The following disk images are revisions to SSI's USSAF published in 1985 and can only be played using an Apple Emulator. These images are revised USAAF1.DSK images. To use just start them instead of the USAAF1.DSK. At the bottom of first menu screen the alternate version number will be highlighted instead of the game version number. Note that if you start the game in Feb '44 or Sept '44, these changes are also in effect. If you play Alt #1, the FW 190D will be availabile in the Feb '44 scenario. I would normally make up an editor for this, but limited interest in this game precludes me from spending the time. Coding an editor for this would be time consuming because of the sector structure of the disk images. Data is scattered all over the image instead of being in a single block. Hex editing the files is much easier and quicker. I will be happy to hack any suggestions within my capablility, so please drop me a line if you want to see some variant. What I can edit: 1. Aircraft characteristics, cost to produce, and availibility. You cannot add any planes, so if you want a new plane it has to take the place of an existing aircraft. 2. Aircraft Unit characteristics including type and number of serviceable and unserviceable planes, training level, morale, and arrival date. 3. Industry growth rates, defense levels, optimal levels. 4. Target industry types, flak levels, types of aircraft produced. 5. Weather, month, date, etc. What the Alternate DSK's contain: Alt #1 Accelerates arrival of German aircraft types by about 6 months. I've never agreed with the game that factory space is directly related to technological advances. Alt #2 As #1 with new German units having an initial training level of 50. Alt #3. Per original game, except replace ME-109 with HE-100. This alternate assumes that Messerschmidt's political connections were not as good as they were and the BETTER plane actually was chosen by the Luftwaffe. Since they both used the same engine I have extrapolated the following data: HE-100F: Cannon: 1 x 30mm (prop hub), 2 x 20mm (in wing root) Rockets: 2 Cruise Speed: 276 mph Climb Rate: 2200 fpm Ceiling: 38,000' Endurance: 105 min Durability: 18 Manuever Rating: 46 HE-100G: Cannon: 1 x 30mm (prop hub), 2 x 20mm (in wing root) Rockets: 2 Cruise Speed: 300 mph Climb Rate: 3000 fpm Ceiling: 40,000' Endurance: 105 min Durability: 18 Manuever Rating: 50 The HE-100 was a pure interceptor - lightweight, very small wings, and fast. The real He-100D-1 max speed in 1940 was 416 mph at 16,400'! In Alt #3 the He-100G appears when the Me-109K does. I am also working on improving the "fun" but very inaccurate USAAF Order of Battle. See attached Excel file for the actual US Fighter Group OB looked like, as an example. For comments and suggestions, please contact me at: NicholasBell@compuserve.com Enjoy! Nick 11-21-97