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Any more feedback? It seems strange to me. The AoA goes from 8.1 to over 13 without inputs from me.

I started to notice this Burble. But to me it seems too violent. Here are two Track files. Little different circum stances. On the Stennis it just felt like running over a small bump. On the SC I got a pitch up and increased AoA, even to the point the AoA warning goes off. You will see I make no pitch input at that point. (Feel free to Grade my Landings ) CASE1_2021_SC1.trk CASE1_2021_Stennis2.trk

The truth is, it wont instantly break with just 1G over. Well, maybe 0,0001 percent of the time. And probably only when the airframe already has a lot of hours. If the structural failure could be THAT dramatic that easily the max G of the aircraft would never be 7.5. Now the simulation should consider we are not flying 'fresh out of the factory' jets. But wings snapping like that, 100% of the time is simply not realistic.

I agree. Logged in to the forum to report a bug about the wing breaking at aprox 11G's (I tested it can do 10.2) But it instantly snaps at the wing root. If if it would break, I think it should at the hinge. But as far as my knowledge goes it wont instantly snap. Like Markal said, the hinge may break. maybe internat communication with the wingtip weapon fails. etc. Now if it would get repeated punishment like that, it could indeed snap. Sure hope this is not a 'Balancing' consideration.

Hello in addition to the carrier drifting bug, we found a simmelar problem with the aircraft while in the air. in the video you see a (human controlled) A-4 fly a carrier pattern. As it rolls out on the 180 you see the speed as low as 100kts with 9 to 10 AoA. As the aircraft passes the 90 you see the airspeed quickly building up to 140kts while in the groove the AoA is arround 10 still. A-4 empty with 30% fuel hook down before the break Gear down and flaps full at the start of the first 180 and the rest of the recording. It seems like there is some flightmodel anomally going on.

I didnt make up the name. That milsim group was up for ages allready. Its the Fast jet subunit which this is about. 809 Naval Air Squadron The reason for the name is that about half of the members are or were in RL 3cdo.

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The process is not long, nor is it complicated, but it allows us to take a look at you, and it certainly allows you to take a good look at us and decide if this is the GU for you! Recruit Training is conducted alongside all Applicants for 3 Commando Brigade, and focuses on teaching you the basic skills that every British Soldier must know, such as Fire and Manoeuvre, Reaction to Effective Enemy Fire, the Six Section Battle Drills and moving through an Urban Environment, to name but a few of the modules. Applicants for 45 Commando then go and join their Sections and begin to learn the Commando specific skills such as rapid air-ground deployment and amphibious landings, 29 Commando will then go and learn how to become an Artillery Gunner, and Fleet Air Arm Applicants will begin Flight Training. Acceptance in our group is in no way based upon 'community status' or if you are willing to donate hundreds of moneys to the GU. The ideal applicant is someone who is willing to learn, has a good sense of humour (you're going to need it!) and wants to play Arma 3 as a MilSim, using British Kit and Tactics. As long as you meet these basic requirements, you are free to apply: - You own a working and legal copy of ArmA III - You own a working Microphone - You are over the age of 16, no exceptions will be made We need fighter pilots! Our Fleet Air Arm is expanding beyond the wold of rotary wing. A small group mixed by seasoned ArmA players and Flightsim players gathered to start a squadron within the GU to provide air support in the form of SEAD, CAP, ISR and CAS. Eventhough the area of operations is small and avionics are far from complete and realistic, the Joint fires part of it is far more immersive than you can have in any flight simulator arround. (DCS is getting there though) The recruits we look for in the 809 NAS are seasoned veterans in any combatsim, with multiplayer experience in an Online squadron. Still being part of an online squadron is NO issue! Initially we will be operating the F/A-18E/F and shortly the F-35. Appart from the 'Flying' there will be more than enough occasions where you won't be flying. Instead, you will be in a backseat as a Tactical Coordinator or Instructor. Or on the ground after being shot down, using Escape & Evasion techniques. Or On the Carrier Deck, managing the Recoveries and Launches of aircraft. Are you: - Experienced and knowledgable in Fighter Operations? - Willing to learn Carrier Operations (or allready familliar with it)? - Willing to 'see through' the limits of ArmA? - Assist to develope SOP's? I'm looking forward to hearing from you! PM me or just hop on our Teamspeak as shown in the top of this post. Lt Cdr Neptune 809 (v) Naval Air Squadron