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Written by ScatterGun
May 14, 2008 at 10:42 AM
The VAAF has just received our order of new SIM-MOD A10s and is now preparing to travel to the Crimea to assist our allies there. Initial training will commence on 18/5/08 at 1300 AEST. All pilots are being recalled from other duties and all leave is being cancelled. Our political leaders have stated that we'll be in there until the job's done, so we can expect an extended tour. Good luck men. Global peace through superior firepower.
Last Updated ( May 14, 2008 at 01:48 PM )

The Academy Votes!

Written by ScatterGun
Jan 19, 2008 at 01:17 PM
The entries for the 2007 VAAF machinima competition are all in and now it's time for everyone to vote. All of the entries are great in some way and now it's up to you to decide which excel in particular categories. A list of the entries and details on how to vote are in this thread in the forums. Last day of voting is 27/01/08 so get cracking!

FSX Friday!

Written by ruprecht
Nov 16, 2007 at 04:13 PM
There will be fun and joviality this weeked as the VAAF test drive FSX multiplayer. Come join us for canyon racing, formation, whatever else we can think of. Just look for a session named "VAAF..." on the gamespy browser - the password for the weekend is "trap".

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We are a squadron of (mostly) Australian flight simulator enthusiasts who enjoy flying multiplayer sims online together and discussing sims in general. We are a very informal group and as such do not have the sort of entry requirements that a lot of online squadrons have. We feel that this makes us especially friendly for those who are unfamiliar with online simming (or even simming in general). If you're new to the VAAF then you are welcome to sign up for the forums, introduce yourself in the nuggets area, read our fascinating manifesto, hop into IRC, and come for a flight in any of the sims that are going (phew).

Flight simulators that our squadron flys online are: Lockon Modern Air Combat ( LOMAC ) and its expansion Flaming Cliffs, Falcon4 in it's various forms ( F4AF , openfalcon , and redviper ), the IL2 / Pacific Fighters series (specifically 1946), and Microsoft Flight Simulator ( FS9 and FSX ). Several members also join up as a squad for semi-regular Armed Assault (ArmA) sessions and have been known to fly an Enemy Engaged ( EECH ) mission or two. One thing's for certain, if there's a new multiplayer combat sim out then some of us are bound to be playing it.

You don't need to be from Australia to join us as most flightsims (even of the combat variety) seem to be quite tolerant of higher pings than would be acceptable in other multiplayer games.

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