Are there any net resources that show the development and use of
Navy Flight Simulators over the years?

Richard

cavelamb himself wrote:
> Are there any net resources that show the development and use of
> Navy Flight Simulators over the years?
>
> Richard
>


So there are no real Naval Aviators here...
Pitty.

"cavelamb himself" > wrote in message
m...
> cavelamb himself wrote:
>> Are there any net resources that show the development and use of
>> Navy Flight Simulators over the years?
>>
>> Richard
>>
>
>
> So there are no real Naval Aviators here...
> Pitty.

No. Just that I've given your queery some thought and I can't think of
anyplace on the web that might provide what you seek. Of course, you could
do your own Google.

I've "flown" a number of sims, and currently instruct in the 2F137/138
(T-45C). Web resources are the sticking point.

R / John

"cavelamb himself" > wrote
> cavelamb himself wrote:
>> Are there any net resources that show the development and use of
>> Navy Flight Simulators over the years?
>> Richard
> So there are no real Naval Aviators here... Pitty.

Impatient fellow arn't you?
(ask, if no answer within 2 1/2 hours, turn judgemental
and condescending --)
Yes, "Pity".

John Carrier wrote:

> "cavelamb himself" > wrote in message
> m...
>
>>cavelamb himself wrote:
>>
>>>Are there any net resources that show the development and use of
>>>Navy Flight Simulators over the years?
>>>
>>>Richard
>>>
>>
>>
>>So there are no real Naval Aviators here...
>>Pitty.
>
>
> No. Just that I've given your queery some thought and I can't think of
> anyplace on the web that might provide what you seek. Of course, you could
> do your own Google.
>
> I've "flown" a number of sims, and currently instruct in the 2F137/138
> (T-45C). Web resources are the sticking point.
>
> R / John
>
>

Thanks, John.

I used to teach on T2C and TA4J, but haven't found a thing on google.
It's almost like there is no record at all.

Will keep looking

Richard

cavelamb himself > wrote:

..
>I used to teach on T2C and TA4J, but haven't found a thing on google.
>It's almost like there is no record at all.
>
>Will keep looking

Flight simulators date back to the {pre-?} WWII Link trainer
we've all seen and admired in old WWII movies/documentaries. If
*anyone* has assembled either a history of all of the simulators
developed since the Link (or any possible predecessor now
categorized as a simulator), or an enumeration of all of the
simulators ever fielded, much less an enumeration of the number
of each of all of the simulators ever fielded, I suspect you
won't find it on the web, but in some long forgotten tome.

Have you though of trying a) an old-fashioned library, preferably
a university library if not the Library of Congress, or b)
abebooks, et al?

--
OJ III

On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 15:30:36 -0500, cavelamb himself
> wrote:

>Are there any net resources that show the development and use of
>Navy Flight Simulators over the years?

Don't know about 'Net resources, but you might try the Museum in
Pensacola.