ARMY SOLDIERS FLYING IN FLIMSY CIVILIAN TUBE & WING AIRLINERS AND NOT IN U.S. Army Soldiers of the 101 st Airborne (Air Assault) Division who were returning from Sinai peacekeeping duty but who died in the civilian contract DC-8 crash at Gander, Canada in 1985.
This reality smacks-you-in-the-face, when you meet a still-greiving relative of one of the U.S. The Air Force Consequence of the Army Not Having its Own Strategic Mobility: The 1985 Gander Crash Tragedy Wars should not be trifled with for bureaucratic and corporation profits and budgets. One of the fatal dangers of keeping your enemies in play is that they get a chance to learn, and they might just come back to knock YOU out. It's becoming increasingly clear, that America's military bureaucracies are bent on paths leading to the future destruction of our nation's men and women in uniform as well our economic prosperity by ill-conceived war rackets that deliberately prolong wars-instead of smothering conflicts and winning them with moral and efficient outcomes.
Getting More Strategic Lift: Wing-In-Ground Effect Craftīuild a 1:144,000 scale model of a Russian WIg Army Must Have its Own Strategic Mobility-not puny V-22 gadget planes They fly fine, but only the pilot, seat, yoke, rudder and tail show I know these aren't supposed to be "stealth" aircraft, but what the heck is going on?ġ000 Gigabytes Usable Hard Drive CapacityĪTI Radeon HD 5700 Series Graphics card with latest driversĪdditionally, whenever I increase/decrease the volume, the screen goes black and sometimes the program doesn't reappear.Wing-in-Ground effect: The U.S. KingAir, certain Cessnas, Helicopter, etc), in that main aircraft parts are invisible - no wings, fuselage, panel parts etc.
I've been using all of the MS Sims since they first came out, many moons ago, and recently bought a new computer with Windows 7 (hate it!) and loaded FSX, Acceleration PacK, SP 1 and 2.įinally got FSX setup and figured most of it out, but have experienced problems with certain standard aircraft (Piper Cub.
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