That’s the bird I most hyped about, thanks to all the Microprose and Jane’s sims.
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From RAZBAM’s Facebook this morning.
https://www.facebook.com/RazbamSims/photos/a.524059844347325/4423545607732043
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Razbam’s 10 year project. Lovely
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Heres a post from 5 years ago about the Forrestal… things take time…
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Nice, Back to sleep…
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This is more my line than a strike Eagle, doing A10 stuff but faster 
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Man I’m going to love the mudhen to bits 
All of the things! And fuel for days, all the power, the POWERRR!!!
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Yep. I’m extremely excited as well
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I used to always put mudhens in my sp missions as they look so good and carry huge amounts of bombs 
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So, a 2022 release or at least end of 2022/early 2023 seems more and more likely. So very excited!
From the modules in the photo, is the MB-339 a current module or something else Razbam has in store?
Ahh, Never mind. Community mod.
And the original mod team on the MB-339 is working on a payware version as well.
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South Atlantic Assets icon in there too 
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A bit OT but this little Box chalk full of good Flight Sims for a Great Price is what got me into Modern Flight Simulation in '98…Jane’s F-15E Strike Eagle being my favorite of The Lot!!
I soon found out painfully soon though my new little hobby would be costing me much more than The price of The box…My Sorely Underpowered PC would Belch/Sputter/Freeze anytime AI aircraft would enter or I launched a weapon…Still I managed to have a great time with these “Golden Age” Sims 
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Oh yes! An analogy escapes me but, DCS/FS2020/XP are to those sims’ above like the smart phone is to one attached to the wall:
My buddies teenage sisters (early 1970’s) were thrilled to get an EXTRA long chord for the house phone for x-mas…they’d stretch the thing out the kitchen, down the hall, and under their bedroom door. Yakking for hours. That would likely send most teenagers now into an unrecoverable hissy-fit.
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The FC3 Eagle was my first DCS module. I learned it basically from zero. Looking at this, even the grown up version kind of brings some good memories. I can’t wait to learn it all over again!
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