Virtual Air Force Posted Wednesday at 01:08 PM Posted Wednesday at 01:08 PM null The 416th squadron of Virtual Airforce is currently open for new pilots (and RIO's). We fly both the F/A-18C Hornet as the F-14B Tomcat. Although we're a mil-sim (light) squadron and we take naval aviation simulation very seriously we also like to have fun while doing it. If you're an experienced pilot (or RIO) and you are willing to commit to our squadron we're very happy to take you for an introductionary flight to show your skills. What can you expect from us: a dedicated group that takes naval simulation in DCS-world seriously. Every Tuesday and Thursday at 19.30Z we have practice sessions and regularly we also have missions or we make (virtual) excursions to other groups. If you are not afraid to commit to learning naval aviation in depth then we hope to see you soon. For more information come and join our Discord: https://discord.gg/B5Vkrg3Ttr See you soon. 2
flycats2 Posted Wednesday at 06:42 PM Posted Wednesday at 06:42 PM Are most of your missions/campaigns including carrier based hornets & cats? System specs: WIN 10 64, i7 4790K, ASRock Z97 Extreme6, GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, 16GB G.SKILL Ripjaws. SB Live Audio, Warthog HOTAS, Saitek Combat Pro peds, TIR 5.1 pro clippy thingy, Saitek Eclipse keyboard, Sennheiser headphones & mic
Virtual Air Force Posted Thursday at 05:44 AM Author Posted Thursday at 05:44 AM Hi, often we train from the ship. On our own training server we have a complete carrier group to practice all kinds of scenarios. The last campaign that we did was land based but that's more of an exception than that it's the rule. We're navy so we like the sea #FlyNavy 2
_Hoss Posted yesterday at 12:28 AM Posted yesterday at 12:28 AM Are you going to do any USS Forestall, with F-14s and A-7Es when they come out? I have the Hornet, but I have not started learning it yet. I'm sweet on the Scooter right now. I was an Avionics Technician in the US Navy from 1977 to 1997, working on DECM gear, including the AN/ALR-45/45F/50/67 as well as the AN/ALQ-126 Alpha and Bravos. After I retired, I worked at Boeing's Avionics Repair Facility at NAS Lemoore from 1997 to 2021, repairing the APG-65 and APG-73 RADAR, as well as most of the FCES, FIRAMS, MSDRS, IFEI, UFC, and other systems, along with their control boxes. I hate messing with systems. LOL..... I will be getting the A-7E when it becomes available; I was in VA-94 for their 1986 and 1988 WESTPACs. Haze Grey and Underway..... the only way to go...... Sempre Fortis
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