BlitzPig_EL

Bingo. Sharpe, you have hit the nail on the head. P.S. How's that Nevada map coming along?

Precisely why I don't fly simulated modern combat aircraft. Stick and rudder work and lining up a target in the gun sight is far more rewarding for me than memorizing hundreds of pages of manuals on systems management. Korea is about as modern as I would ever want to get. Sure there are jets, but it's still the pilot and his crate vs. another pilot in his crate, not which geek (Bob or Boris) programmed the best ECM suite, or whatever you modern jet jocks call it. EL hates acronyms too... :P Fortunately we live in times that allow each of us to experience the era of air combat that we like best. Is this not a good thing? :pilotfly:

RRG has nothing to do with 777. RRG is Luthier's own "studio". It was formed initially to do work for the original IL2, and they were working on a Korean War sim based on the now derailed CloD engine. They stopped work on "Project Galba" to try to put CloD in order after 1C, not UBI, demanded a release, after Oleg left the party.

The Korean War spin off of Cliffs of Dover. Luthier had a very good looking model of an A1 Skyraider that was shown for that. The rather late model P51 that is already in DCS would fit right in with it.

Wow. This has prompted me to register here for the first time ever. Those that know me know that I am not a "jet guy", but with this development I will be a DCS customer. BTW, any word if Oleg is involved at all?