updated: 2019-10-03  
  One of MiGMan's wobbly test flights! This video is more for the enthusiast, consisting as it does of 3 minutes dogfight footage of the F-86 Sabre in this classic sim.
  
• 
  MiG Alley   Mustang   South Korea   MiGMan: Combat Diary   Scenery   Landing  
  year: 1999   article pub: 1999   article updated: 2019-10-03  
• MiG-29 Fulcrum   System requirements  
  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  
  It's hard to keep up with the MiG... very easy to get behind the aircraft.
  
• MiG-29 Fulcrum   02: Takeoff & Landing   Video   Takeoff   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2019   article updated: 2019-10-23  
  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   03: Air to Air: FAIL   Video   AA: Radar Guided   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2019   article updated: 2019-10-23  
  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  
  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  
  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  
  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   07: NAVEX   Video  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2019   article updated: 2019-11-18  
  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   Ridgy Didge MiG   Video   Flight Test   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2019   article updated: 2019-11-25  
  Flight testing my ridgy-didge state-of-the-art HOTAS & voice-controlled Fulcrum!
  1. 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.
  2. Voice control for control surfaces (flaps, gear, chute), wingman.
  3. 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.
  4. Low speed, high alpha
  5. 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: 2019-11-12  
• MiG-29 Fulcrum   Dogs of War: Take 2   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2019   article updated: 2019-11-12  
  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: 2019-11-12  
  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: 2019-11-13  
  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: 2019-11-13  
  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.
• 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   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   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2019  
  
• MiG-29 Fulcrum   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• MiG-29 Fulcrum   blackyoshi1230   Video Playlist  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998  
  
• MiG-29 Fulcrum   System requirements  
  year: 1998   article pub: 1998  
• MiG-29 Fulcrum   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  year: 1998   article pub: 2002  
  I made this video back in The-World-Before-YouTube, when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
  
• 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  
  
  Glide wrapper
• WIP: Placeholder  
  
• MiG-29M Super Fulcrum   MiG-29   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Mini Jetfight   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Mosquito Squadron   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on  
  
• Mosquito Squadron   Combat  
  
• Mustang vs Fw-190   Mustang   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Add-on  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- N  
  
• National Parks   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• NATO Fighters   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-14  
  
• Navy Strike   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 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   Host  
  
• Nightflite   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Nuclear Strike   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- O  
  
• OBS Studio   I.T.   Utility  
  
• OBS Studio  
  
  Run as administrator
• OBS Studio   How to Fix the OBS Capture Window Black Issue   Link  
  
• Operation Air Assault   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Operation Air Storm   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Operation Flash Point Cold War Crisis   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Operation Flash Point Resistance   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Operation Gunship (1989) / Firehawk (1991)   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Operation Harrier   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 
  Orbiter   Mars: Just Imagine   Bruce Chino Irving   Space  
  
  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   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   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   Video  
  year: 2005  
  

  _{Watch this playlist at YouTube}

• Orcas Island   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Over G Fighters   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Overlord   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- P  
  
• Pacific Fighters   Pacific   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Pacific Storm   Pacific   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Pacific Strike   Pacific   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Pacific Theatre   Pacific   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Pacific Warriors II Dogfight   Pacific   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• PBY-5 Catalina   Exhibit   Civil   Add-on  
  
• Pearl Harbor (2001)   Mission  
  
• Pearl Harbor (2001)   Japan   Campaign  
  
  
  • 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 Strike at Dawn   USA   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Pearl Harbor Strike at Dawn   Pacific   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• PFD Ireland   Ireland   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Phoenix 757-200   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Phoenix Bonanza   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• PHP   PHP 5 operators   Utility   Link  
  
• Pilot Wings 64   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Pilots Power Tools   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Planetside   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Platinum Plane Pack   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• PMDG B1900C   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Prepar3D   Lockheed   Exhibit   Host   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2010   org: Lockheed  
  v1
• Prepar3D   v.4   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article pub: 2019  
  
• Prepar3D   v.4.5   Naturalpoint   Track IR   Tips  
  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   v4.5   United Kingdom   City: Gibraltar   Airport: Gibraltar   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article pub: 2019  
  

  In these flights I tried to recreate the visibility conditions seen in the real world videos at Gibraltar Airport.

• Prepar3D   About  
  year: 2010  
• Prepar3D   Features  
  year: 2010  
• Prepar3D   Civil   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  year: 2010  
  
• Prepar3D   Combat   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  year: 2010  
  
• Prepar3D   Helicopter: Flyable   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  year: 2010  
  
• Prepar3D  
  
• Prepar3D   Official Site   Link  
  year: 2010  
• Prepar3D   Lockheed   Host   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2013   org: Lockheed  
  v2
• Prepar3D   Lockheed   Host   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2015   org: Lockheed  
  v3
• Prepar3D   Lockheed   Host   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 2017   org: Lockheed  
  v4
• Prepar3D   Features   Official Site  
  
• Prepar3D   Configuration   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• 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  
  year: 1999   org: The Sierra Chest  
• Pro Pilot 2000   The Sierra Chest   Link   Fan Site  
  year: 2000   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   Host  
  
• PSION   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- R  
  
• 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   Host  
  
• Red Alert 2   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Red Alert 2 Yuris Revenge   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Red Baron (1983)   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 1983  
• Red Baron (1983)   The Sierra Chest   Link   Fan Site  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Red Baron (1992)   Sierra   Dynamix   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 1992   org: Sierra   org: Dynamix  
• Red Baron (1992)   Sierra   Dynamix   Exhibit  
  year: 1992   org: Sierra   org: Dynamix  
• Red Baron 3D   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 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   Host  
  
• Red Skies over Europe   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Rescue Air 911   Exhibit   Civil   Host   Helicopter  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- S  
  
