MAJ Carrera
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i can see Stratis and Cherno being good options, Altis may be a bit to big.
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when your Arma 3 unit becomes unexpectedly popular.
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i also cant see any "game changing" DLC to be covered by this ACE ect. most likely will be asset additions.
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No not necessarily, that's what i thought at first as well but no its going to be completely new content:
Quote- We'll be looking to select and publish new projects, but also existing projects that would be able to scale up in quality/quantity as a result of being published as a premium DLC. However, we'll always insist that any existing free Arma 3 addons and mods remain free. In other words, third-party DLC we publish should never replace something which was previously free.
but it does raise the question, will 3p devs continue to work on the free content...?
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Aviation intel report for Operation Wildfire 01-17 TFB
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Put me in for co-pilot.
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I used to work as a armored car guard, unloading and loading ATM machines and servicing banks. Not hard work but the pay was not great for how dangerous the job was. Now I work as an armed receptionist, watching cameras, answering phones, browsing FB and youtube for several $ more per hour, meh cant complain...
My next step is getting a security clearance so I can get a job at a federal facility making almost double what i make now.-
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post them up,
only got 80% where i was and cloudy.
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Best GF.
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im in
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one of many panoramic shots of NYC
FVL/FARA Program
in Tun Tavern
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The United States Army is looking to replace its Blackhawk, Chinook, Kiowa and Apache helicopters through the Future Vertical Lift (FVL) Program that started in 2009. Replacement of the air frames are expected to start around 2030. There are 4 contenders in this program, 2 Co-axial helicopters and 2 Tilt-rotor aircraft. I have compiled a spreadsheet of the projected stats of the air frames. I would like to keep this up to date as more info comes out as long as there is interest for it, feel free to discuss below. Looks like the future of helicopters is in one of the two dual rotor designs lets see which it is...
Lockheed Martin/Boeing
The SB-1 Defiance and its little brother the S-97 Raider
Bell
The V-280 Valor