#Airforce Delta

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The Japanese commercial for 'Airforce Delta' on the Dreamcast.

[posthumanwanderings]

[griffinsspike]

the rhythms in Pierre's theme in AirForce Delta Strike go really hard

I think the composer kept adding and removing beats because I lose count every time I try to follow it. But it all works and sounds natural!

Pierre is the worst (positive) so I'm glad his theme slaps

[nocternalrandomness]

USAF Thunderbirds - 2024 Duluth Air & Aviation Expo

[waterkirby--64]

My Top 30 Original Xbox Games

Crimson Sea

Soulcalibur II

Bloody Roar Extreme

Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions

Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller

ToeJam & Earl III: Mission to Earth

Spikeout: Battle Street

JSRF: Jet Set Radio Future

Loons: The Fight for Fame

Grabbed by the Ghoulies

Quantum Redshift

Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO

Breakdown

Sudeki

Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure

Chase: Hollywood Stunt Driver

AirForce Delta Storm

Gunvalkyrie

KOF: Maximum Impact - Maniax

Tom & Jerry in War of the Whiskers

Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights

Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon

State of Emergency

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3

Dead or Alive 3

Dark Summit

Shenmue II

Rogue Ops

Marvel vs. Capcom 2

Star Wars: The Clone Wars

[archoneddzs15]

Sega Dreamcast - Bio Hazard 2 Value Plus (Resident Evil 2)

Title: Bio Hazard 2 Value Plus / バイオハザード2 バリュープラス

Developer/Publisher: Capcom / Imagica

Release date: 22 December 1999

Catalogue No.: T-1214M

Genre: 3D Adventure / Survival Horror

A piss poor effort from Capcom after their amazing Code Veronica release.��Basically, Biohazard 2 on the DC is the PS1 Dual-Shock version with an added "Extreme Battle" option. There is no excuse for lazy PS1 ports to DC without any enhancements at all. I can name many: Biohazard 2, Biohazard 3, all Konami games apart from Ganbare Nippon and Airforce Delta, Dino Crisis, and Nightmare Creatures 2 which even looked crap on the PS1 so you can imagine my horror when I saw it running on the DC. On a sidenote, the DC version comes with a trial disc of Biohazard Code Veronica.

[aith-art]

Falloutober 2023 - Day 21

"Mutation"

Prompt by @falloutober

Word Count - 939

Access Granted - Hello Janey Amber 

[Pre-War records]

[Research Logs]

[Unlock Door] 

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This is researcher Janey Amber creating the mandatory research logs for Project Delta. 

Research outline - See what the side effects are of repeated minor Forced Evolutionary Virus exposure. 

Requirements - Young test subject - Constant monitoring of subject - Access to FEV in small doses. 

Goal - Create a person impervious to radiation poisoning without complete transformation. 

Notes - The subject will have to be raised outside the Enclave base. They must be exposed to radiation throughout the test, this will not be possible from the confines of Raven Rock or Adams Airforce Base. This is a large project to be undertaking but will hopefully yield results that can be used to protect future generations from the radiation that will be present in the wasteland. 

Risks - If too much FEV is injected the subject may suffer transformation and mutation beyond the desired outcome. 

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Mandatory research log 2 - Test Subjects

Me and my small research team have received a test subject. Rather than a volunteered Enclave child like I had expected, the subject is a young girl from the wasteland. Rumour from some of the soldiers is that the child had been taken from a Brotherhood camp. If so, she would be a more valuable bargaining chip for the Enclave. But these are just rumours and I deal only in facts. 

She’s older than I’d have liked, but the uses of a mindwipe has removed all risk of rebellion. She’s health with low radiation exposure, allowing for more accurate images of radiation effects. She seems to have an aptitute for technology despite the mindwipe, hopefully that is all that will bleed through from her old life. 

Having been taken from the wasteland and mindwiped, we do not know her name and have taken to calling her Paige. For the experiment to work, myself and Paige will have to leave Raven Rock and join the poor excuses for civilisation in DC. Because of this Paige has been convinced I have been her Mother figure for the last few years and she will also take my Surname. Though I dislike the idea of someone being raised without a middle name. So she will be Paige Julian Amber. A good name for a girl like her. 

Another test subject is being chosen from the children born into the Enclave. Darren Elliot will take care of their administration of FEV. Due to the experimental nature of this research, he and his subject will remain in an Enclave base, forming an alternate method for the test. This allows for balance in our research. 

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Madatory Test Logs - Update - Rivet City

The test has been going on for 3 years now. Me and the girl are living in Rivet City, a dilapidated warship with a quaint science department. 

