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F16 Blue geometric for Atlas Security Service

F16 flight test skin for Atlas Security Service

F16 dark skin for Atlas Security Service

F-35A livery based on F-35A #F-029 of No. 322 Squadron of the RNLAF.  

Welcome to the F-16C Cold and Dark checklist startup. This is more of how to perform the startup checklist without the explanation of the buttons and switches. You will be guided through each step using highlights. At the end of the checklist you are free to go to the target practice airfield.

Manual do F-16 traduzido para o português, atualização de 29 de novembro de 2023.

Established in 1951 with the inception of the Royal Nordlands Air Force, the 113 "Tijgers" Squadron originated in the Army Aviation Brigade, flying Spitfires during the Belkan incursions. With the arrival of F-16s in 1980. Two years later the 113 Tijgers swiftly transitioned from NF-5s in 1982. In 1995, it was the squadron's first deployment during the Belkan War. In 2006, the squadron was deployed again to assist the IUN during the Continental War. Their last deployment was in 2019 when the squadron contributed to the Lighthouse War.

The 113 Tijgers are based in Oost-Sousburg in the province of Zeeveld. The squadron is also assigned QRA duties. During peacetime, the squadron spends a lot of time training and participating in international exercises. The Tijgers had many notable pilots including: Sven “Zaag” van Vugt, Gijs “Grizzly” de Beer, Rutger “Scammer” de Man and many more.

F16 Skin in grey for Atlas Security Service

Version 2 of my 125th fighter squadron in Have Glass V. See detail screen for changes.

Before the pilots of the Royal Nordlands Air Force can proceed onto their primary aircraft assignments, Most will inprocess through the 483 Squadron, humorously referred to as ‘Kuikens’ at Eirland Air Base, located outside the Capital of the Nordlands.

Flying the MB-339, the students learn basic airmanship, as well as intro into tactics and aircraft employment that are transferable to most of the fixed wing aircraft the RNLAF flies.

As Students progress through the 24 week syllabus, some students will advance to the Allied-Joint-Jet-Pilot-Training (AJJPT) Program hosted in Osea, while others will learn their aircraft placements later on. Outside of that program, all students have equal opportunity to end up in the front-line fighter units, or the backbone of the Air Support Command. Many long-term pilots in the RNLAF will return to the 483 Squadron later on as instructors to teach the next generation of pilots.