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Found this pic while looking for close up shots of the A-10's canopy.

Check out the guy with the blue DCS t-shirt chatting up the pilots.

Way to represent!

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Cool! fess up!

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I've chatted up a couple Gig pilots at air shows before, and a couple had actually played DCS before, and were impressed by it. My roommates older brother drives the F18C, and he's agreed to come on a leave and try it out when it releases.

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I've chatted up a couple Gig pilots at air shows before, and a couple had actually played DCS before, and were impressed by it. My roommates older brother drives the F18C, and he's agreed to come on a leave and try it out when it releases.

 

If I remember correctly the A-10C module was initially tailor made for the USAF - as a desktop tool to learn the avionics in the Charlie model when the squadrons transitioned from the A-model.

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If I remember correctly the A-10C module was initially tailor made for the USAF - as a desktop tool to learn the avionics in the Charlie model when the squadrons transitioned from the A-model.

 

 

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OK I want to attend THAT class!

Where do I sign up?

 

LOL

 

http://www.airforce.com/contact-us/recruiter-locator/

 

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Found this pic while looking for close up shots of the A-10's canopy.

Check out the guy with the blue DCS t-shirt chatting up the pilots.

Way to represent!

 

 

Hahah hey that's me :thumbup:

It was a great day in Spangdahlem-Germany.

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I thought they would use the TM Warthog instead of the T.flight HOTAS for flight control.

 

Warthog HOTAS was prolly not out at the time.

 

 

Warthog was released Around Sep. 2010

DCS A-10C around Apr. 2011

 

*Dates taken from Wiki.

 

USAF HAD the A-10C Training Platform Long before that,

as ED was Given Permission to Make an Entertainment version in May 2008.

 

T.Flight HOTAS was released in 2009

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Come to my place, not far from Spangdahlem, next to RAB, and you can watch the A-10 and Ah-64 playing games above my roof.

 

Sometimes...last time about half year ago, they had a huge High Altitude thing going on at night...

 

very very impressive...as long as my shindles stay where they are ( to the last AH-64 Pilot )

 

 

Greetings from Altenglan, Rhinland Palatine, squeezed in between Ramstein, Spangdahlem and Baumholder. You just can't get more military around you.

 

BTW, the Shirt would be a cool thing to buy off the website, or a hat or coffee mug or such ;)

 

 

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I did the shirt by myselfe. It's the STP Squardon shirt. Every STP guy has his name on it on the front. Lately I also made some STP Patches and spread it to the STP guys.

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I did the shirt by myselfe. It's the STP Squardon shirt. Every STP guy has his name on it on the front. Lately I also made some STP Patches and spread it to the STP guys.

 

Might have to have a go at making one myself. Shame ED don't sell them.

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