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DCS World 2.8
F-15E
Tipo - Librea
Fecha - 30.06.2023 04:44:27
This is a fictional replication of a E314 Tucano operated by the 15th Strike Wing of the PAF. This specific one is Serial "31400250", with the registration of "PT-ZZM".
Obviously the Philippines doesn't currently operate the F-15.. so hence the "fictional" portion.
Hope you enjoy, for this was a pain! Most likely due to my own mistakes.. But nonetheless!
Obviously the Philippines doesn't currently operate the F-15.. so hence the "fictional" portion.
Hope you enjoy, for this was a pain! Most likely due to my own mistakes.. But nonetheless!
- Licencia: Gratuito - Versión gratuita, no distribuible
- Idioma: Inglés
- Tamaño: 116.57 Mb
- Descargado: 125
- Comentarios: 2
DCS World 2.7
F-86F Sabre
F-86F-30-NA Sabre/52-5029 while serving with the Philippine Air Forces.
BORT numbers enabled for Multiplayer (for historical Tail number use "029" in Mission Editor).
Tested with DCS 2.7.9
The Philippine Air Force (PhAF) first received the Sabres in the form of F-86Fs in 1957, replacing the North American P-51 Mustang as their primary interceptor. F-86s first operated fr om Basa Air Base, known infamously as the "Nest of Vipers", wh ere the 5th Fighter Wing of the PhAF was based. The most notable use of the F-86 Sabres was in the Blue Diamonds aerobatic display team, which operated eight Sabres until the arrival of the newer, supersonic Northrop F-5. The F-86s were subsequently phased out of service in the 1970s as the Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter and Vought F-8 Crusaders became the primary fighters and interceptors of the PhAF.
BORT numbers enabled for Multiplayer (for historical Tail number use "029" in Mission Editor).
Tested with DCS 2.7.9
The Philippine Air Force (PhAF) first received the Sabres in the form of F-86Fs in 1957, replacing the North American P-51 Mustang as their primary interceptor. F-86s first operated fr om Basa Air Base, known infamously as the "Nest of Vipers", wh ere the 5th Fighter Wing of the PhAF was based. The most notable use of the F-86 Sabres was in the Blue Diamonds aerobatic display team, which operated eight Sabres until the arrival of the newer, supersonic Northrop F-5. The F-86s were subsequently phased out of service in the 1970s as the Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter and Vought F-8 Crusaders became the primary fighters and interceptors of the PhAF.
- Licencia: Gratuito - Versión gratuita, distribución libre
- Idioma: Cualquier idioma
- Tamaño: 8.87 Mb
- Descargado: 151
- Comentarios: 1
