Buc S2 has a 3+ year old bug report to get Napalm as its specifically listed in the manual. (Sea Vixen too)
Harrier Gr3 could probably get them on the grounds the Harrier Gr1 has them
Other nations get weapons because the airframe could use it, therefore all nations get it (look at the Gripens) So the Phantoms at least could get them
Also Britain reserved the right to use napalm and pilots were likely trained how to use them in the Jaguar and Phantom, but just never actually used them
But ultimately Britain heavily used CBUs, on pretty much everything, which could be added and tuned to be a Napalm rough equivalent.
I think I need to disagree with you AGAIN about Super Mystere.
It might be a bad plane, but I think carrying SECAN 63 over AIM-9B feels insane.
Just like the way you use J-7D with 1500kg of bombs.
You even don’t have sight of which plane is good or bad because you bombs with ‘EVERY’ plane you get.
False.
Test drive your MiG-23ML with 2x ZB500 or 16x FAB 100.
For example, F-105D can use both dumb bomb and napalm for base bombing.
2x BLU-27/B has 800kg-ish weight
while 5x Mk.83 has 2230kg.
Triple of weight compared to napalm.
Even though F-105D’s empty weight is 12600kg, the extra 1400kg of weight damages acceleration quite much.
Please learn basic math from the beginning.
If a plane gets heavier, the thrust ratio goes lower
So accelerate slower
Then the Engine will get extra thrust later because it will reach optimal speed slower, which will make you even slower.
Mig 23 and other fighters are low thrust low weight airframes. I think the mig 23 has 13000 AB which is unusually powerful for a single engine fighter, but this still is beaten by two engine planes which has like 6000-8000 kg/f x2 which is roughly 12000-16000.
It’s like a car lifting a trailer VS truck doing the same. The car benefits from lower weight, but given higher weight the truck will beat it
They have less flares than the Mig-23MLs and are slower.
Tornado is a ground attack aircraft, its pretty much meant to do one thing and one thing only. Though, i’ve gotten a fair few kills in the GR4 recently.
Mig-23ML, F-4S and other fighters that run Napalm could actually benefit quite a bit to the team if they ran an A2A fit, but quite often chose not too, because running Napalm and base bombing is more proftiable for them.
Just because UK didnt use napalm as prolifically as others doesn’t mean the whole weapon should be nerfed, just that CBU should be added as a counterpart
Mig-23ML, F-4S and other fighters that run Napalm could actually benefit quite a bit to the team if they ran an A2A fit, but quite often chose not too, because running Napalm and base bombing is more proftiable for them.
I’m sorry this is wrong. Most zombers run missiles on the plane too. It’s about maximizing the chance of you getting at least something.
Something could be a base bombed, player killed, or even AI plane destroyed.
Yeah, but that would require gaijin specifically nerfing specific vehicles which gaijin tend not to do. (E.g. removing or adding air spawn for certain vehicles).
The weight difference between napalm and normal bombs impacts flight characteristics way bigger than you think.
According to old wiki,
MiG-23ML’s empty weight is 10705kg, and R-35 engine produces 15787 kgf with reheat in optimal speed.
while
Tornado GR.1’s basic mass is 14309kg, while two worthless RB199 Mk.101 produce 7845kgf each (15690kgf total)
HOW THE HELL YOUR METAPHOR CAN BE RIGHT
when MiG-23ML flies way better than its counterparts in bombing?
MiG-23ML easily beats Tonka on Thrust ratio, and the difference becomes even bigger when MiG-23ML exploits with napalm, while tonka needs to carry 5 Mk.83