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This is another fictional scheme based on old 1970s paint schemes for the A-7 Corsair II.  This time from VA-46 Clansmen.

Has Bort numbers and Args changed for the old helmet/visor.

***Updated 6/16/23***  LUA description change to fix BORT number change by ED

Put yourself in the front seat of Gypsy 207 and lead your wingman across Gaddafi's infamous "Line of Death" to intercept a pair of hostile bandits closing in on your position...

(Added the missing lod files for VF-32 liveries, as well as several other minor fixes and tweaks)

VF-32 Centennial of Naval Aviation inspired scheme representing the F4U-4 Corsair 203K of ENS Jesse Brown, the first African-American Naval Aviator, posthumously awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.

- VF-32 Swordsmen Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003 PACK  -

F-14B Bu.No. 162916 / AC100
F-14B Bu.No. 161860 / AC101
F-14B Bu.No. 163410 / AC104
F-14B Bu.No. 163224 / AC107  :  STS-107 Space shuttle Columbia Memorial Marking.

>Photo Based Texture.
>Custom LANTIRN Texture.
>Overall gloss and BUMP correction.
>More realistic TOMCAT upgrade.
>3 types of pilot flight suits are included.

VF-32 Fighting Swordsmen CAG

VF-32 Swordmen (1974)

VF-142 Ghostriders' first CAG aircraft after transitioning from F-4 Phantoms, Bureau Number 159446, representing the (rather sparsely documented) approximately half-year long Mediterranean Cruise in 1976 aboard the USS America.

VF-143 Pukin' Dogs' first CAG aircraft after transitioning from F-4 Phantoms, Bureau Number 159434, representing the (rather sparsely documented) approximately half-year long Mediterranean Cruise in 1976 aboard the USS America.

In collaboration with VFlip...

VF-32 Swordsmen's first CAG aircraft after transitioning from F-4 Phantoms, Bureau Number 159008. This skin is a portrayal of the mid-late 1976 Bicentennial scheme that was applied on VF-32 Swordsmen and VF-14 Tophatters.

VF-2 Bounty Hunters' first CAG aircraft after squadron establishment on the 14th of October, 1972, Bureau Number 158985. The skin is a portrayal during the initial Tomcat cruise aboard the USS Enterprise between 1974 and 1975.