• Sabre Ace   F-86   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Sabre Fighter Plane Sim   F-86   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• San Francisco   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Balearic Islands   Pacific   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Canary Islands   Pacific   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Collection California   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Collection Great Britain   United Kingdom   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Collection SETA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Collection SETB   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• 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  
  
• Scenery Hong Kong   Hong Kong   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Hungary Czechoslavakia Slovenia   Hungary   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Italy   Italy   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Madrid   Spain   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Perth   Australia   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Perth   Australia   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Scenery Queensland   Australia   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• 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   Host  
  
• SIM Dashboard  
  article updated: 2019-11-01  
  
• 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  
  
• Snowstrike   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Solo Flight   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Space Shuttle   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Space Shuttle Mission 2007   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Spectrum Lightning   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Spitfire 40   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Spitfire Ace   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Sri Lanka SIC Ed   Sri Lanka   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Stealth Mission   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Steam   Utility  
  
  Buy and run current and classic PC games and sims.
• Steam   Pin Steam   Utility  
  
  Integrates Steam with your taskbar and menus.
• Strike Commander   F-16   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Strike Fighters Project 1   F-4   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Stunt Flyer   The Sierra Chest   Fan Site   Link  
  org: The Sierra Chest  
• Stunt Island   Exhibit   Civil  
  year: 1991  
• Su-25 Sturmovik   Su-25   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Su-27 Flanker   Su-27   Russia   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Su-27 Flanker 2.0   Su-27   Russia   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Su-27 Flanker 2.5   Su-27   Russia   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Su-35   Su-35   Russia   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Super 80   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Super Air Combat   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Super Huey   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Super Huey 3   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• SVGA Harrier Assault   AV-8B Harrier II   East Timor   Exhibit   Combat   Host   S/VTOL  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- T  
  
• T.A.R.G.E.T.   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• Tahiti   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Tahiti Scenery   USA   Exhibit   Civil   Scenery  
  
• Team Alligator   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Team Apache   AH-64   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Team Yankee   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• TFX   System requirements  
  article updated: 2019-11-16  
• TFX   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article updated: 2019-11-16  
  
• TFX   Press   Advertising  
  article updated: 2019-11-16  
• TFX   Press  
  article pub: 1993   article updated: 2019-11-16  
• The Bridges at Toko-Ri   Korea, North   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Their Finest Hour: Battle of Britain   Europe   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Thunder Chopper   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Thunderhawk   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Helicopter  
  
• Time Gate   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• TLK-39   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Tomahawk   Exhibit   Combat   Helicopter  
  
• Top Gun   F-14 Tomcat   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Top Gun Hornet's Nest   F-14 Tomcat   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Top Gun TM   F-14 Tomcat   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Top Gun: Fire at Will   F-14 Tomcat   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Top Style   Utility  
  
  html, php, css, java script editor. I've been using it for about 10 years. Lightweight and powerful.
• Total Air War   Video  
  
  
• Total Air War   Installation  
  
• Total Air War   Splash Screen  
  
• Total Air War   System requirements  
  
• Total Air War   ACM   Dogfight   Checklist  
  
• 
  Total Air War   Campaign   Tips  
  
• Total Air War   Force Feedback  
  
• Total Air War   VR  
  
• Total Air War   Environment   Airport  
  
• Total Air War   Editions  
  
• Total Air War   Campaign  
  
• Total Air War   F-22   Stealth  
  
• Total Air War   Shootlist   F-22   ACM  
  
• Total Air War   Patch  
  
• Traffic   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Traffic   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Traffic 2004   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Traffic 2005   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Traffic Plus Pak Commuter   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• Tuskegee Fighters   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- U  
  
• UFS4   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• UltraFighters   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Ultra Mon   Utility  
  
  Manage all your monitors.
• US Navy Fighters   Damsonn   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-11-21  
  
• 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

  Here: Fighters Anthology

• 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
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- V  
  
• Vietnam Air War   F-4   Vietnam   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• Voice Attack   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Utility   Voice Control   Comms  
  
  
• 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  
  
• VOZ AI Pack   Exhibit   Combat   Scenery  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- W  
  
• WA 747-400 777-200   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• WA 747-400 777-200   Civil   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
• Warbirds   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Warbirds Extreme   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• WarBirds II   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• War Thunder   Combat   Host  
  
• 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   Patches 2006  
  
• Wings   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Wings of Glory   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Wings over China   China   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• Wings over Vietnam   Vietnam   Combat   Host  
  
• Wings with Wires   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• World War II AFC   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• WWII Battle over Europe   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host   Under maintenance  
  
• WWII Fighters   Europe   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- X  
  
• X-Plane   Exhibit  
  
• X-Plane   Video  
  
  
• X-Plane 08   Exhibit   Civil  
  
• XFS   Exhibit   Combat  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- Y  
  
• Yager   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  
• 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  
  
• --/o\-- Z  
  
• ZX-81 Flight Sims   Exhibit   Combat   Host  
  year: 1980  
  Check the pub date pls.
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- Aircraft  
  
• --/o\-- 0-9  
  
• Boeing   737   Civil  
  org: Boeing  
• 747   Civil  
  
• 757   Civil  
  
• 767   Civil  
  
• 777   Civil  
  
• 747-400   Civil  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- A  
  
• A-1  
  
• A-10   Close Air Support   Factoid  
  
  With the Avenger cannon firing depleted uranium shells, a bullet-proof cockpit, long loiter time and high manoeuverability the A-10 is one of the most effective close air support aircraft ever built.
• A-10   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• A-2  
  
