Publié : dim. avr. 17, 2005 1:03 pm
Ici une poste de Buckshot concernant la module d'entrainment de FO.
http://www.fighterops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2595
J'éspère que Twix veut prendre le temp pour traduire.
(Aussi Twix j'ai vu que tu a essayer pour me contacter avec une msg text sur TS, prochaine fois essaye pour me donner une message private sur ICQ, MSN,....quand je travaille sur mon PC, le laptop pafois est dans "stand-by" et parfois je rate les msgs des gents sur ts. Une msg ICQ ou msn, me done une music et comme ca je savais que quelqu'un veut me contacter. Je m'excuse. Quand tu n'as pas mon ICQ demande Victor ou done moi une pm
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Hey guys, with the training component of this simulator taking such a heavy focus, I'd love to hear thoughts on what training aircraft everyone is looking forward to the most.
To fill in those who are not aware, Fighter Ops is taking a very unique approach to the simulation in that we intend to model not only combat aircraft, but our first priority is to a realistic representation of what it takes to become a combat pilot. Recruits will start at "Fighter Ops UPT School" (the equivilant of the USAF Undergraduate Pilot Training" School) We are fortunate to have USAF instructors and former students who have enabled us to build a training program modelled very closely on the real deal.
FO UPT will consist of ground school and flying components, where you will be introduced to the T-6 Texan II. You will learn the basics of piloting an aircraft, correct take-off, landing, pattern, formation and navigation procedures including cross country navigation, and instrument flying "under the hood". Successful graduates will then progress to IFF (Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals) where you will get to experience the T-38, here you will get your first taste of tactical flying in one of 4 specialist tracks, again based on real USAF curriculum depending on what type of combat aircraft you would like to fly. You will again hone your formation flying skills, as well as get a taste of air to air and air to ground tactical flying proportionate to the role of the combat aircraft track you have chosen.
The venerable T37 "tweet" will also be included as a flyable option, now being phased out by the T-6, this aircraft is a sentimental favourite among many pilots, and will be presented in Fighter Ops as a bonus aircraft.
J'espère que la development des nouveaux vous plaise.
Dirk "Pacman" Verbist
http://www.fighterops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2595
J'éspère que Twix veut prendre le temp pour traduire.
(Aussi Twix j'ai vu que tu a essayer pour me contacter avec une msg text sur TS, prochaine fois essaye pour me donner une message private sur ICQ, MSN,....quand je travaille sur mon PC, le laptop pafois est dans "stand-by" et parfois je rate les msgs des gents sur ts. Une msg ICQ ou msn, me done une music et comme ca je savais que quelqu'un veut me contacter. Je m'excuse. Quand tu n'as pas mon ICQ demande Victor ou done moi une pm
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Hey guys, with the training component of this simulator taking such a heavy focus, I'd love to hear thoughts on what training aircraft everyone is looking forward to the most.
To fill in those who are not aware, Fighter Ops is taking a very unique approach to the simulation in that we intend to model not only combat aircraft, but our first priority is to a realistic representation of what it takes to become a combat pilot. Recruits will start at "Fighter Ops UPT School" (the equivilant of the USAF Undergraduate Pilot Training" School) We are fortunate to have USAF instructors and former students who have enabled us to build a training program modelled very closely on the real deal.
FO UPT will consist of ground school and flying components, where you will be introduced to the T-6 Texan II. You will learn the basics of piloting an aircraft, correct take-off, landing, pattern, formation and navigation procedures including cross country navigation, and instrument flying "under the hood". Successful graduates will then progress to IFF (Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals) where you will get to experience the T-38, here you will get your first taste of tactical flying in one of 4 specialist tracks, again based on real USAF curriculum depending on what type of combat aircraft you would like to fly. You will again hone your formation flying skills, as well as get a taste of air to air and air to ground tactical flying proportionate to the role of the combat aircraft track you have chosen.
The venerable T37 "tweet" will also be included as a flyable option, now being phased out by the T-6, this aircraft is a sentimental favourite among many pilots, and will be presented in Fighter Ops as a bonus aircraft.
J'espère que la development des nouveaux vous plaise.
Dirk "Pacman" Verbist