I have a problem with the A-10 and the F-15C.
I can't find the indicators for the altitude you have to fly when you are on to the waypoint.On the F-15C I also can't find the indicator that tells me on wich time/speed I must arrive on the waypoint.
Please help me
Sorry for the bad english

try to zoom in on the hud while in navigation mode to show you the waypoint distance..if your hud color is hosed push control h to change colors...as far as altitude..if your setting something up in mission editor, the waypoints you select show the altitude you can select or change..also the tic in the tape on the hud shows you the direction to turn to your next waypoint....also search this forum for "f15 navigation"..got some good tips from Brit radar dude......the search function on the forums can answer lots of questions, but i'm still too stupid to use it.......

Look over the info in the bottom half of this topic: SU-25 Waypoint
It talks about pre-flight planning, maps and paper flight plans. That paper flight plan is where (like A-10/F-15 pilots) you can get route altitudes and waypoint ETAs.

Yes- there is no instrument in the US jets nor in the vanilla Frog for "required altitude"

The Flankers, Migs, and T-frog have it.