“Unidentified aircraft, permission to land!” makes no sense btw
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Guess the aircraft and blog will release I think
looks cute compared to the local wildlife
I mean it makes sense for them to release the CF-188 dev blog either today or tomorrow, seeing as it’s likely going to be a pre-order pack.
I doubt we’ll see dev blogs for the Australian Hornets though.
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I hope for all three to be in one blog, just for the wallpaper
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like this ?
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You will only get one today and the other 2 scattered through the next 50 years
More like on the ground the Canadian one in the middle of two Aussies now that will be a wallpaper
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Actually no, Crows for air to air, crocodiles for guided air to ground, and drop bears for unguided air to ground
CM dispensers are full of those spiders that glide with the wind and cover towns in their webs. Drop them they act as chaff but put the burners on and they act like flares.
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I feel like magpies would be better suited than crocodiles for air to ground, but crocodiles would work pretty well as torpedos, I’d imagine
soooo like this ?
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Crocodiles are for when they run out of HARM’s. Magpies for when they run out of Mavericks and need to blind either a civilian population or a herd of sheep.
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Using dropbears might be taking things a bit too far, though.
Their use in warfare is most likely against the Geneva Convention
That’s more like a Geneva Suggestion to aussies
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Going to need to rethink that one chief. Brimstone 1 literally uses a standard Hellfire motor. It’s the same range as Hellfire when launched from a Helicopter.
Brimstone 1 only has more range when launched from fixed wing thanks to the launch speed. Brimstone 2 is when the motor is swapped and as a result increases range with static and high speed shots.
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I mean sniper pod gave me the image of a guy with a sniper rifle attached to the wing
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Oh hi
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