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True, but it shouldn't make a difference.

But in that sense it would be the same as a nationality, which is capitalized, i.e. Americans, Australians, Kats etc.

Which one is that and how big is it?

Cool idea. Isn't it a little large for a frigate?

To which example are you refering? ...and speaking of segues, what is the "Multi-Quote" option at the bottom of each post?

Which scene?

I'll drink to that.

It seems unlikely that they could pilot fighters because they were pretty tall (9ft?).

It's an interesting theory. The Lexington goes down pretty quickly. It didn't seem like enough time to get to the flight deck and launch a shuttle.

Is it a given that "human poisoning" follows from dissimilar biochemistry? Maybe their proteins have a greater tolerance for heat, or something.

Can't remember where, exactly, but don't we find one of the Kilrathi characters in the novels reminiscing about the "orange hills" of Kilrah, or something?

Was there much contention over Fuchida's version before this?

Interesting. Is this from the novel or the game? And where all 11 flown at once or was one a spare for a squadron of 10, for example.

In the WCIV novel I believe it is mentioned that wartime squadron strength of 10 fighters was increased to 16 after the war. However, the number 10 seems slightly low to me on a practical and historical level.

Oh. I just assumed that the same held true regardless of what you were flying.

What do you mean by that?

Thanks folks!

Thanks for the recommendations. I read a review on IL-2 and they mentioned some AI problems such as beeing able to see through clouds or something. Any idea if those were fixed in the 1946 version? And has anyone played European Air War? What did you think about it?

Hey all! I'm looking for a good WWII flight sim to play and I was hoping you could give me some recomendations. My main focus is on realism, with good graphics a plus. Any theater will do.

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