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Making the changes.

If you aren't sure which squadron to move, load the campaign in Falcon 4, and write
down the squadron number of the squadron you wish to move. For example, is it the
67th F15C Squadron out of Kadena, or the 25th A10 Squadron out of Osan, etc.

In order to find the squadron you wish to change, first find the plane type,
(F16, A10, etc), then look for the type "squadron". You may have to look through a few.
When you have found what you believe is the correct squadron, double click the
squadron, and it will open a new dialog box, that looks like this: (for comparison sake, I
opened the only A10 squadron in the list, which, in Falcon4 is the 25th A10 squadron)

Notice at the top of this dialog box, there are three tabs: Base Object, Unit Properties,
and Squadron Page.If you click on the "unit properties", the top-left field corresponds
to the squadron number that you see in Falcon 4. This is the 25th A10 squadron at Osan,
and the Name field shows 25. You can change this number, if you want.



Next, click on the "squadron page", and it will open a dialog like this:


On the squadron page, there are only three fields that you should edit. You can change
the role of the craft to be general, (none), or you can change them to primary Air/Air,
or Air/Ground. You can change the Squad Patch, in that field. For the Airbase Id field,
you can manually type in the ID# for the airfield. I have included a spreadsheet that
lists all of the ROK, DPRK, Chinese, and Russian airfields, with their ID#'s. If you
have printed out that reference sheet, look down the list to OSAN, and you will see it has
an ID# of 828. If it lists zero, then it does not belong to any partiular base, and its
base is designated by its X,Y coordinate location, which we will discuss in the next page.


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