A great landing as part of an exciting (sometimes too exciting) Adventure!  Very well done and very well chronicled!  🙂  

Thanks, guys, for the help. So simple.  I should have known... I just right-click the file that is in my OneDrive folder, then click 'Free up Space' near the top of the menu that pops up. The little status badge of the file will turn from a tick to a cloud, indicating that the file is in the 'cloud', with a link left behind, that, when clicked, will retrieve the file. If it is a PDF that is retrieved, it will have to be 'Freed up' again, to get the space back,    I moved about 80GB of files into the cloud, saving me that space. It's like having an extra 1TB of file storage.  

Just a simple casual affair, I'm sure.

Files in OneDrive will still take up space on your local machine when they are downloaded. As you have a second larger SSD, you can move the OneDrive folder to a different location.   https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/change-the-location-of-your-onedrive-folder-f386fb81-1461-40a7-be2c-712676b2c4ae   Another feature that can help keep OneDrive's local drive usage down is Files on Demand. By default this will keep files on the OneDrive servers and only download them when you need them.   https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/save-disk-space-with-onedrive-files-on-demand-for-windows-0e6860d3-d9f3-4971-b321-7092438fb38e

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/deleting-files-from-pc-without-losing-them-on/d330b3ab-f9ec-4fda-94da-dcfa854588fb

I guess you didn't recognize it from the description on the page I referred you to. "DCS" is the name of the sim, one of the most popular combat sims these days.   I was not suggesting you add any Google software to your computer, just referring to a feature of the Google search engine that most people don't seem to be aware of that can easily answer questions like yours. Bing appears to have the same feature if you prefer using that.

Congrats Bosss for finally making it to the end. What an interesting adventure this whole thing has been. I think when Phrog first started it, he was hopeful of just a few flyers joining it, and didn't expect it to develop into such a large gaggle and to contain many interesting aircraft and stories. Similar to the Australian adventure, a true epic!

Yes, F-5's could carry both Bombs in addition to Missiles. But would an Aggressor aircraft flying for REDAIR? I would think not.

Great screenshot. It appears that this sim version is a amalgam of various aircraft. Coloring is a mixture of Russian SU-27/35 black with outlining, with US Navy F-5N VFC-13's black with the red star on the tail. Also, different versions worldwide carried bomb and missiles. I agree that the 121 could be to VF-121 and it's role in starting Top Gun, "United States Navy Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor program." Interestingly, VF-121 never flew F-5s. And of course, the two Top Gun movies are 100% reflections on reality! 😉

That terrain detail is definitely not FS2004 (oh how i wish it were).

I got FS98 in spring of '98, found this site a couple of weeks later.  (My first PC had DOS 6.3 and Win3.1;  first cursed computers on an HP2000E with TTY terminals and acoustic couplers.)

No... they're not.

Thanks for the info.   What sim is that?   I found this doing an image search for "F-5 cockpit" on DDG.  I am aware of google, I do my best to keep it off my computer;  too invasive. no concept of privacy (I once tried to block a phone number, a simple action that should be done locally on my phone with no third party intervention - just tell the phone to not respond to that number, instead I get a popup, "google needs to access your caller list" ....Oh hell no google doesn't.    The number wasn't on my caller list anyway.  They just wanted to snoop.)

Can someone tell me if there is a way to change the scenery elevation for KEDW?

Are these really FS2004 sceneries?