KÆM-24 Chara
The Klensærmonarcha KÆM-24 Chara is a Sahren twin engine single seat swing wing strike fighter. The Chara was first an experiment for swing wing designs from Tsaregorodtsev Aviation but was transferred to Klensærmonarcha after Operation Benzene for further developement.
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KÆM-24 Chara
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| Interceptor, Strike fighter | |||||
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| A KÆM-24 flying over the Balaoigir mountains border region | |||||
| National Origin | Sahr | ||||
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| Designer | Tsaregorodtsev Aviation Klensærmonarcha | ||||
| First Flight | Gardo 4th, 2197 | ||||
| Unit Cost | 41971(√) | ||||
| Number Built | 17 | ||||
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| Used By | Sahr, Aontas | ||||
Development
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Operational History
Design
The most striking feature of the KÆM-24 is the variable geometry wing, which consists of a straight edge gunfighting mode and a 54 degree general flight mode. While in this 54 degree fold the elevators become ailervators to combat roll instabilities. Two Alkan type 2172 turbojets power the vehicle fed by two rectangular side mounted intakes. Underneeth the fuelselage is an internal weapons bay, and fore of this is a smaller weapons bay only capable of holding 20-25mm autocannons. A large variety of additional armament can be attached to the wings via external mount.
Operational History
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