• A-24  
  
• A-26  
  
• A-3  
  
• A-4  
  
• A-6   Bomber  
  
• A-7  
  
• Vought F4U-1A Corsair   A-7  
  
• AC-47  
  
• AH-64   Helicopter  
  
• An-124  
  
• Antonov A-1  
  
• Harrier   S/VTOL  
  
• Vulcan  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- B  
  
• Boeing   B-1   Link  
  org: Boeing  
• B-1   Video   Bomber  
  
  
• B-17 gas station   B-17   Link  
  
• B-2   Bomber  
  
• B-25  
  
• B-29   Bomber   Video  
  
  
• B-29  
  
• B-36  
  
• B-45  
  
• B-47  
  
• B-52   Video  
  
  
• B-58   Factoid  
  
  Supersonic delta winged Cold War era bomber.
• B-58   Video  
  
  

  _{Watch this playlist at YouTube}

• Strikemaster   Video  
  article updated: 2019-10-03  
  
• Bf-109   Fighter  
  
• Bf-109  
  
• Bf-109  
  
• Bf-110   Fighter  
  
• Bf-110  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- C  
  
• C-117   Transport  
  
• C-127   Transport  
  
• C-130 Hercules   Transport  
  
• C-135   Transport  
  
• C-141 Starlifter   Transport  
  
• C-17   Transport  
  
• C-47   Video  
  
  
• C-5   Factoid  
  
  One of the world's largest aircraft, the C-5 provides a strategic airlift capability. It first saw service in 1969. Using the front and rear cargo openings, the Galaxy can be loaded and off-loaded at the same time.
• C-54   Video  
  
  
• C-54   Image Gallery  
  
  
• C-74   Transport  
  
• Canberra   Bomber  
  
• Canberra  
  
• Catalina  
  
• Cessna 152  
  
• Cessna 172  
  
• Cessna O-2  
  
• Cessna T-37  
  
• Chinook   Helicopter  
  
• Dakota   Transport  
  
• Dauntless  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- E  
  
• E-2 Hawkeye   AWACS  
  
• E-3   AWACS  
  
• E-3 Sentry   E-3  
  
• EA-6 Prowler  
  
• Eurocopter   Helicopter  
  
• DVI   Eurofighter   Cockpit   Avionics  
  
• Eurofighter   Video  
  
  
• Eurofighter   Link   Manufacturer  
  
• Extra 300   Link  
  
• --/o\-- F  
  
• F-100   Video   Fighter   Bomber  
  
  
• F-100  
  
• F-101  
  
• F-102  
  
• F-104  
  
  Described as the "missile with a man in it" the F-104 was a lightweight fighter which proved popular with NATO allies.
• Italian F-104 Starfighter crashes at Leeuwarden Air Base 2nd May 2002   F-104  
  
• F-104   Image Gallery  
  
  Giorgio flew the F104 in the Italian Air Force starting in 1966 and accumulating almost 2000 hrs on the G and S models.
• F-104   Link  
  
• F-104   Video  
  
• F-106  
  
• F-111   Factoid  
  
  The F-111 was probably the most capable low level attack aircraft ever built, and could still be in service today.
• F-111   RAAF   Australia   Video   Airforce  
  
  
• Dump and Burn   F-111   RAAF   Australia   Airforce  
  article pub: 2000  
  

  
  Andrew Rogencamp reports: "I thought you might be interested in this photo I took of the F-111 at the Gold Coast (Brisbane, Queensland) indy car race on the weekend. (14th October 2000). I was on the 30th floor of an apartment building and the fly by was at eye level. Awesome!" Note that in this image you can actually see the fuel dump streaming into the afterburner."

• Dump and Burn at the Sydney Olympics.   F-111   RAAF   Australia   Video   Airforce  
  article pub: 2000  
  
• F-117A   Video  
  
  
• F-117A   Image Gallery  
  
  
• F-14 Tomcat   Factoid  
  
  This swing-wing fighter was the mainstay of US fleet Air Defence for decades.
• F-14 Tomcat   Video  
  
  
• F-14 Tomcat   Video   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
  
• F-14 Tomcat   Video  
  
• F-15   Video  
  
  
• F-15   Sean Long   Takeoff   Checklist  
  
• Boeing   F-15   Link  
  org: Boeing  
• F-15   Bruce Chino Irving   ACM  
  
• F-15  
  
• F-15  
  
  McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle
• F-15   Takeoff  
  
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• F-16   Video  
  
  
• F-16   Video   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
  
• F-22   Factoid  
  
  Touted as the 21st century replacement for the F-15, the F-22 is an expensive aircraft which justifies it's expense by promising "first look - first shot" capability.
• F-22   Video  
  
  
• F-22   Advertising  
  
• F-22   Factoid  
  
  The F22 is capable of "supercruise", which means travelling faster than the speed of sound without use of afterburners.
• F-35   Video  
  
  
• F-35   Video   Aircraft: Flyable  
  
  
• F-35   Factoid  
  
  The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter was designed for the US Marines as a replacement for the AV-8B Harrier.
• F-4   Factoid  
  
  The first F-4 Phantoms deployed by the US Navy in the Vietnam War had no internal gun. The belief was that in the age of the guided missile, dogfighting was obsolete.
• F-4   Factoid  
  
  One of the most successful fighter bomber designs - the F-4 eventually filled most roles from Air Superiority - land and carrier-based - to Wild Weasel and Photo Recon.
• Federation of American Scientists   F-4   Link  
  org: Federation of American Scientists  
• F-4   Bruce Chino Irving   Factoid  
  
  
  Sign at the Great New England Air Show at Westover ARB, August 2000.
  MiGMan thanks Chinofor his photo.
• F-4   Video   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• RAF Phantom Pilot training - ca. 1973   F-4   Video  
  
  Check out at 22:30 the 1970's simulator technology with a moving camera over a physical model of the landscape.
  