Over the last 3 years, the girl has been exposed to the FEV 3 times. No notable changes have occurred. She has quickly engraciated herself with the local population as I have with the scientists. One of them, a Madison Li, worked on the abandoned Project Purity. Something of note that could be valuable in the future. No one suspects my alleecnes to the Enclave. 

I fear the experiment may be a failure. Paige has shown no signs of being poisoned by the radiation that is so prevalent out here, however she has not been properly exposed to high amounts that would lead to any real effect. My fears of a failed experiment come from my growing concern for the child. She is now 11 and I find myself worried about her being raised in a world like this. But I am not letting my emotions overcome my objective. This was not a risk to the experiment I had foreseen. 

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After 7 years of letting me continue this experiment the project has been scrapped. The test subject at Adams Airforce Base died after their 7th injection of FEV. The Enclave, no Autumn no longer sees the value fo the experiment. He believes I have been to distant from the Enclave to be immediately brought back into the fold, so I am to ‘test my allegences’ and travel back out West to find some technology that we left out there. My cover is that of a courier. 

After all these years, purposefully exposing Paige to FEV, Autumn has the nerve to send me away on a test of my faith. I was getting results. Paige has not gotten radiation sickness despite having fallen into the water. Despite having been dragged through the city’s ruins she has not gotten sick. Paige was a successful subject and the test still had 3 more years. But she has not been socialised as a member of the Enclave and so Autumn sees it as a failure. 

I have left my daughter with the radio host, Three-Dog. He does not know I have abandoned her, nor does he know my allegecnes. This is my one act of rebellion against the Enclave, leaving her alive with someone who may be able to return her to her real family. She will be safe with the DJ and her technical knowhow will aid her in the wasteland. 

I still believe in the Enclave, and I will return in the years to come with whatever we left behind and I will prove to them than even after years without the FEV exposure, Paige will survive without radiation poisoning and without mutation. 

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[devileaterjaek]

Airforce Delta (Dreamcast)

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[chaoticgremlinwholikescheese]

For memorial day, I want to remember my veterans (the veterans I researched). I'm going to put their names and one fact that stuck with me below.

Arthur Clifford Kimber - He named all three of the planes he flew after his best friend Nick.

Hiram Baker Fisher J.r - He died two days before being comissioned.

Fritz Barkan J.r. - He left behind a wife named Elizabeth Reynolds.

William M. Bassett - He was a theater techie, and had a patent for a dolly system.

Howard D. Benson - He was an athlete and part of the student government.

Jack W. Bleasdale - He did theater in highschool. He died in a POW camp, leaving behind a wife named Ellaoise.

Russell V. Braga - The last news his family received was from his friend saying they had been separated during battle in Iwo Jima.

Julian G. Burnette J.r. - He was only 22 when he died.

Samuel L. Carson - He wrote home on the day he died that his orders to come home had finally come through.

Bernard J. Casaurang - He was president of the high school glee club and worked as an actor.

William A. Cashin - He died while in pilot training.

Harvey B. Clarke - He was a cheerleader, star athlete, and popular guy in highschool. He worked as a figher fighter.

Deane P. Clementson - His plane had been damaged on a past mission. Nevertheless he and his crew accepted another mission, which would be his last.

Frederick B. Cooley - He did boxing.

George B. Culiver - He was killed at Anzio. I don't have much information on him, which saddens me.

Norman B. Dahlin - He worked as a medical administrative corps officer before joining the airforce.

J.R. (Frank) Dally - He graduated in 1944. I don't have much information on him either.

Albert D. Davies - He fought in India and Africa. He was killed in a transport plane crash in the US after coming home.

Morian C. Deal - He worked as a butcher with his father at their family butchery.

Phillip S. Doty - He died of severe burns. He suffered for several months before dying.

Henry Howard Estes - He was listed as missing before being declared KIA

Glen D. Faris - He was part of the royal canadian air force. He was only 19 when he died.

James R. Field - He died as a POW of preventable illnesses.

John D. Fredericks III - He was a huge part of highschool student government. He was killed by machine gun fire.

George E. Fuchs - He was a star football player in high school. He had a really nice smile.

Thomas D. Gorman - Notice of his death arrived only a few days after both his brother and father were released from the military.

Robert W. Griggs J.r. - He was part of an acapella group and worked as an actor.

William R. Gunther - He was a star basketball player.

Alvin W. Harroun - He went to Stanford University and was part of Delta Upsilon fraternity.

Bryson R. Hills - His plane was called ‘The Flaming Mayme’.

