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15Jan12 - New Package: Gladiators
Military AI Works presents the VFA-106 Gladiators package by Desmond Burrell and John Stinstrom.
VFA-106 is the United States Navy’s east coast Hornet and Super Hornet FRS (Fleet Replacement Squadron) which trains new and transitioning pilots and weapon systems officers (WSO) from the USN and USMC how to fly and fight in the Hornet or Super Hornet. This package depicts the operations at NAS Oceana as well as the detachments at NAS Key West and NAF El Centro. Also included in this package are the F-5’s of VFC-111 which are stationed alongside the VFA-106 detachment at NAS Key West.
This package contains flight plans, callsigns and AFD files depicting each unit. Additionally this package includes custom scenery for NAS Key West and El Centro NAF by John Stinstrom which really brings these bases to life. Models included in this package are the F/A-18 Hornet by Nick Black and Michael MacIntyre and the F-5 Freedom Fighter by Jake Burrus and Michael MacIntyre.
Note as this package contains scenery and AFD files that have been previously used in MAIW releases, please pay careful attention to the included readme file for complete installation instructions.
13Jan12 - New Package: Osan AB version 2
Military AI Works is proud to release a new version of one of our very first military AI packages that we created over 5 years ago, Osan Air Base version 2 by Desmond Burrell.
This strategic base sits in the heart of the Korean peninsula and serves as a permanent home to the United States Air Force 51st Fighter Wing. This wing is comprised of the 25th Fighter Squadron known as the "Flying Elvises" which currently operate the A-10C Warthog and the 36th Fighter Squadron known as the "Flying Fiends" which operate the F-16CM and F-16D Viper. Together with a semi-permanent detachment of U-2S aircraft from the 9th Reconnaissance Wing, Beale AFB, this is an active front line base.
This package features the F-16C/D model from Henry Tomkiewicz, the A-10C model by Rysiek Winawer and Michael MacIntyre and the U-2S model by Kevin Reed and Michael MacIntyre. Combined with the original custom scenery set for Osan AB and newly updated aircraft textures this package is reborn to mirror today's operations at Osan.
Be sure to remove any parts of the original MAIW/WoAI Osan AB package from 2006 as this new version is a complete replacement for the earlier version. This base is visited by many aircraft from other MAIW packages and makes for an exciting spotting location.
Look for more MAIW packages to help fill in the Korean peninsula soon!
29Dec11 - New Package: German Navy P-3C's and Do228's
This freeware AI package, produced by Gary Barker features everything needed to activate the German Navy P-3C, Do228 & Nordholz AB in FS2004.
Nordholz also has a civilian airfield EDXN Nordholz-Spieka. This package contains custom made aircraft textures, AFD files, flight plans and custom made call signs for Marinefliegergeschwader 3 as well as basic scenery for ETMN & EDXN created using MAIW standard scenery object libraries. This also marks the fist time that we have used Fernando Martinez's Do228 AI model in one of our releases.
Download this great package today.
27Dec11 - New Package: USN Airliners Part 1
Military AI Works presents the US Navy Airliners Part 1 package by Desmond Burrell.
This is the first part of a twelve part series of AI packages that will cover the people and package movers of the United States Navy and Marine Corps.
Part 1 features the C-9B aircraft of VR-52 and the C-130T aircraft of VR-64 as well as the UC-12B King Airs of the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst Air Operations division based at KWRI. In addition to these aircraft, Tony Dalton has created a custom scenery set for Joint Base McGuire-Dix using objects from our common scenery libraries which brings this busy real world base to life. The included AFD file accommodates previous MAIW AI traffic packages that also make use of this base so please be sure to delete any old AFD files for KWRI before you install this great package.
Look for more parts of this series in the near future.
Please note that elements of this package replace previously released MAIW US Navy AI traffic packages. Please read the included Readme file for further instructions.
25Dec11 - Merry Christmas
The entire MAIW team would like to wish all our fans a Merry Christmas. We hope you can spend this magic time of the year with your friends and family and keep the brave men and women in our thoughts who fight for our freedom far away from their families.
To thank you for your continued support, we asked Santa for something special to celebrate our 5th Christmas. Yesterday he landed at MAIW field and unloaded a ton of exciting AI aircraft models from his sleigh's cargo pod! We are very proud to present them to you on this special day.
23Dec11 - New Package: CFB Greenwood
As a follow on to our CFB Comox AI package released previously, John Stinstrom and Desmond Burrell are back once again with the sister base in our latest AI package, CFB Greenwood.
Commonly referred to as "14 Wing Greenwood" or CFB Greenwood, is a Canadian Forces Base located in Greenwood, Nova Scotia. It is primarily operated as an air force base by the Royal Canadian Air Force and is one of two bases in the country using the CP-140 Aurora and CP-140A Arcturus anti-submarine/maritime patrol and surveillance aircraft. John and Des have recreated this base once again in great detail including custom made scenery from John and custom made flight plans, call signs, textures and more for this complete package.
Once again utilizing the CP-140 AI model from Jake Burrus and Michael MacIntyre, this package covers the Canadian Atlantic coastline bringing much needed AI traffic to this part of the world.
We hope you enjoy our latest release.
19Nov11 - New Package: Polish MiGs
This package by Miljan Korac and Nick Black on behalf of Military AI Works, features the AI MiG-29 by Sergei Bunevich in use by the Polish Air Force.
The Polish acquired their MiG-29s between 1989 and 2004 with a mixture of new and used airframes the used ones coming from former Czechoslovakia and Germany. Poland is the biggest NATO user of the MiG-29 and there are currently 33 examples in service with 1 Eskadra Lotnictwa Taktycznego (Tactical Fighter Squadron) based at Minsk Mazowiecki (EPMM) and 41 Eskadra Lotnictwa Taktycznego based at Malbork (EPMB). In 2010 four Polish MiG-29s from 1 ELT were tasked for a 
third time to patrol the Baltic Air Policing Mission from Lithuania. The Polish Air Force’s MiG-29s are currently expected to remain in service until 2014.
This package contains flight plans and repaints for all current Polish Air Force MiG-29s, as well as custom scenery for Minsk Mazowiecki and Malbork Airbases. Also featured in this package are AI ground vehicles by Nick Black at Minsk Mazowiecki AB which makes for an active and interesting spotting location.
We hope you enjoy our newest package to feature aircraft of Eastern Europe.