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• Federation of American Scientists   F/A-18   Link  
  org: Federation of American Scientists  
• Boeing   F/A-18   Link  
  org: Boeing  
• Boeing   F/A-18E   Link  
  org: Boeing  
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• L-39   Video  
  article updated: 2019-10-03  
  
• Lightning  
  
  
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• MiG-15   Video  
  
  
• MiG-15   Factoid  
  
  The MiG-15 was the main jet fighter of the Soviet Bloc in the 1950's. The MiG-15 was fitted with a Rolls Royce designed engine and it gave Western nations a nasty start in the skies over Korea, 1951.
• MiG-19  
  article updated: 2019-10-24  
  
• MiG-21   Video  
  
  
• MiG-21   Cockpit  
  
  
  Photo by MiGMan at Kingsford Smith International Airport, Sydney, 199x.
• MiG-21   Joe Gano   Checklist  
  
• MiG-29   Factoid   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  
  The MiG-29 Fulcrum is a formidable point defence fighter. I wouldn't get into a turning battle with one of these! It's smaller than the Super Hornet and excels at low speed manoeuvering with sufficient thrust-to-weight ratio to rescue it from some very deep holes!
• MiG-29   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article updated: 2019-10-23  
  
• MiG-29   Factoid  
  
  The first time most of the western world knew of the existence of this Soviet "Superfighter" was at the Paris Airshow in 1989.
• MiG-29   Video  
  
  
• Fairford, 1993   MiG-29   Rob Bomber Henderson  
  
  In 1993 a famous air to air collision occured between two MiG-29s...famous because it took place in front of the world press! Rob "Bomber" Henderson remembers: " As it happens, I was there and saw most of the event happen!
• Paris, 1989   MiG-29  
  
  
• MiG-29   Rob Bomber Henderson  
  
  Rob Bomber Henderson reported :
  
  " The 1989 incident was at the Paris Air Show, and involved the famous Anatoly Kvotchur.
  
  The MiG was doing a solo display and had a birdstrike while doing a low speed, knife edge pass. This caused severe yaw with the aircraft well below single engine safety speed. Kvotchur managed to steer the aircraft momentarily to ensure it wouldn't go in the crowd and ejected when the aircraft was almost vertically pointing downwards with the pitot tube just feet away from the ground.... Read on...
• in sims: 2000   MiG-29   Comparison  
  
• by   Domark   MiG-29  
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• by   Novalogic   MiG-29  
  org: Novalogic  
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• Mustang   Factoid  
  
  North American proposed the P-51 to the RAF (not USAAF) in January 1940 and got the prototype contract 23 May 1940. A prototype was rolled out 102 days later (there had been preliminary design work for a year, but this was very fast!).
• P-80   Exhibit   All marques  
  
  Lockheed T-33 / P-80 / F-80 Shooting Star
• P-80   Video  
  article updated: 2019-10-03  
  
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• UH-60   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Helicopter  
  
  
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• Vampire  
  
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• RAAF   Australia   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  
  
• 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.
• 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.
• Rage   Publisher  
  org: Rage  
  "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."
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• United Kingdom   City: Gibraltar   Airport: Gibraltar   IRL: In real life   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• United Kingdom   City: Gibraltar   Airport: Gibraltar   Airport   Official Site   Link  
  
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• Aimsworth   Aimsworth Cockpits   Cockpit  
  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
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  org: Atari  
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  org: BCC GUMP  
• Brunner   Controller   Force Feedback  
  org: Brunner  
  
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• Bugeye Technologies   Cockpit   Video  
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• CKAS Mechatronics   CKAS Mechatronics   Cockpit  
  org: CKAS Mechatronics  
• Cockpit Collection   Cockpit Collection   Controller  
  org: Cockpit Collection  
• Creative 3D Blaster Banshee   Video   Display   Graphics  
  
  
• Cockpits: Sound   Sound  
  
  Watch this playlist at YouTube
• Cockpits: Hardware Platforms: Videos   Platform  
  
  Watch this playlist at YouTube
• Commodore   Commodore   Platform  
  org: Commodore  
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• Dual video cards   Display  
  
• Display systems for your Flight Sim and home cockpit   Display   Video  
  
  
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• Fly Aces   Fly Aces   Cockpit  
  org: Fly Aces  
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• Game Commander   Controller  
  
• 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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• Home Cockpit   Video  
  
  
• Hausamann cockpit   Home Cockpit  
  
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• Logitech   Logitech   Controller  
  org: Logitech  
• Low Frequency Transducer   Sound  
  
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• Matrox   Matrox   Display  
  org: Matrox  
• Mouse   Video  
  
  
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• Nexcient Gameseat   Nexcient   Cockpit  
  org: Nexcient  
• Nintendo   Nintendo   Platform  
  org: Nintendo  
• NVIDIA GeForce2 MX   Display  
  
  Setting up a graphic card in 2000.
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• Oculus Rift   Display  
  
• O-Riordan   Cockpit  
  
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• Program your interface   Cockpit   Controller  
  
• Personal Display System Virtual Cockpit   Display  
  
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• Real Cockpit   Cockpit  
  
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• Sega-R360   Sega   Cockpit  
  org: Sega  
• Simpit   Simpit   Cockpit  
  org: Simpit  
• Simshack   Simshack   Cockpit  
  org: Simshack  
• S1 Stainless Steel Mouse pad   Controller  
  
• Saitek   Saitek   Controller  
  org: Saitek  
• Simuleyes   Display  
  
• Simon's Retro VR Page   Display   Link  
  
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• Thrustmaster   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  org: Thrustmaster  
  
• Thrustmaster   WIP: Placeholder  
  org: Thrustmaster  
• TPR: Thrustmaster Pendular Rudder   Rudder   Rudder pedals  
  
  
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• 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: Compatible with all flight simulation games (military or civil) supporting multi-USB.
  
