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被控走私F-16戰機「使用手冊」　俄籍遊戲設計師恐面臨10年以上刑期 李靖棠 2019年05月16日 19:15:00 俄籍遊戲設計師季先科（左）遭美國以走私F-16戰機說明書等罪名逮捕。（圖片取自美軍DVIDS系統、韋伯郡警局） 網路世界無遠弗屆，正如那句著名的廣告台詞「什麼都賣、什麼都不奇怪」般，只要找得到門路或管道，你能透過網路世界獲得任何事物，包含各國的軍事管制品。 《莫斯科時報》（Moscow Times）報導，一名俄國籍的遊戲工程師季先科（Oleg Tishchenko），涉嫌透過網站取得敏感的F-16 A/B型戰機（F-16 Fighting Falcon）「使用手冊」，希望能協助他開發更寫實的飛行模擬遊戲，但如今他卻面臨美國5項指控，包含走私、密謀反對美國和違反《武器出口管制法》（The Arms Export Control Act），被關押於猶他州監獄內，恐面臨10年或以上的刑期。 外電訪問到他的前同事，對42歲的季先科最大印象，認為他是一名「戰機死忠粉絲」，他也成功將興趣愛好，轉變成職業。畢業於莫斯科國立航空大學（Moscow Aviation Institute）、擁有工程學學位的他，進入專門開發米格（MiG）和蘇愷戰機模擬遊戲的公司「Eagle Dynamics」工作。 對季先科的指控，還需回溯至2011年。身為「數位戰鬥模擬器」（Digital Combat Simulator）論壇的一分子，發文詢問有無同好，願意協助他以拍賣網站eBay方式，出售且將F-16 A/B戰機使用手冊寄到俄羅斯給他。 當時有眾多論壇用戶都強烈警告季先科，此舉會違反美國聯邦法律，但他不僅不理會，反而回文反嗆對方不懂規則。而他也真的找到幫手、一名帳號「Moby」的會員表態願意協助，而根據美國官方調查，此人是一名居住在德州、現年60歲的蘇利文（Kenneth Edward Sullivan），不過對蘇利文的指控已撤銷。 取得手冊後，季先科在數年之間、以光碟片形式多次轉賣美國之外的買家，引起美國和eBay官方高度關注。美國在2019年初，當季先科前往鄰近的喬治亞參加騷沙舞盛會時，華府要求喬治亞當局逮捕並引渡他至美國受審。 季先科於2016年被以缺席提告的方式，遭提告上述多起罪名。同時，美國國土安全部（Department of Homeland Security）也派出探員潛入論壇，假裝自己是潛在賣家接觸季先科，才赫然發現他不只對F-16有興趣，更想購買如A-10（A-10 Thunderbolt II）、F-22「猛禽」（F-22 Raptor）和F-35匿蹤戰機（F-35 Lightning II）的手冊。 即將於8月開庭審理，此案件被美國媒體大量曝光後，俄羅斯外交部16日也做出回應，表示季先科是俄羅斯公民，呼籲華府應引渡他回莫斯科受審。但美俄之間並無引渡條款，而一旦走私等罪名成立，季先科恐面臨十年或以上的監禁；而鹽湖城的檢察官也考慮，重新起訴最早出售手冊的蘇利文。 https://www.upmedia.mg/news_info.php?SerialNo=63440%3F%3Dc&fbclid=IwAR1E_GBFFfyQy9BZHnqiMUV3SS-Rzd4D77YVAt7gmkiLoSCum_zeJ0_ZfBs ===== 這會對F16那邊的模組開發跟販售產生影響嗎？

咦，這代表他得了癌症，不知道是哪個部位擴散得這麼快？

最近全STEAM半價，買了很期待的大噴九，可是居然沒給我序號這是為甚麼呢？其他我已經有的DLC每一個都會給序號耶。 有大佬可以幫忙跟官方反映一下嗎？

South Vietnamese pilot Nguyen Thanh Trung bombed the South Vietnam's president palace and then landed in the North Vietnam controlled area on 8 April 1975. I think it is the most famous event about Tiger. By the way, Taiwan(Nationalist China) have the largest Tiger team in Asia, I think Taiwan's skin is very beautiful.