Michael K. Hite - He was part of the marines. I know very little about him.

Robert C. Hoffman - I don't know anything about Robert besides his name. I wish I knew more.

Theodore B. Holmes - He had a daughter named Carolyn who was almost two when he died.

William H. Houston - He worked as a medic in the airforce.

Jack E. Howell - He wanted to be a pediatrician.

Paul H. Jungermann - He was a physical therapist and managed two floors of the hospital he worked in.

Donald A. Kelly - He worked with amphibious vehicles (ducks). He was killed in a car crash.

Lowell F. Kuehnle - He was listed as missing in action before being declared KIA.

Emil H. Kunz - He was an aviation teacher.

Wilbur C. Lauridsen - He was part of the Palo Alto amatauer radio association, and they still celebrate his life.

Adelbert (Jack) Lawrence - He played basketball and was in the glee club.

Norton Le Goullon - He had four siblings.

Sidney Levy Jr. - He was a Sea Scout and an air raid messenger.

Andrew E. Lincoln - He was a sea scout. He was only 18 when he died.

William L. Longmire - He was a POW and died of preventable illnesses.

Herbert C. Love - He was killed in Normandy after D-Day.

Louis M. Love - He was a thespian. He was ranked number one in an aviation class of 2500 cadets.

Wendell H. Marlowe - He was killed on Christmas.

Phil E. Mattingly - His family held out hope for years that he was still alive despite being MIA. He was declared dead in 1946.

Virginia Ruth Mayer - Her mother worked as a nurse during WWI, and Virginia followed in her footsteps.

Robert V. Mitchell - I don't know much about his life. In his photos, he looks kind.

William H. Moody - He went by Howie.

Eugene L. Morgan - He has the same birthday as me. He was born 7/17/1917

Hugh H. Morris - He was a swimmer.

Karl E. Miller - He died of dysentery as a POW.

William C. Muldoon - He was executed with his crew when they crashed in enemy territory.

Margaret N. Neubauer - She was born in Santiago, Chile

David J. Nolan - He worked as an actor.

Charles A. Norby - His plane was called ‘Shack Rat’. He was murdered in cold blood by a Nazi soldier after he became a German POW.

Frederick H. Palmer - His plane was named the ‘Wing Dinger’.

Harold H. Piggott - He was popular in highschool and had the affectionate nickname 'Piggy'.

Durham W. Porter Jr. - He was a boy scout.

Forrest Wayne Reeves Jr - He was a civilian construction worker on a military base when he was killed.

Robert H. Reeves - When he died, he left behind a 13 month old son.

Alfred J. Siverstein - He majored in art during college. He went by the nickname 'Bud'.

Robert E. Slater - He was on the USS Bonefish, a submarine which still has not been found.

Carl W. Stuke Jr. - He lived in Chile for a while.

Donald J. Stuke - He is buried next to his brother Carl.

Lyle A. Taggart - In high school, He was voted most popular guy in 1939, as well as best dancer (boy).

James F. Taylor - I know nothing about him besides his name. I hope his family remembers him.

Arthur D. Wagner - He was a mathematics major in college.

Andrew G. Webb - He was an actor and a star basketball player in high school.

Howard C. Weller - He was part of his high school choir, and came back to sing with them while he was on military leave.

John Austin Widsteen - His body was not identified and he was not formerly buried until six decades after his death.

Frederick M. Yamamoto - He was so loved and respected. He was smart, dedicated, and died fighting for a country that didn't fight for him.

Albert T. Lavers Jr. - When he died, he left behind a 3 year old daughter named Suzanne.

Marcus Paul Merner - He played guitar.

William Henry Suffern Jr. -  He graduated from Paly in 1947.

Brian Adam - He was an artist.

Billie M. Bedsworth - He lost his life saving his friend. The comments on his memorial page show that he was so loved.

Arthur F. Gleim Jr. - He was part of the sound crew, audio visual club, and audio visual crew in high school.

Roger C. Hallberg - His family is still looking for closure to this day. He was last seen wearing a wrist watch and his wedding ring.

Barry ‘Buck’ Dean Kingman - He was a stand up guy. Everyone I've spoken to about him adored him. He could have done so much if his life wasn't taken during a war he didn't believe him.

Richard Arlan Stone - He was killed when he stayed behind to protect wounded soldiers.

Thomas L. Vendelin - He wanted to be the greatest drummer the world had ever seen.

If you'd like to read more about any of these people, feel free to read the (unedited) book!