  CD included with Plug & Play presets for "Microsoft� Flight Simulator X" and "Microsoft� Flight Simulator 2004". (Your choice of 3 presets: Generic / Light Aviation / Airliner)
  • 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   WIP: Placeholder  
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• Thrustmaster   WIP: Placeholder  
  org: Thrustmaster  
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• HOTAS Cougar  
  
  
• 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  
• Paint: Moisture   HOTAS Cougar   Maintenance  
  
• 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".

• HOTAS Cougar   Feedback  
  
  Thanks very much for your contact during this purchase, its good to deal with someone "face to face" so to speak.
• Installing on Windows 8 (and 10?)   HOTAS Cougar   Controller   HOTAS   Installation   Link  
  article pub: 2017  
• 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   Dan Crenshaw   Controller   Review   Link  
  org: Thrustmaster  
• Top Gun Platinum   Controller   HOTAS   Review   Link  
  
• Thrustmaster   eSwap Pro Controller   Controller   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  org: Thrustmaster  
  
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• Track IR   Naturalpoint   Controller  
  org: Naturalpoint  
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• USDC   Home Cockpit  
  
• USB power   Cockpit  
  
  Watch this playlist at YouTube
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• Vesaro Simulators   Vesaro   Cockpit  
  org: Vesaro  
• Viper Pits: Simulator cockpits   Viper Pits   Cockpit  
  article updated: 2018-12-12   org: Viper Pits  
• Virpil Controls   VKB Sim   Controller  
  article updated: 2018-12-05   org: VKB Sim  
• VKB Sim   Controller  
  year: 2000   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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• 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   Press  
  org: Air Power Australia  
• Alphasim   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  org: Alphasim  
  

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• Alphasim   Out of business   Link  
  year: 2010   org: Alphasim  
• Asobo   Official Site   Link  
  org: Asobo  
  Developers of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
• Asobo   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  org: Asobo  
• 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 Simulations  
  

  CXC 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   Museum   Video  
  org: Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim  
  
• Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim   Museum   Review  
  org: Deutsches Museum Flugwerft Schleissheim  
  Chino visited the German Museum - Aircraft Center in Schleissheim (Deutsches Museum - Flugwerft Schleissheim), a suburb of Munich in 1996.
• DOF Reality Motion Simulators   Official Site   Link  
  org: DOF Reality Motion Simulators  
• 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.
• FreeChecklists.net   Checklist   Link  
  org: FreeChecklists.net  
• GMX   Press   About  
  org: GMX  
  

  GMX 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.
• History Channel   Official Site   Link  
  org: History Channel  
• 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: Inertia  
  

  Inertia 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.

• 1942 The Pacific Air War   Interactive Entertainment   Publisher   Video  
  year: 1995   org: Interactive Entertainment  
  
• 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.
• 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!"
• 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  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• Flying Club X   13 Dec   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 12 Dec - Tiger Moth demo   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 06 Dec - FSX compatibles   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 27 Nov - Tiger Moth   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 27 Nov - Schweizer 300CBi   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• VFR Real Scenery   17 Nov - London   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 12 Nov - Tiger Moth   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• VFR Real Scenery   30 Oct   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• VFR Real Scenery   23 Oct   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• Traffic X   13 Oct   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 03 Oct - New website, special offers   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 03 Oct - New website live   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 15 Sep - BAFTA Award nomination   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• VFR Real Scenery   02 Sep - VFR Real Scenery   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 5th February 2006 Traffic PlusPak series, Military Aircraft 2   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2006   org: Just Flight  
• 12th February 2007 SPRING IS EARLY   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• 14th February 2006 Traffic PlusPak series, Military Aircraft 2   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• VFR Real Scenery   16th February 2007   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• VLJ Business Jet   16th March 2007   Just Flight   Commercial Level Simulations   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Commercial Level Simulations  
• 28th March 2007 ‘Spitifre and Tempest’ and ‘G-44 Widgeon’ now FSX and Vista compatible   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• 2007 Products   Just Flight   Press   pdf   Catalogue  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• VLJ Business Jet   28th March 2007   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
  Boxed version
• 24th April 2007 new titles   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• 24th April 2007 Spitfire / Tempest   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• DC-10 Collection   11th May 2007   Just Flight   Commercial Level Simulations   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Commercial Level Simulations  
• DC-10 Collection   25th May 2007   Just Flight   Commercial Level Simulations   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Commercial Level Simulations  
  for FS2004 and FSX
• VFR Real Scenery   25th May 2007   Just Flight   GeoPerspectives   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: GeoPerspectives  
  Vol. 2
• VFR Real Scenery London   7th June 2007   Just Flight   GeoPerspectives   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: GeoPerspectives  
• Eurofighter (Combat Planes)   22nd June 2007   Just Flight   Combat Planes   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Combat Planes  
• Space Shuttle (Captain Sim)   22nd June 2007   Just Flight   Captain Sim   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Captain Sim  
• Legacy: Executive Jet   5th July 2007   Just Flight   Wilco Publishing   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Wilco Publishing  
• P-38 Lightning (Aeroplane Heaven)   13th July 2007   Just Flight   Aeroplane Heaven   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Aeroplane Heaven  
• VFR Real Scenery   23rd July 2007   Just Flight   GeoPerspectives   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: GeoPerspectives  
• Flying Club Archer III   15th August 2007   Just Flight   Press   pdf  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• Visual Flight Plans UK   18th August 2007   Just Flight   Press  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• VFR Real Scenery   22nd September 2007   Just Flight   Press  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• RAF Coningsby (John Young)   13th October 2007   Just Flight   Press  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• Rescue Pilot: Mission Pack   9th November 2007   Just Flight   Press  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight  
• 757 Professional   18th December 2007   Just Flight   Phoenix Simulation Software   Press  
  article pub: 2007   org: Just Flight   org: Phoenix Simulation Software  
• Rescue Pilot: Mission Pack   Just Flight   Press   System requirements  
  article pub: 2008   org: Just Flight  
• 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  
• 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  
• 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  
  

