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RAPCON: Military Air Traffic Control Simulator

RAPCON: Military Air Traffic Control Simulator

MS-DOS · 1989 · Wesson International

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Developer
Wesson International
Publisher
Wesson International
First release
1989
Platform
MS-DOS
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From the creators of TRACON, the best-selling air traffic control simulator, comes RAPCON, a rich and comprehensive simulation of the high-stakes world of military Radar APproach CONtrol. Forget Cessnas, Pipers, and Boeings.

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Here you get F14 and F16 fighters from Tactical Air Command bases, SAC-based B-52s, and the latest high-tech experimental machines filling the skies at Edwards - each flown by a hot-dog who thinks he is the ultimate Top Gun. The radar scope sweeps a fifty-mile radius until you separate and vector each aircraft onto final approach. Then activate the Precision Approach Radar for tight guidance commands right down to touchdown. Pop up a detail window anytime to get more information about any aircraft (is that B-1 carrying nuclear bombs on a collision course with the aero club's Cessna 152?). And during all this, your equipment intermittently fails, the field is getting "socked in," a pilot is screaming he lost an engine, and you're trying to "keep the picture." Can You?

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