[posthumanwanderings]

DJ Mute City - Dreamcast DanceMix Vol.2

0:00 Rez - Title 1:30 Monaco Grand Prix - BGM 2 3:25 Industrial Spy: Operation Espionage - BGM 3 8:20 Radirgy - A Day in the Park 11:45 Sonic Adventure - Twinkle Cart 13:40 Sonic Adventure - Twinkle Circuit 15:50 Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 - Alpine Glow 19:30 Rush 2049 - Garage 24:35 Street Fighter Alpha 3 - R. Mika Theme 26:15 Sonic Adventure 2 - Rhythm & Balance ...for White Jungle 28:55 Aero Wings - Aero01 8 8m 31:50 Charge 'N Blast - BGM 6 33:20 Tokyo Xtreme Racer - Cross Road 37:10 Space Channel 5: Part 2 - Yet More Strobe Action 41:20 Airforce Delta - Choose Your Weapon 42:15 Capcom vs. SNK - Stage of Capcom ~Keep my Fire~ 45:10 Sonic Adventure - Crazy Robo 47:10 Dead or Alive 2 - Excelsior 51:40 Fighting Vipers 2 - 3rd Signal 55:25 Industrial Spy: Operation Espionage - BGM 4

[for-a-longlongtime]

III. Danger Zone

Pairing: Marcus Pike x Frankie Morales

Rating: Explicit, 18+ MDNI Words: 800 A/N: Well, y'all done it now. I was blown away by all the awesome comments you left on Maverick and No Game At All (But I Can Do This), and ended up writing an entire outline for a ficlet series about these guys. Lots of smut with just enough plot to hold it together. Here is part 3 (thanks for the title @sin-djarin) and there's lots more to cum come. Unbeta-ed. Dividers by @saradika.

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“I still can believe this is where you work.” Marcus shakes his head as he follows Frankie to another chopper, still awestruck by being at the  Los Angeles Airforce Base. “Didn’t even know they let civilians in.”

“They don’t, but you’re with me. Figured I owe you for the other day.” Frankie gives him an apologetic smile as he nods at the aircraft. “Wanna check it out?”

“Is that even allowed?”

Frankie looks amused as he climbs in the helicopter, offering Marcus a hand to get in too. “You’re dying to see this but you’re worried about permission? The FBI fucked you up good, huh.”

“I just - I don’t want you to get in trouble.” Marcus tries to not blush, painfully aware of how different they are; Frankie as ex-Delta Force versus himself at the FBI Art Theft department. Different kinds of rules, training, skills. Marcus has never lacked confidence about himself or his profession, but there’s a quiet confidence and competence about Frankie that hits him hard. Even more so here among aircrafts that Marcus has dreamt of since he was a kid.

Frankie doesn’t respond and flicks some switches, then nods at the seat up front. “Go ahead.”

“Shit. Really?” He tries to not sound too giddy as he slides into the pilot chair, breathing in deeply as he looks at all the controls and blinking lights. Shaking his head as he takes it all in, being somewhere he could’ve never imagined himself to be. “This is awesome.”

“Good.” Frankie’s voice is soft, almost as gentle as the hand he rests on Marcus’ shoulder. Before Marcus has time to think about just how close he is, Frankie’s hand moves to his chin, tilting Marcus’ head back just slightly so their eyes meet. 

A smile plays over Frankie’s face as he leans down and kisses him, and Marcus’ mind just goes empty. Senses overloading as he tastes the peppermint on Frankie’s breath, smells his cologne so clearly now, and he wishes they were somewhere private instead of on the base.

When they come up for air, Frankie is smiling as he takes off his cap - revealing even more of those fucking perfect curls -, and puts it on Marcus’ hair. “Hold this for a sec.” He takes a step back as he takes in the sight, those eyes seeming to get even darker. “Looks good on you,” Frankie says, and this time his voice is lower, deeper and almost gravelly.

“Yeah?” Marcus can’t find any further words, especially not when Frankie’s large hand cups him through his pants, strong fingers closing around his cock.

“Yeah.” Frankie nods, then starts to unbuckle Marcus’ belt, calmly undoing his pants as he sinks down to his knees, a slight smile ghosting around his lips. It widens into a grin when he takes out Marcus’ dick, those strong fingers cupping his balls, and Marcus has to fight to not close his eyes by how good it feels. He doesn’t want to miss any of this, of how good Frankie’s tongue looks on his dick, running over the vein underneath and then the head.

“You’ve been hard since the moment you stepped on the base,” Frankie’s voice is quiet but almost shaking, his eyes meeting Marcus’ again. “Saw it. The entire time.” The tip of his tongue slowly swirling over Marcus, licking up the beads of precum. “It’s been driving me fucking crazy.”