  _{Watch this playlist at YouTube}

• 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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  "
• Link  
  
• 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  
  "

  
  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: Monstertech  
  

  Corporate 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  
• 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  
• ORBX   Utility   Link   Mission Planning  
  org: ORBX  
• Prepar3D   Australia v2   ORBX   ORBX   Add-on   Scenery   Link  
  org: ORBX   org: ORBX  
  for FSX & Prepar3D
• Prepar3D   Europe   ORBX   ORBX   Add-on   Scenery   Link  
  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  
  org: ORBX   org: ORBX  
• Exhibit   Developer   Publisher  
  
• Ocean   Video  
  org: Ocean  
  
• 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)."
• 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  
  
• SEGA   Link  
  org: SEGA  
• 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   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  
  
• 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.
• 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  
• 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."
• 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."
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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.
  
  
• In Memoriam of...   Tom Allensworth   R.I.P.   Link  
  
• Bruce Artwick  
  year: 1982  
  

  
  Bruce Artwick ca.1982

• Bruce Artwick  
  year: 2000   article pub: 2000  
  

  
  Bruce Artwick ca.2000, still flying!

• Keith Ainsworth   Flight Sim Fan   Contributor  
  article updated: 2019-10-17  
  

  Keith 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  
  
• 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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• 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  
  
• Cessna L-19   Bob Cashman   Video   Pilot   Korean War   Forward Air Controller  
  
  "Bob Cashman shares his experiences flying a Cessna L-19 Bird Dog observation plane during the Korean war. Produced by Jarel & Betty Wheaton for Peninsula Seniors www.pvseniors.org based on Bob's presentation at the Western Museum of Flight in Torrance, CA."
• 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.
• Ann Clinton   Programmer  
  
• Tim Conrad   Programmer  
  
• Ray Cooksey   Programmer  
  
• Carolyn Cutler   Programmer  
  
• 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.
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• Jennifer Davis   Programmer  
  
• Randy Dersham   Programmer  
  
• Herve Devred   Programmer  
  
• Arthur DiBianca   Programmer  
  
• Tim Dickens   Programmer  
  
• Bob Dinnerman   Programmer  
  
• Bob Dinnerman   Link  
  
  Interview with Bob Dinnerman, creator of F/A 18 Interceptor
• Bernd Drefhal   Programmer  
  
• Bruno Duffort   Programmer  
  
• 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  
  
• Mike Eustace   Programmer  
  
• His own playlist.   Hal Farley   Video   Test Pilot  
  
  
• Hal Farley   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Test Pilot  
  
  
• Louise Fisher   Programmer  
  
• Alex Ford   Producer  
  
• 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.
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• Martin Galway   Programmer  
  
• 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  
  
• McDonnell Douglas/British Aerospace AV-8B Harrier II   Pilot   S/VTOL  
  
• Harrier   Paul Godfrey   Pilot   Video  
  
  
  "Harrier Pilot Kevin Gross, Colonel (Ret) USMC, describes Harrier history and design features. Produced by Jarel & Betty Wheaton for Peninsula Seniors www.pvseniors.org"
• 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
• Harrier   Kevin Gross   Pilot   Video  
  
  
  "Harrier Pilot Kevin Gross, Colonel (Ret) USMC, describes Harrier history and design features. Produced by Jarel & Betty Wheaton for Peninsula Seniors www.pvseniors.org"
• Fritz Gunter   Programmer  
  
• Christian Gerard   Programmer  
  
• Dave Gledhill   Pilot   Author   Video Playlist  
  article updated: 2019-10-21  
  
• Dana Glover   Programmer  
  
• Charles Guy   Programmer  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5   Pilot   Video  
  
  
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• James Nutty Hallows   Programmer  
  
  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  
  
• Dudley Henriques   Biography  
  
• Dudley Henriques   Organisation  
  
• Dudley Henriques   Airshow  
  
• F-14 Tomcat   Dudley Henriques  
  
• Mustang   Dudley Henriques   Engine Start   Checklist  
  
• Mustang   Dudley Henriques   Taxi   Checklist  
  
• Mustang   Dudley Henriques   Takeoff   Checklist  
  
• Mustang   Dudley Henriques   Aerobatics   Checklist  
  
• Mustang   Dudley Henriques   Landing   Checklist  
  
• 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.
• Dr. Karl Hentz   Programmer  
  
• Derek Higgs   Programmer  
  
• Lucinda Hinton   Programmer  
  
• Satoshi Bin Hiranuma   Flight Sim Fan  
  
• Terry Hill   Programmer  
  
• Digital Image Design   Len Viking 1 Hjalmarson   History   Developer  
  org: Digital Image Design  
  

  Len "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  
  
• 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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• MiGMan   Flight Sim Fan  
  
• 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  
  
• Paul Isaac   Programmer  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• --/o\-- J   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• Peter Jacobson   Programmer  
  
• Dave Jagger   Flight Sim Fan  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• --/o\-- K   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• 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  
  
• Henk Koelewijn   Flight Sim Fan  
  
  Air Powerscans in 2006
• Rod Hyde   Programmer  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• --/o\-- L   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• Alain LHomme   Programmer  
  
• Edward Lerner   Programmer  
  
• Richard Leszcynski   Programmer  
  
• Tom Long   Contributor  
  
• Thomas Long   Programmer  
  
• Bill Lyons   Programmer  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• --/o\-- M   WIP: Placeholder  
  
