This zip contains the livery for one jet, NJ-453 (F-14A) of VF-124 Gunfighters from 1989.
Due to DCS file upload size restrictions, the rest of the package is available on Google Drive. Please follow the link contained in the file 'download_link.txt' within this zip file to download the remaining liveries.
Updated: 10.09.2021 v1.1
Release History:
1.0 - 09.29.2021
1.1 - 10.09.2021 - Updated the engine intake stencils to properly represent an A model Tomcat, and other small graphical adjustments.
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The full package consists of:
NJ-453 - BuNo: 162591 (This Download)
NJ-451 - BuNo: 162589 (Google Drive Package)
NJ-444 - BuNo: 160661 (Google Drive Package)
NJ-442 - BuNo: 160673 (Google Drive Package)
NJ-437 - BuNo: 158985 (Google Drive Package)
NJ-425 - BuNo: 160658 (Google Drive Package)
Extra Features:
Choice between AIM-54A (created from scratch) and AIM-54C (DCS default) skins for the Phoenix.
Choice between standard gray drop-tanks or fictional blue with yellow stripes drop-tanks for NJ-451 and NJ-453 (VF-124 show jets).
Accurate VF-124 flight-suit patches and flight helmet for the late 1980s period.
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VF‐124 Gunfighters was a fleet replacement squadron (FRS or RAG) for the United States Navy. Originally
established on August 16, 1948 as VF‐53 it was re‐designated VF‐124 on April 11, 1958. In 1961, the squadron
relocated to NAS Miramar, California, which would become the U.S. Pacific Fleet’s Master Jet Base for fighter
aircraft. The squadron was dis‐established on September 30, 1994 and its F‐14 fleet replacement duties were
consolidated with its U.S. Atlantic Fleet counterpart, VF‐101 Grim Reapers, at NAS Oceana, Virginia.
In 1972, VF‐124 became the Pacific Fleet training squadron for the new F‐14A Tomcat. VF‐124 continued in this
capacity, training F‐14A and F‐14D air and ground personnel until dis‐establishment in 1994. (Wikipedia)
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