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== F-82 Hawk == |
== F-82 Hawk == |
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| − | {{Craft|title =F-82 Hawk|role = Light Multirole|national_origin = Aquaria|manufacturer = Sparrow Aeronautic|first_flight = 2083|operators = Aquarian Air Force|image =A9F7BD17-22DC-4AC9-B6C0-32FF4BAE136C. |
+ | {{Craft|title =F-82 Hawk|role = Light Multirole|national_origin = Aquaria|manufacturer = Sparrow Aeronautic|first_flight = 2083|operators = Aquarian Air Force|image =A9F7BD17-22DC-4AC9-B6C0-32FF4BAE136C.jpg|caption1 = The underside of an F-82A during a patrol over Corain}}The F-82 Hawk is a family of 5th generation, single seat, single engine all weather light multirole fighter developed for use in the Aquarian Air Force and for export. Coming into service into in a market filled with F-77 Shrikes, the Hawk carved out a niche for itself by providing flexibility and cost efficiency not found in the F-77. The program has produced two variants of the aircraft, an “A” version being a conventional aircraft focusing on speed and fuel economy, and a ”B” variant which sacrifices some fuel and performance in exchange for a VTOL system. The nation of Venmous has expressed interest in the plane and a deal is in the works for a preliminary purchase of some planes. |
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The F-82 Hawk is a family of 5th generation, single seat, single engine all weather light multirole fighter developed for use in the Aquarian Air Force and for export. Coming into service into in a market filled with F-77 Shrikes, the Hawk carved out a niche for itself by providing flexibility and cost efficiency not found in the F-77. The program has produced two variants of the aircraft, an “A” version being a conventional aircraft focusing on speed and fuel economy, and a ”B” variant which sacrifices some fuel and performance in exchange for a VTOL system. The nation of Venmous has expressed interest in the plane and a deal is in the works for a preliminary purchase of some planes.