FSII WW1.TXT
    These  are  situations  I  have found interesting to use in the Flight
    Simulator II World War 1 program.
    
    I have made eight basic and twelve advanced situations.
    The filename "F7_BASIC" is for some BASIC FLIGHT situations  that  are
    named:
    TAKEOFF
    LANDING
    TURNING
    HIGH ALT SCOUTING
    DOGFIGHT 1
    DOGFIGHT 2
    HIGH ALT ATTACK
    REPAIR & REFUEL
    
    The Setup for BASIC FLIGHT is:
    Single screen (view is out of cockpit)
    Auto-coord on (automaticly coordinates ailerons and rudder)
    
    
    
    TAKEOFF    Set nose up, ailerons and rudder straight, throttle to full
    open. When you reach about 60 knots your aircraft will take off.  From
    there on you're on your own.
    
    LANDING   You  have  come  out  of your approach and leveled off. Your
    flaps are down, engine speed has been cut to one half. You  should  be
    loosing altitude. When you get about fifty feet above the ground bring
    your nose up a little. When you hit the ground bring your engine speed
    all  the  way down and hit the brakes.(The ground is at about 470 feet
    according to the altimeter.)
    
    TURNING    You have been set into a banking turn, the  yoke  has  been
    brought  back  to  center  to allow you to remain in the turn. To come
    out, move the yoke to the opposite direction of the  turn  you're  in,
    when  you're level bring yoke back to center position. (An easy way to
    center the yoke is to hit "5" on the numeric keyboard.)
    
    HIGH ALT SCOUTING  Scouting enemy territory. When this was  setup  war
    was  not  declared,  but if you select this situation following one in
    which war WAS declared it will still be "war declared".
    
    DOGFIGHT 1  Enemy aircraft in sight, you are diving to attack. If  you
    have  selected  this situation without having previously declared war,
    you'll have to declare war (shift w) to encounter the enemy.
    
    DOGFIGHT 2  Enemy aircraft in sight, you are diving to  attack.  Enemy
    is closer than in dogfight 1, you have less time to react. Remember to
    declare war, if you haven't already, before selecting this situation.
    
    HIGH  ALT  ATTACK   Your  mission  is  to  bomb all enemy targets. All
    attacking enemy aircraft are below. Remember to  declare  war  if  you
    haven't already.
    
    REPAIR  &  REFUEL   This  situation can be used to repair all aircraft
    damage, reload ammunition and bombs, as well  as  refuel,  during  any
    war. You must not be "paused" or all the above will not take place.
    
    The  filename  "F7_ADVAN.CED"  is  for some ADVANCED FLIGHT situations
    that are named:
    REPAIR & REFUEL
    HANGER FRONT
    HANGER BACK
    HANGER LOOP 
    HIGH ALT.ATTACK
    STORM ATTACK
    UPSIDEDOWN ATT.
    GROUND ATTACK
    FULL SCREEN ATT
    SPLITSCREEN ATT
    DOG FIGHT 1
    DOG FIGHT 2
    
    The setup for ADVANCED FLIGHT is:
    Multi-screen (cockpit view and spot view)
    Auto-coord off
    The attack and dogfight situations assume you  have  already  declared
    war.
    Some Weather conditions have been set.
    
    I  think  using  only  the  keyboard controls to manuever the plane is
    easier than using the mouse in these situations.
    
    REPAIR & REFUEL can be used to repair any aircraft damage, fill  tanks
    with  fuel,  renew bomb load and ammunition, and restore all six enemy
    aircraft. After observing that all the above has been  done,  you  can
    take  off from there or you can then select any of the other available
    situations.
    
    HANGER FRONT is a high altitude approach  to  the  front  end  of  the
    hanger. Can you fly thru?
    
    HANGER  BACK is a low altitude approach to the back end of the hanger.
    This approach is easier than the front end approach.
    
    HANGER LOOP You are now upsidedown over the hanger. Without  any  help
    from  you the loop will be completed and level flight will be resumed.
    It's yours from then on.
    
    HI ALT.ATTACK Cloud conditions have been set. If you dive steeply, you
    will encounter the enemy below.
    
    STORM ATTACK Clouds, winds, turbulence, and ground fog have been  set.
    This one is not easy.
    
    UPSIDEDOWN ATT. You are upsidedown over enemy territory. Beware of oil
    pressure  dropping  and oil temperature getting hotter. This will kill
    the engine if you continue upsidedown too long.
    
    GROUND ATTACK You have landed at enemy  base  one.  Enemy  planes  are
    attacking.  You  can  stay  and fight or try to take off and evade the
    enemy.
    FULL SCREEN ATT. Full  screen  cockpit  view.  Enemy  approaching  for
    attack.
    SPLITSCREEN  ATT  Split  screen,  cockpit  view  and  spot view. Enemy
    approaching for attack.
    
    DOGFIGHT 1 You are in a dive, enemy in sight. Can you shoot them down?
    DOGFIGHT 2 You are in a dive, enemy in gunsight. BONZAI!!!
    
    Remember, to load the situations into Flight  Simulator  II  you  must
    rename  either file to "F7" because that is the only filename it looks
    for.