Avilator

It looks like the hook hit the deck and bounced over the next wire. I wonder if the L/G would have held if he did catch the wire.

Sweeeeeeeeet deal dood!!:D:thumbup:

LOLZ!!:megalol::megalol:

I could totally do that.:music_whistling::D

Press LALT+C multiple times, and it cycles though no cursor, cursor w/no click, and cursor w/click. They may not be in that order, however.

Those were Mirages.

I think that means you have turned the switch on, but the systems have not come on-line yet.

Shhhhhhh!!! Don't tell anyone!!:censored: :D:megalol:

The caution panel reminds me of a Hershey's chocolate bar.:D Lookin' good, mate.

No, that's December 21, 2012.

This came up in another thread and I cited the same image, but pitbldr had this to say:

Thanks, dude. Yup.

And this has to do with aviation....how?

This is true for some aircraft, mostly small ones.

:D I don't have DCS:WH yet, but I believe that it is functional.

Of course they are. As scrap, of course.

They got almost everything about all of the airplanes wrong. They say the F-16 has next to no a2g capability. huh?:huh:

Can't disagree, mate.

Nice stuff there. I'm likin' the turbo. What's the model number? Here's my desktop pic: I absolutely LOVE this car!

She most certainly is. Too bad about the reflections on the window.:(

Sweet deal you got there, man!

Have you tried the "active pause" mode? You can flip switches and so on while the aircraft is stationary.

I added a link to my previous post.

Yep EDIT: If you care to read more: http://www.amazon.com/dp/0316743003/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1290470635&sr=8-1

I will say that if it does/did exist it looks a whole heck of a lot like the SR-71, which lends some credence to the theory that Lockheed built it. They also experimented with launching a small aircraft from the back of the SR-71, but they stopped after they lost an airframe and one RSO.