“Fuck me,” the words slip from Marcus’ lips as he groans, more in awe than an actual request as he reaches out for Frankie’s curls - oh, they’re so fucking soft, he just has to twirl them around his fingers. 

Frankie hums as he nods, reaching for Marcus’ hand as he slides it to the back of his head. “Oh, you bet I will,” his breath so hot on Marcus’ cock as he flattens his tongue and licks him hard this time. “Later. Gonna suck you off first. You can pull my hair, ‘s good - I like it.” 

With that, he goes down on Marcus, who loses the ability to think right on the spot. There’s only the warm, tight wetness of Frankie’s mouth on him, those curls under his fingers, the smell of diesel and planes all around them, that ridiculously attractive cap of Frankie resting on his head now. 

The soft moans and quiet slurps that make all the hairs on Marcus’ body stand up, and then there’s only the pleasure banging through him, rushing like it’s poured in by the gallon, and he’s crying out Frankie’s name so, so much louder than he should - but he doesn’t even care. Let them find them here, with Frankie on his knees, mouth full of him as he’s jerking himself off - let them find them and be jealous, because they should be.

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[a-thousand-lives-lost-for-peace]

been putting this together for a couple days but here's the larger elaboration LOL

First of all , Jill was way more capably trained than any of the other S.T.A.R.S. members, which was right from the start a massive threat to Wesker. She never revealed any more than she wanted to , she was constantly reserved , and constantly observed, always taking notes. Her history, a lot of her skills were kept secret, and even Wesker didn't know the full extent of her capability . Compared to Chris who just had airforce under his belt, Jill had at least two or three special operations branches under hers, ESPECIALLY Delta Force - which is notoriously incredibly difficult to get into, and she's one of the only women in the world with that training.

She called Wesker pathetic in her run of REmake, and because of her character as a whole finding it difficult to trust, that only exacerbated after the mansion incident, because she had trusted Wesker so much, and he had betrayed her and her team.

She is also NOT someone to let go of grudges either, she would have constantly have thought back to it while she was doing all her investigations.

Especially when it comes to RE5, she threw Wesker out of the window not just because she wanted to save Chris, but also because she wanted to kill Wesker . He saved her because she had use to him , and then she spent three years under his control in Africa, which already is significantly more time than Chris had spent with his rivalry against him . Her hatred was building up for THREE YEARS , she DESERVED to have the final blow to end it. She spent so much time in direct contact suffering because of him , and she deserved to despise him.

He used her because of her skills, because she was a threat to him if he didn't get her under control - she is singlehandedly capable of destroying a very significant part of her plans. She is observant, capable, she isn't naiive or stupid, Jill is incredibly intelligent and she scares Wesker because of it -- he never knows how much SHE knows because she was that good at hiding it.

Chris was never impacted by Wesker as bad as Jill was . He was never against Wesker for the same amount of time as Jill was, and frankly, Chris never posed that big a threat to Wesker either - he was barely air force // STARS trained by the time of the general timeline the rivalry would have begun. Wesker sees him more as a nuisance/irritating, because JILL is the genuine threat, he's SCARED of who she is and who she's capable of becoming.

the poetry of jill fighting so hard against biowrapons but being the key for the most powerful one of them all.

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@ice-cube13 @oikaoi if you were interested in seeing the overall take

hot take but jill valentine had so much more of a rivalry with wesker than chris ever did

(honestly to me the chris wesker rivalry makes NO sense . . it makes more sense for jill. i can elaborate on this take as well LOL)

[metalwolf399]

METAL'S GAME OF THE DAY!

OK, today's game is Ace Combat 2. I beat this once on I think normal difficulty and found it too easy, and now I'm trying it on hard, it's good, but I think I still like Ace Combat 1 more, still it's pretty neat for the leap in graphics and gameplay.

Anyone ever played Ace Combat 2? I think next to Ace Combat 1, I think Airforce Delta is the 2nd best console jet game, I need to pick up the 3DO jet games and see how those are :)

[timflahertymilwaukee]

Tim Flaherty Milwaukee - Atc Specialist

Tim Flaherty of Milwaukee, Wisconsin has logged over 22,000 hours of total flight time. He is a family man and has been happily married for over forty years. Mr. Flaherty worked for Republic which merged with Northwest and then became Delta Airlines from 1985 through 2020 as an air transport pilot, and he was a member of the United States Airforce from 1975 to 1978. He was a member of NTSB Accident Investigation ATC Group in 2011 and 2012.

[oldgamemags]

Get Debriefed ‘Airforce Delta’ Dreamcast