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A-10A
A custom made livery for a virtual Devils Squadron (DCS World). This package features 4 versions of the A-10A (can be used on the A-10C also): (1) Dotty (Desert), (2) Tammy (Classic Tri-Color), (3) Wendy (Woodland), (4) Grace (Gray/Winter). Make sure you check out the Low Visibility sister liveries of these Devils A-10's, the Low Vis livery features low visibility color devils wings and no red tail.
- Licenza: Gratuito - Versione gratuita, non ridistribuire
- Lingua: Tutte le lingue
- Dimensione: 53.01 Mb
- Scaricato: 393
- Commenti: 3
DCS: World 2.5
A-10A
A custom made livery for a virtual Devils Squadron (DCS World). The Low Visibility livery foregoes their sisters flashy red Devils wings and tail, with the rest of the beauty intact. This package features 4 versions of the A-10A (can be used on the A-10C also): (1) Dotty LV (Desert), (2) Tammy LV (Classic Tri-Color), (3) Wendy LV (Woodland), and (4) Grace LV (Gray/Winter).
- Licenza: Gratuito - Versione gratuita, non ridistribuire
- Lingua: Tutte le lingue
- Dimensione: 48.98 Mb
- Scaricato: 664
- Commenti: 1
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A-10C II Tank Killer
A depiction of A-10A, SN 80-221, of the USAF 18th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Eielson AFB, Alaska, in 1981. This aircraft featured the experimental Arctic camouflage pattern known as the "Snowhog," designed for operations in snowy, cold-weather environments. The scheme consists of irregular black patches on a white background meant to blend the aircraft with its surrounding winter landscape. Though officially confirmed to have been applied to only one aircraft, it's speculated that up to three aircraft may have donned the livery during testing phases. This camouflage was never fully adopted by the USAF and was used during Operation Cool Snow Hog.
- Licenza: Gratuito - Versione gratuita, non ridistribuire
- Lingua: Inglese
- Dimensione: 108.21 Mb
- Scaricato: 434
- Commenti: 0
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A-10C Warthog
A depiction of A-10A, SN 80-221, of the USAF 18th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Eielson AFB, Alaska, in 1981. This aircraft featured the experimental Arctic camouflage pattern known as the "Snowhog," designed for operations in snowy, cold-weather environments. The scheme consists of irregular black patches on a white background meant to blend the aircraft with its surrounding winter landscape. Though officially confirmed to have been applied to only one aircraft, it's speculated that up to three aircraft may have donned the livery during testing phases. This camouflage was never fully adopted by the USAF and was used during Operation Cool Snow Hog.
- Licenza: Gratuito - Versione gratuita, non ridistribuire
- Lingua: Inglese
- Dimensione: 108.21 Mb
- Scaricato: 104
- Commenti: 0
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A-10A
A depiction of A-10A, SN 80-221, of the USAF 18th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Eielson AFB, Alaska, in 1981. This aircraft featured the experimental Arctic camouflage pattern known as the "Snowhog," designed for operations in snowy, cold-weather environments. The scheme consists of irregular black patches on a white background meant to blend the aircraft with its surrounding winter landscape. Though officially confirmed to have been applied to only one aircraft, it's speculated that up to three aircraft may have donned the livery during testing phases. This camouflage was never fully adopted by the USAF and was used during Operation Cool Snow Hog.
- Licenza: Gratuito - Versione gratuita, non ridistribuire
- Lingua: Tutte le lingue
- Dimensione: 108.21 Mb
- Scaricato: 176
- Commenti: 0