• Tornado   Roy Macintyre   Pilot   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• Elias Martenson   Programmer  
  
• 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  
  
• SR-71   Frank Murray   Video   Pilot  
  
  
  Frank (aged 87 in this video) is a very entertaining presenter.
• Richard Muth   Flight Sim Fan  
  
  The SWOTL Web Site
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- N  
  
• Tornado   Mike Napier   Pilot   Interview  
  article updated: 2019-11-02  
  
• Paul Needham   Flight Sim Fan  
  
• Peter Nilsson   Flight Sim Fan  
  
• Scott Nix   Programmer  
  
• Oleg Nosarev   Programmer  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- O  
  
• Steve O'Neill   Programmer  
  
• Fernando Ortega   Programmer  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- P  
  
• Mark Pajak   Programmer  
  
• Greg Passmore   Programmer  
  
• Tornado   Tony Pax Paxton   Pilot   Video Playlist  
  
  
• P.C.   Flight Sim Fan  
  
• Tornado   Rick Peacock-Edwards   Pilot  
  article updated: 2019-10-21  
  
• 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  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- Q  
  
• --/o\-- R  
  
• Todd Ramsey   Programmer  
  
• Jan-Albert van Ree   Flight Sim Fan  
  
• Jim Rhoads   Producer  
  
• Steve Ritchie   Pilot   Video  
  
  
• 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. "

• SR-71   Jasen Rogers   Pilot   Video  
  
  
• 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
• 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  
  
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1   Bob Wacky Wally Schroeder   Donor  
  
• 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  
  
• 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  
  
• --/o\-- T  
  
• Ray Tobey   Programmer  
  
  Programmer of 'Skyfox' - an absolute classic on the Apple ][.
• Jason Templeman   Programmer  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5   Bob Tremblay  
  
• --/o\-- U  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- V  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- W  
  
• Programmer  
  
• Dennis Wasnich   Programmer  
  
• Jeff Wilson   Programmer  
  
  An industry veteran from FS2 to JF4.
• 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."
• 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.
• Michael Woodley   Flight Sim Fan   Author  
  
• Jack Vance   Fiction  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5   J. T. Wenting  
  
• --/o\-- X  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- Y  
  
• Flight Sim Fan  
  
• 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  
  
• Damsonn   Fan Site   YouTube   Link  
  
• #gid=0&range=A5  
  
• --/o\-- TAGS - from !tag  
  
• WIP: Placeholder  
  
• AAA   SAM   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• 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  
  
  
• Scale Modelling videos   Aircraft   Video  
  
  
• How to read airport diagrams   Airport   Navigation  
  
• Great State of Maine Air Show: 1997   USA   Airshow   Museum   Video   MiGMan: Combat Diary  
  article pub: 1997  
• Avalon Airshow - 2005   Australia   City: Avalon   Airshow  
  article pub: 2005  
• Archival indexes created with a database December 2007-January 2008. - deprecated   Archive  
  
• Issue 001   Artwork & Packaging   Media  
  year: 1981  
• ATC   Video  
  
  
• 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  
  
  
• Carrier Ops   IRL: In real life   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article updated: 2019-11-07  
  
• DIY Motion Simulator Community   Cockpit: Homebuilt: Civil   Cockpit: Motion  
  
• Bergison   Cockpit: Homebuilt: Civil   Cockpit: Motion   Video   Video  
  
  
• Bergison   Cockpit: Homebuilt: Civil   Link  
  
• F/A-18   Bergison   Cockpit: Homebuilt: Civil   Link  
  
• Cockpit: Homebuilt: Military   Link  
  
• Dissimilar Air Combat Training   DACT   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article updated: 2019-11-22  
  
• Joystick   Definition  
  article updated: 2019-11-08  
  Controls the aircraft attitude via pitch and bank.
  1. Push forward to go down
  2. Pull back to go up
  3. Push Left to bank left
  4. Push Right to bank right
• Padlock view   Definition   View  
  article updated: 2019-11-08  
  

  Padlock 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: 2019-11-08  
  

  Controls thrust and therefore airspeed.

  1. Push forward to go faster
  2. 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:

  1. Trim for climb
  2. Trim for level flight or
  3. 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.
• V_rot   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.
• V_flap   Definition  
  
• V_gear   Definition  
  
• V_mca   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.
• V_ne   Definition  
  
• V_y   Definition  
  
  Speed that will allow for the best rate of climb.
• V: Landing: Final   Definition  
  
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• Easter Eggs   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article updated: 2019-10-24  
  
• Emergency   Engine damage   Stall   Video  
  
  
• Who flies flight sims? (1999)   FAQ   Media  
  
• Flight Sim Museum Collection   FAQ  
  
• Please send me some information about?   FAQ  
  
• How do I buy the games?   FAQ  
  
• Submitting physical material to the Museum   FAQ  
  
• Frequently Asked Questions   FAQ  
  
• F.A.Q. by Title   FAQ  
  
• F.A.Q. by Year   FAQ  
  
• F.A.Q. - Unresolved   FAQ  
  
• Can you email me a copy of Chuck Yeager's Air Combat?   FAQ  
  year: 2001  
  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.
  
  Links to sim publisher's websites can be found under the Organisations menu at left
• Can you send me a copy of the key commands to run the game   FAQ  
  year: 2001  
  Question: " Can you send me a copy of the key commands to run the game? "
  
  Answer: If you have lost the keycard or manual, contact the manufacturer. I'm sure you have a legal copy of the sim, but believe it or not there are some folks who don't care to support the industry and actively distribute pirated games. Most manufacturers can supply replacement manuals if you provide proof of purchase. Also, use Google!
  
  Links to sim publisher's websites can be found under the Organisations menu at left
• A friend gave me a copy of a flight sim. Can you send me the instructions?   FAQ  
  
  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.
  
