I-Alphasim's MiG-23 FLOGGER, ivuselelwa ku- FSX/P3D amalambu endabuko we-MDL X, izithombe kanye nezinto zokwakha. Izitolo zangaphandle ngezimo zokubonakala kwesisindo, ngaphandle kwesiteleka esilayishiwe: Droptank on isimo sesisindo ngokusebenzisa imenenja elayisha, RN28 izitolo zenuzi ezimweni zokwehla zezindiza ezivela endizeni eyilondoloziwe.AS6 KAREN ... Funda kabanzi othandekayo osanda kukhonjwa ngakho-ke uyazi ukuthi uwela yonke imingcele yozwela. (iningi livame ukusetshenziselwa kodwa kulokhu akulona uzwela) The Ngoni inherited a very strong military tradition from their origins as a migrating army. In the words of their historian YM.Cibambo, ‘To the Ngoni war was like work and his heart rejoiced to think of it.' At least some groups seem to have retained the Zulu system of organizing their warriors into regiments based on age, although most units were based on territorial divisions, and warriors tended to live in their villages rather than in separate kraals as they did in the Zulu army. In Nyasaland, young men were often formed en masse into a new regiment known as a libandla, of which each large village or prominent chief might have several. Each libandla was divided into companies called libuto, which varied in strength up to 100 men or more, and would be allocated to one of the two maior divisions of the army - the younger men, or amajaha and the veteran amadoda. Each regiment and company was led by an officer known as an induna, who was responsible to the overall leader or 'war induna', appointed by the nkosi or chief.