| Obs Deck 6 |
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| A US Navy F-14A Tomcat hooked up to the Catapult of the USS Carl Vincent. The Carrier operations addon for FS2002 shows the catapult armed and ready to go. |
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| F-14A Tomcat lands on USS Carl Vincent, trapping the number 2 wire on touchdown. A relitavley smooth landing this time. |
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| From the cockpit of a Navy fighter, the moment of touchdown from the front seat of a F-14 Tomcat landing on the USS Carl Vincent (addon for Flight Sim 2002.) |
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| A slightly rough touchdown producing smoke as this F-14A takes the number 1 wire on this landing on USS Carl Vincent in Flight Sim 2002. |
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| An interesting shot which looks like steam escaping from the steam driven catapult... actually it's the result of locking the breaks on touchdown, but the effect looked cool anyway. |
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| An EA-6b on finals to the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vincent CVN70. This shot showing the flaps full down and airbreak extended just a few seconds from touchdown. |
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| EA-6b touches down and takes the wire on the USS Carl Vincent CVN70. The airbreak is now stowed as the pilot prepares for a touch and go, but it is not neccicary as the aircraft catches the wire which brings it to a halt.. |
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| Something quite different, a Citybird 767-33A OO-CTA on approach to Sydney airport, passing some well-known landmarks. Citybird was a Belgian airline. They never operated into Sydney however in real life. |
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| A sight soon to become farmiliar in Australian Skies. Australian Airlines 767-338 on approach to an Australian airport. Australian Airlines is to be a low cost international airline servicing Southeast Asia from Cairns and other ports. It is due to start in spring of 2002 and is a branch of the Qantas identity. The aircraft will be ex-Qantas 767's. |
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