http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1105422_bugatti-100p-project-leader-killed-in-test-flight-crash https://www.facebook.com/TheBugatti100pProject/ Viknesh Vijayenthiran Aug 8, 2016 Tragedy struck Saturday morning at an airfield near Burns Flat, Oklahoma when a replica of an airplane designed by Bugatti founder Ettore Bugatti in the 1930s crashed during a test flight, killing its pilot Scotty Wilson. Wilson, an Air Force veteran, was the leader of the small team developing the plane, known as the 100P, and was conducting its third test flight. Onlookers told local news outlet KFOR that the plane suddenly banked to the left moments before it crashed into the ground. The plane’s wooden frame quickly caught fire but it’s thought Wilson had died upon impact. The original Bugatti 100P was designed in 1938 to compete in a race held in Germany for airplanes but the project was never completed due to the onset of World War II. A single prototype was built in 1939 but quickly hidden so that it couldn’t fall into enemy hands. After the war, the 100P was sold to an American who hoped to restore it, though he ended up removing the engines, originally borrowed from Bugatti’s car line, for separate automotive restorations. The airplane then traded hands several times before ending up in the EAA Airventure Museum in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where it’s currently on display. Wilson and a few others in 2008 set out to build a working replica. They had to refine the design to get it airworthy and on August 19, 2015 made the maiden flight. One of the 100P's unique elements is the twin propeller nose where the blades spin in opposite directions. “It was unlike any plane ever built before, or since,” Wilson said of the design. He appears at 2:51 in the video below and gives some insight into the project. Our thoughts go out to his family and friends.

http://goo.gl/IjFpsS In the military world, fighter pilots have long been described as the best of the best. As Tom Wolfe famously wrote, only those with the "right stuff" can handle the job. Now, it seems, the right stuff may no longer be the sole purview of human pilots. A pilot A.I. developed by a doctoral graduate from the University of Cincinnati has shown that it can not only beat other A.I.s, but also a professional fighter pilot with decades of experience. In a series of flight combat simulations, the A.I. successfully evaded retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Gene "Geno" Lee, and shot him down every time. Lee called it "the most aggressive, responsive, dynamic and credible A.I. I've seen to date." And "Geno" is no slouch. He's a former Air Force Battle Manager and adversary tactics instructor. He's controlled or flown in thousands of air-to-air intercepts as mission commander or pilot. In short, the guy knows what he's doing. Plus he's been fighting A.I. opponents in flight simulators for decades. But he says this one is different. "I was surprised at how aware and reactive it was. It seemed to be aware of my intentions and reacting instantly to my changes in flight and my missile deployment. It knew how to defeat the shot I was taking. It moved instantly between defensive and offensive actions as needed." The A.I., dubbed ALPHA, was developed by Psibernetix, a company founded by University of Cincinnati doctoral graduate Nick Ernest, in collaboration with the Air Force Research Laboratory. According to the developers, ALPHA was specifically designed for research purposes in simulated air-combat missions. The secret to ALPHA's superhuman flying skills is a decision-making system called a genetic fuzzy tree, a subtype of fuzzy logic algorithms. The system approaches complex problems much like a human would, says Ernest, breaking the larger task into smaller subtasks, which include high-level tactics, firing, evasion, and defensiveness. By considering only the most relevant variables, it can make complex decisions with extreme speed. As a result, the A.I. can calculate the best maneuvers in a complex, dynamic environment, over 250 times faster than its human opponent can blink. After hour-long combat missions against ALPHA, Lee says,"I go home feeling washed out. I'm tired, drained and mentally exhausted. This may be artificial intelligence, but it represents a real challenge." The results of the dogfight simulations are published in the Journal of Defense Management.

ED will use the data of Flugmuseum Messerschmitt for Me262? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwIr5Gn-Tys34XXT33AONhQ It seems like very great.

就我所知，台灣人大部分玩的是民航模飛，DCS這塊比較少人碰，所以可能要你們對岸自己弄了。台灣有本書叫"解構空軍"裡面有國軍現役主力戰機的塗裝解說，應該會比看網路圖還詳細點。另外強迫症講一下，國軍的M2000是M2000-5EI/DI，不是M2000C，基本上是5型缺空中加油跟對地能力，至於為何這樣就得問你們的ZF... The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 1 characters.

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不要以為在海外膜蛤就不會被續了