  Links to sim publisher's websites can be found under the Organisations menu at left.
• How do I run DOS games?   FAQ  
  
  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  
  
  Question: " I have Video card problems. Can you help me? "
  
  Answer: Please refer to the Graphics Card Manufacturers and make sure you have the latest drivers.
  
  
• Where do I get hold of the older sims?   FAQ  
  
  Question: " Where do I get hold of the older sims? "
  
  Answer: Google is your best bet. You might have some luck at www.ebay.com as well.
• Where is Len Hjalmarson?   Visitor  
  
  Has anybody got a current point of contact for him?
  
  MiGMan

  ---

  Found him! MM
• Flight Experiences   Video  
  article updated: 2019-10-03  
  
• Flight Test  
  
  I always enjoy my first flight in a sim! Preflight involves making a cuppa, then mapping the HOTAS by consulting the key command sheet... and trying to keep it simple. Then I take off into the wild blue yonder and try and get home by dead reckoning. Along the way I'll play with low speed handling, low level flight and generally just mess about. I quite often get lost...
• Flight Test your sim aircraft   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test definitions   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test your fuel-flow   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test: general   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test: your graph paper   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test your max speed   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test your split-S   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test your stall-speed   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test your Vclimb   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test: your Vclimb card   Flight Test  
  
• Flight Test   Video  
  
  
• Mars? just Imagine" by Bruce Irving (pdf file)   Bruce Chino Irving   Guide   Manual  
  
  This PDF file 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.
• 20 Years of Military Flight Simulations on the PC by Len Hjalmarson.   History  
  article updated: 2019-10-02  
• Data Storage   I.T.   Data Storage  
  
  Flight sims often access large amounts of terrain data during flight, so speed of data access is a crucial issue.
• Video capture and streaming   I.T.   Utility  
  
  Video streaming tools
• 3 - 2 - 1 backup strategy   I.T.   Link  
  
  ... and GoodSync, and cloud storage.
• Webrings: What Ever Happened To Webrings?   I.T.  
  
• Anti-Patterns   I.T.  
  
• Australia's NBN Internet Network & It's Problems Explained Ft. The D-Link DSL-5300   I.T.  
  
• GPU comparison 2018 - Tom's Hardware   I.T.  
  
• Windows shortcut keys   I.T.   Link  
  
• Google Sheets Query function: The Most Powerful Function in Google Sheets   I.T.   Utility   Link  
  article updated: 2019-11-06  
• Google Drive: Know Your Limits   I.T.   Utility   Link  
  article updated: 2019-11-04  
• History Channel   Kuma Games   North Korea   Robbie Risner   Korean War   Video   ACM  
  org: History Channel   org: Kuma Games  
  
• Flight Sim and Game Hardware Websites - deprecated   Link  
  
• External Links - deprecated   Link  
  
• Flight Sim and Game Websites - deprecated   Link  
  
• To Dream... to fly - adventures in flight simming   Media  
  
• The Physics of Flight   Media  
  
• And there I was... Ripping Yarns   Media  
  
• Clear and Present Danger by Tom Clancy   Media   Fiction  
  
  the story behind the Hornet scenes in the film.
• Sydney Olympics 2000   Australia   Media  
  
• Denmark 2001   Denmark   Media  
  
• Comparative costs of home entertainment 2008   Media  
  
• 2008: What would you pay for comic books?   Media  
  
• Aviation education and learning websites   Media  
  
• Gerry Anderson's Captain Scarlet   Media  
  
  Captain Scarlet is Biggles (a fictional WWII pilot) reimagined for the 21st century in the 1960s. Ripping yarns and tales of derring-do.
• Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds   Media  
  
• PC World Magazine   Media  
  
• Multiplayer Games and Virtual Squadrons - deprecated   Multiplayer  
  
• Multiplayer   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  article updated: 2019-11-06  
  
• MiGs at Peenemunde   Museum  
  
• New England Air Museum Windsor Locks CT USA 2009.   USA   Museum  
  
• Procedural Simulator   MiGMan: Curated Video list  
  
  
• Issue 001   Publication   pdf  
  year: 1981  
• Realism   Video  
  
  
• FUBARs, SNAFUs and how to survive them!   SNAFU   Civil   Military   Video  
  
  
• Software Development   Video  
  
  
• V-speeds   Link  
  
• Enjoy campaigns, missions and dogfights by virtual fighter pilots.   Virtual Air Force   Video  
  
  
• Voice Attack   Free radio sound effects from www.zapsplat.com   Voice Control  
  
  I use them in Voice Attack to mimic the sounds of radio comms, with a bit of static and crackle!
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• Battle of Britain   World War II  
  
• --/o\-- Visitors Book | Chronologically - from the old static pages, not updated anymore  
  
• Nice website MiGMan.   John Slappy109 Arrington   Visitor  
  article pub: 1999  
  I've got you bookmarked for future browsing.
• ...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.
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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.
• 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)
  MeatWater: audioworX
  Audio for Entertainment-Software
  http://www.meatwater.com
  meatwater@meatwater.com
• #gid=0&range=A5   Nick MeatWater Schreger  
  
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• #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
• 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

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  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

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  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

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  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: 2002  
  

  I 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

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  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.

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  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
  
  

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  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

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  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

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  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

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  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

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  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

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  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

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• 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

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  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

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  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

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  There is a chase plane view - look in the help file from the main sim interface.

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  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
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  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
  We have also done some work for Nevada RED Flag training grounds and experimental larger Korean theater. We have just now beefing up the site and plan on release new and improved versions of the theaters this year.
  
  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.

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  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.

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  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
  
  

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  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

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  Google is your friend!
  MiGMan

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  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 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

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  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.
  
  
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