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I am always happy that there is always room for jokes in the “serious flight simulation” and I am amused by the sheep... This kind of garnish would definitely lead to trouble in the forums. I've been on your forum since 2007 and enjoy the fact that you have room for such humorous interludes.

AI and Autonomous Weapons – A Ticking Time Bomb? I share the concern that we are at a point where control over advanced weapon technologies, especially autonomous drone swarms, is nearly impossible. Recent weeks have shown how fragile and ineffective international agreements like the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty have become. If such fundamental treaties are barely respected and countries withdraw from oversight, why should we expect responsible handling of autonomous systems? Autonomous drone swarms carry the risk of a “worst-case scenario” where malfunctions or uncontrolled actions could...

Thanks for looking deeknow. "got a decent amount of war-fatigue myself " .....yeah its not good out there at all. I wont say anymore, but thanks again for looking.

Thanks for looking gents and sorry for the delay, I've been all over the place and just getting back to normal now.

100% beautiful JK.

Thanks for looking gents, I'll be in touch.

Just a heads-up: While the SibWings An-2 sadly isn't available anymore, there are still some hidden gems out there. For example, ORBX has a Freeware section that's often overlooked – I just picked up a lovely C-119 from there, which I used to fly years ago. Worth checking, even if the An-2 isn't listed. If I come across a solid An-2 for P3D that's still legally obtainable, I’ll let you know. Would be great to see that beast in the sim again. I'm also rebuilding my P3D setup these days – so I'm on the hunt myself.

The Daimond Backers...

It's like that in the sim...Tsuranga has photogrammerty scenery along with many other NZ cities in MSFS That is awesome Regards, Aharon

Heinkel He 111 – More Than Just a Bomber: My Experience on the Anapa–Bagerovo Route In the Great Battles series by Sturmovik, I often flew the He 111 as it might have been used in September 1943 during the evacuation of the Taman Peninsula to the Crimea. The retreat of the German Wehrmacht’s 17th Army from the Caucasus was the last organized German withdrawal without chaos. What many don’t know is that the He 111 also served as a transport aircraft. It carried troops, supplies, and wounded over the relatively short distance from Anapa to Bagerovo. I personally flew this route in the...

I don't really know why the He 111 is being celebrated so much at the moment. The model is undoubtedly good and easy to fly. It is certainly easier to fly than the replica of the ‘Sturmovik’ Great Battles series. It is interesting that the shape of the He 111 benefited from the attempt in Germany to draw constructive solutions from the well-known Lockheed Orion.

I have both models, the freighter and the passenger version, here and I love them. But I have to admit that after many flights with the Boeing 737-700NG it seemed a bit strange to me, despite using the various models of the 727 since FS 2004, grin.

Yaaaaahhhhh Yaaahhhhhh Yahhhhhhhhh I grew up with those planes!! That plane was one of major reasons why Israel's existence was saved during Yom Kippur war. Many thanks for your very kind post containing IAF plane. I believe some Israeli F-4Es were first planes in Israeli air force history to have painted shark teeth. One of famous comments on that IAF plane is that it could carry THREE TIMES more bomb load than B-17 Flying Fortress!! BTW, IAF did have three B-17 Flying Fortresses used extensively in 1948 War Of Independence. Three out of all F-4Es in entire Israeli Air Force fleet were...

nice collection!

and I like your registration as well!

:hesaid: Nice work JK.

Things have changed at Wanaka over the last 10 years: I went for a Real vs Sim, but the place is hangared out.