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REAL AUSSIE AIR FORCE - Gaming Squad
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| Site last updated - 17 December, 2011 - Downloads |
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_RAAF_Squad was formed in January, 2001 - 10 Years ago! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US There are now many similarly-named Squads - make sure you choose the right one to join! |
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~S~ We fly all theatres and all Allied and Axis aircraft in ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Whilst we are an Australian-based flight simulation squad, we welcome and recruit pilots from all countries as well as all skill levels.If you are new to the flight sim genre, there is no better place to learn than by joining an on-line squad. We conduct training courses, so lack of skill is not a problem. We have ages ranging from 11 to "I'm not gunna tell ya". :-) Please refer to the Join page. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ We are a non-MOD squad. As a Squad, we do not fly MODs - in our games, intersquad matches or competitions. We don't prohibit our members from flying MODs, but ask that they join us for non-MOD games on Squad Nights. If you prefer to fly MODs, we probably aren't the Squad for you. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ IL2 was originally released in 2001. "1946" was released in December, 2006 and includes Forgotten Battles, Aces Expansion Pack & Pacific Fighters (FB+AEP+PF). As at October, 2011, we fly Version 4.10.1m "official release". The April, 2011 release of Il2: Cliffs of Dover is an exciting development and is part of our squad operations. Until March, 2004, we flew CFS2. We tried CFS3 when it was released, but found it severely lacking - click here for our detailed report ~~~~~~~~~~~~ This Virtual Squadron flies IL2: 1946 and IL2: Cliffs of Dover and is not affiliated with the Royal Australian Air Force. Names used by our pilots are fictional and in no way reflect the RAAF. |
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| Children's privacy - Posted by Furball - 13 September, 2007 |
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Children's Privacy Since we have several young members, the safety of children is very important to us at RAAF. We ask that children under the age of 16 have a parent or guardian verify their membership. Whilst RAAF will make every reasonable effort to ensure that children's privacy and other rights are not compromised (including our Rule against swearing), it is ultimately the responsibility of parents to monitor their children's Internet usage. Children should always ask a parent before sending any transmission over the Internet. |
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| Website Credits - Posted by Furball - 28 July, 2001 |
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Website Credits MONO - creation and design Avro - banners at the top of each page Other Credits Mitch and Biggles - founding members, 11 January, 2001 |
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