RAF Cottesmore
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RAF Cottesmore is situated in the county of Rutland,
 in the heart of the English countryside.

 Originally a large bomber airfield, it opened during
 the Royal Air Force's expansion period,
 late 1930's.

It was expanded in the 1950's to accommodate
 the Vulcan and Victor bombers, and later had a long
 association with Canberra's.

Better known in recent years as the home to TTTE,(Tri-national Tornado Training Establishment),
 Cottesmore in now home to part of the Harrier fleet,
 the remainder being at nearby Wittering.

Airfield side, the scenery is as accurate as is possible,
 considering the information available.
The hangars are of the correct "C TYPE" and are in their correct positions. The control tower is of the correct type.

The technical and domestic site are not intended to be
 accurate in their layout, but to give an insight into the types
 of building which would be in place on a typical RAF station,
 and again these have been constructed following plans
 and diagrams of the buildings.

Installation is by self installing.exe file set to install to  FS9(ACOF),
 and instructions are included to change the directory for use with FS2002.