I only listed service aircraft
Mig-23P with R-24M, prototype?
IL-102, prototype?
Here’s a thought and opinion I would like you to keep flowing please. The US needs an LAV-25 and TOW HMMWV.
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Ain’t holding out hope on that end. But sure, we’ll see what gets cooked up.
Yes that is true but I wouldn’t say the things you listed are notable vehicles like the ones I listed.
Only the 102 was a prototype. The R-24M was an actual thing.
You listed a prototype missile.
About the missile, dunno
But they built like 500 MiG-23Ps
You are sure to tag me about this at least once a day, so im sure it will be forever etched into my brain.
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My bad on that front then. Still, it was a thing.
F-4B being a major naval phantom of Vietnam and pilots flying a lot of F-4D’s in Vietnam, the A-4M being an iconic USMC attacked, the F-111D being an Aardvark, the F-4G being one of the main US SEAD jets for desert storm?
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I mean, you see how often planes get talked about, I gotta keep the topic of LAV-25 and TOW HMMWV going in whatever way I can, keep these topics popular so I can maybe see them sometime soon.
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Ok now works thanks
Keeping a subject alive in the RR topic is not exactly the most important for what comes to the game. If that was the case, we would just rename it to Commonwealth Thunder or something given what this topic mostly discusses during the quieter months.
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SEAD vehicle is a one-off.
Am I understanding it correctly that this was not a notable vehicle and was plagued with issues and forced to park, before shortly being taken out of service?
Like I said before, not as notable as the vehicles in my list.
Someone call ? :3
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Can I make it worse and turn it into Southeast Asia Thunder? KEKW
How is a SEAD jet one off, they used quite a few of them.
Only in service with one USAF squadron just like the F-15SG. But yeah your right. I picked it over F-111E because it did have more advanced avioncis
All roads lead to the Commonwealth discussions.
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One-off because SEAD is still not in the game yet.