NEWS & UPDATES
	3.25.2009: Japanese planetop art available for CHS mod. Downloads section.
	9.7.2007: New loadscreen for the US Navy. Check Misc. Downloads section.
	7.24.2007: Japanese planesides update. (Update: work halted due to release with WITP/Admiral's Edition)
	5.23.2007: Planetops have been in the works for a long, long time and they remain unfinished. However, the completed ones can be found in the BigB Mod.
	4.10.2007: Two additional sets of CHS Allied planesides finished and posted. This brings the series through Sept. '43.
	3.27.2007: CHS Allied planesides for June'42-Oct'42 finished and posted.
	3.23.2007: A number of stock allied planesides are available for download. Two versions of CHS Allied planeside also available. Slow but steady progress on planetop art. A few Japanese planesides and planetops are completed.
		P-80A Shooting Star for CHS planesides. Early models painted in a light gray finish to seal the exterior. If Japan had not surrendered in August 1945, this aircraft may have seen action by the end of the year. Medal of Honor winner and ace pilot Richard Bong was killed during a test flight, not 24 hours after the first Atomic Bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. A rash of accidents grounded these aircraft through early-November 1945.				A6M-2N "Rufe". Only a few hundred of these Japanese fighters were ever produced. They were used in forward base areas where airstrips were difficult to build or maintain.