Just added a link to a VERY handy new page that lists the status of the current Rise of Flight servers.  If you click on a server name, you’ll be able to see who flying within as well as what aircraft are available at a glance.  Very nice.

Rise of Flight Servers List

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Historical and Fictional Community Skin Packs Vol.8 were just released concurrently with Version 1.012 for RoF.  What does this mean for Lone Wulffe squadron?  Our first official squadron skins for our favorite ride, the Fokker Dr.1, were included in Community Fictional Skinpack Vol.8!  Included for our squadron are the generic skin for the squadron as a whole, and skins for myself, Amish, Dumbo, Fish, Flozzie, Hoss and Malhard.  Once you download and install the skin pack, you’ll be able to fly proudly with your Lone Wulffe colors using “Mods Off”.

I have skins ready for squadron approval for the Fokker DVII, Fokker DVIIF, Albatros D.II early, Albatros D.II late, and will be starting the Albatros D.V series shortly.

Gentlemen, it’s time to get these crates in the skies 🙂

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As a squad, we’ve been seeking the best form of communication once we are in a multiplayer server; and while Teamspeak was on the top of our list, we had no way of implementing it without our own communications server.

I am happy to announce that we now have our own squadron channel thanks to =FB=Vaal, who very generously has not only established a Teamspeak server for the ROF community in general, but has also established a channel just for Lone Wulffe!

So fellow pilots, I highly recommend you download and install the Teamspeak client at your earliest opportunity.  This will enable us to start practicing… hint, hint…

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Well with summer here, things on the virtual side of life move a little slower as real life interferes a bit more.  Nonetheless, I managed to complete squadron skins for the Albatros D2 (both early and late versions).  They are posted on the Rise of Flight Resources page.

I also added a “Media” page to the site.  This is actually quite a bit of fun as you’ll see if you are any kind of World War One aviation fan.  You’ll find embedded YouTube videos of airshows, replica aircraft, original aircraft, historical documentaries and a video developed from Rise of Flight tracks that is very creative.

I’ve watched a few of them dozens of times now 🙂

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VERY happy to announce the addition of Malhard, and the return of Padre – welcome to Lone Wulffe Malhard, and welcome home Padre!

In other squadron news, I’ve completed the squadron skins for the Fokker DVII and DVII F, so pilots, when you get a chance, please review them/try them out and let me know your thoughts in the Wulffe Den.

Our Fokker Dr.1 squadron skins made it through the voting process at the ROF forum with a final vote of 18 positive to 2 negative.  Pretty good for fictional skins 🙂  The next skins I’ll begin work on will be the Albatros D2 (early and late versions).

Finally, I’ve added quite a few more links and downloads over the past couple of weeks.  In particular, you will find quite a few additional downloads available in the ROF Resources area.

Very happy to report the return to active duty of pilots Nidan and Dumbo – welcome back gentlemen!

I’ve also made several updates to the site, including new information and downloads on the Red Baron Resources page – links to graphics, wrappers and sim downloads; and I’ve also made quite a few additions to the Rise of Flight Resources page as well, including additional squadron skins, historical skins, a keyboard reference map and an excellent AI Mod.

Finally, I’ve added several important historical and sim-related links.

The site, and squad; I’m proud to report, are coming together nicely.

Very happy to report the return to active duty for the following pilots:

– Amish (flying ROF)
– Fish (flying ROF)
– Flozzie (flying ROF)
– Hoss (soon to fly ROF)
– Ronin (flying RB)

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Well it has been almost nine years since we’ve had a website up, and it feels good to have a home once again for the squad members.

In addition to our news page, we’ve added a gallery (look for more albums in the gallery soon!), a resources section and the “Wulffe Den” forum – you are welcome to register and join in the discussions.

Come on in, kick off your boots, grab a cold one and join us.

The Lone Wulffe squadron, organized on December 28, 1998, is a virtual combat squadron consisting of a group of friends who have been flying the skies over the Western Front for well over 13 years.

Our pilots fly in either Red Baron, or more recently; Rise of Flight.