Not Vulpes?
It’s the knock-off version
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idk wym >.>
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you can see from the pictures that the facilities are complexly different
this pic id modern
Greece never had it
The museum page says they did have Ansons
https://www.haf.gr/en/history/historical-aircraft/avro-anson-mki-xii/
Wellingtons as well
https://www.haf.gr/en/history/historical-aircraft/vickers-wellington-mk-xiiit-10/
o yea forgot about them, still very small for the plane in the pic
Well, either it’s not a twin-tail or it’s a foreign plane
Or you know more than the museum does, because the museum doesn’t list any twin-tails for that period lol
there is one twin-tail
Well, which one?
Ah, found it, the Potez 633, but that seems too small
Ju-290 A-5
they well all destroyed in ww2
Did Greece have any of those or are you joking?
Also, 4 engines
the last 6 hours starlight i am searching for proof and that pic is the closest to actual proof, they are multiple reports for Greek captured 290 (but not official), beside that the only other i have find are thinks like that
Spoiler
surely the J-15T will be able to do what it was made for soon
I hope that you aren’t expecting to see that one in the game, because I’m pretty sure the A-5 is a recon plane
@KhorneFlakez1337 for reference, the R-37 has the same overload as the R-60 and R-27. and a higher overload than the R-24.
Thank you for following up on that, I didn’t know what you wanted to tell me with the first reply lol
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nahh i don’t expect to see it I don’t even thing it will come for Germany , for now its for my history autism trying to find every single one plane that served/used by Greece . next target its to find pictures of the captured Ar-196 A-3
nahh very heavily armored and it could carry up to 3 guided bombs
Source?
Also if we start speaking of potential compliance, I say let’s give the Rafale the Russian armement, since it will have to be compliant with those missiles in Serbian use /s