FS2004 USS Carrier Joe Foss

MSFS2020 Addons | 16 Dec, 2016

FS2004 USS Carrier Joe Foss

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FS2004 USS Carrier Joe Foss. The USS Carrier Joe Foss is a name many sailors know. They call him a hero. 100% solid deck. Runway A-OK. Added MEATBALL VASI: TCRV at “PORT AMIDSHIP”. Complete CL-III ILS/NAV system. Planner Airport ID: “FOSS”. Located in San Francisco Bay. Exit out of the bay right in front of the Golden Gate Bridge. At: N37*49.00′ W122*28.00′. Use MAP for Navigation information. Flight plan capable using ILS, VFR, & GPS. 100% functional COMM’s. ArresterCables.dat file for FS9 included. You need our F14D for the cat and trap zone setup. Or build a system out of it yourself. REV 1: 6/7/6: Added trap angle runway to fix the ILS system alignment of the ODALS STROBES, the MEATBALL lights. a Steve Hinson. 3.4MB

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