I just uploaded this full color period photos UIRES set to complement the Talon USMC Bomber Squad 1942 Campaign I just uploaded. It has correct ranks and medals included.
Hope you enjoy it.
Hope you enjoy it.
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United States Marine Corps in Color UIRES
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United States Marine Corps in Color UIRES set.zip
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Other UIRES and screens
Description: United States Marine Corps in Color background screens for CFS2
Pacific Theater WWII
By Captain Kurt
This set of screens uses period Kodachrome color photographs with the one exception of the captured screen. Nothing in color could be located for it. I have been collecting wartime color photos of the US Navy for this project, and actually wound up with more photos than I could use. Most of these photos are high quality and should provide a realism improvement for your CFS2 Pacific install.
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit United States Marine Corps in Color UIRES set.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Other UIRES and screens
Description: United States Marine Corps in Color background screens for CFS2
Pacific Theater WWII
By Captain Kurt
This set of screens uses period Kodachrome color photographs with the one exception of the captured screen. Nothing in color could be located for it. I have been collecting wartime color photos of the US Navy for this project, and actually wound up with more photos than I could use. Most of these photos are high quality and should provide a realism improvement for your CFS2 Pacific install.
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit United States Marine Corps in Color UIRES set.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
kelticheart
Charter Member
Amazing!!!
WOW!!!!
THANK YOU!
KH
THANK YOU!
KH
John Pirnie
Charter Member
Uires
Thank you so much Captain Kurt
JP
Thank you so much Captain Kurt
JP
miamieagle
Charter Member
Thank you!
Oops. I missed a couple screens in the US Marine Corps UIRES
[FONT="] I got ahead of myself when I posted the US Marines UIRES set and left out the Mission Builder screen and the correct Training Mission screen. I've asked Rami to put these in the download zip file. [/FONT]
[FONT="] I got ahead of myself when I posted the US Marines UIRES set and left out the Mission Builder screen and the correct Training Mission screen. I've asked Rami to put these in the download zip file. [/FONT]
kelticheart
Charter Member
Outstanding!
Isn't that great?
Mission Builder screen made with a WWII picture showing US Navy Seabees building an airstrip! What could be more proper?
Capt. Kurt, your ability to find incredible WWII colour pictures is beyond magician's skills!
Cheers!
KH
Isn't that great?
Mission Builder screen made with a WWII picture showing US Navy Seabees building an airstrip! What could be more proper?
Capt. Kurt, your ability to find incredible WWII colour pictures is beyond magician's skills!
Cheers!
KH
Blood_Hawk23
Charter Member
I agree. That is an awesome pic for Mission builder.
Thanks all 
Hi Dave,
I did no work on these. Most of them were original kodachromes. I think a couple of the pilot photos are colorized but I was not the artist that did them. I think one pic may have even been hand colorized on the print by the photographer like they sometimes did with chalk and oils back in the '40s.
But I have no real information on most of these photos. So many are just posted somewhere with no data or explanations associated with them.
I did no work on these. Most of them were original kodachromes. I think a couple of the pilot photos are colorized but I was not the artist that did them. I think one pic may have even been hand colorized on the print by the photographer like they sometimes did with chalk and oils back in the '40s.
But I have no real information on most of these photos. So many are just posted somewhere with no data or explanations associated with them.