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FS2004 Scenery for NAS Weeksville, NC.zip

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FS2004 Scenery for NAS Weeksville, NC (3150) Flight Simulator 2004 (Scenery)

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Although the era of giant Naval dirigibles had ended with the crash of the U.S.S. Macon off the Santa Barbara coast, blimps were still very popular and the exigencies of World War II quickly brought them to the front lines. The blimps' strongest card was it's great endurance and this made it ideal for anti-submarine patrols over the newly exposed American coasts. Naval Air Station Weeksville was one of ten stations strategically placed around the American coasts to train and support blimps for wartime use. Ranging from Norfolk to Cape Hatteras the blimps scoured the seas for Nazi subs and while the encounters were few there is no doubt that their very presence saved many lives. This scenery attempts to recapture Weeksville in it's role during those tense days of the battle for the North Atlantc. Scenery includes custom objects and period specific AI courtesy of Paul Clawson.

by John Stinstrom (2007-11-05 22:46:40)

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