USAF Pilot Training: Road to the ThunderBirds Announced for PC
Simulation game from the makers of the WarBirds TotalSims series. May 4th, 2006 (9:35pm) - iEntertainment Network, the developer of the World Famous WarBirds TotalSims series, has announced that USAF Pilot Training: Road to the ThunderBirds! will be released in Retail stores in November 2006.
iEntertainment Network is also working with the United States Air Force and will be given the license to use official United States Air Force Logos for the product. The Air Force has also offered to provide additional technical data, facts, and support to make the USAF Pilot Training: Road to the ThunderBirds a very accurate simulation and presentation of real United States Air Force Pilot Training. IENT has not yet selected a retail-publishing partner but is discussing that option with publishers at this time. The new simulation, USAF Pilot Training: Road to the ThunderBirds, will follow a new student from their commissioning as a new 2nd Lieutenant, to the awarding of their pilot wings in a simulation with great role-playing, scoring, medals, and ranking systems. This simulation will use real Air Force training methods and allow the player to learn to fly the T-6 Texan II, the T-1A Jayhawk, the T-38 Talon, and the F-16 Fighting Falcon. The simulation will introduce the new player to all the features and functions of the real cockpits of these aircraft, teach the real maneuvers that student pilots practice, and provide realistic "Check Rides" like the real student pilots take in actual USAF Pilot Training. Reported by David Amirian on May 4th, 2006 (9:35pm)
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