The more and more addition of anti-ship missiles on air side of things gives me an impression that they do prepare a ground work for a massive BR jump
FAMAE Piranha I 6x6 HVMS
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Ye, seems like it. Now that submarines are confirmed to be in plans, I hope they add anti submarine weapons for things such as helicopters and planes too, especially if we get more modern subs with anti ship/aircraft missiles, I really like the combat in sea power.
But definitely something interesting is coming this year, especially looking at these Q/A answers. I am betting on subs and ship to ship missile proliferation.
Q: Are there any plans to implement naval for China, Sweden and Israel in 2025?
A: No, in 2025 we plan to focus on the logical completion of Bluewater fleet trees by adding the most famous and powerful battleships. In parallel, we’ll work on the implementation of other types of ships and weapons that are not yet presented in War Thunder.Q: Submarines were tested some years ago. Are there any plans to add playable Submarines to naval battles, or in some form to the game?
A: Yes, we have plans for playable submarines, but no further details on this yet.
I would be playing naval nonstop if the naval gameplay was anything like first person’ish sea power.
the vf101 grim reapers skin for the f14B has drop tanks that say vf84 :(
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Is this…in someone’s backyard?
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yes
How and why?
self defense
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Idk how, but why not?
Maybe it was bought by someone and is a part of a private collection. Maybe someone rented it?
I just thought this version may be the single prototype
It is. Only one TH400 was built. It is also the only of the TH to exist, as 200 and 800 never made it to reality.
Kinda, apparently it’s in private collection in a village in the Netherlands, but it’s pulled out and driven around the village for events and such.
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What a… wholesome fate for an AFV prototype
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Just do it Gaijin. The Dorito was atleast made somewhat. “Dreams come true”.
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Used to be operated for OPFORs
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Finnish IL-28 01 “Nikita”.
In 1959 Finland bought two IL-28s from the USSR, one standard bomber variant and one R i.e. recon variant. With one more order for two R variants later on.
They were perfectly well suited for Finnish Air force needs which were primarily, recon, mapping, aerial radiation measurement and maritime recon.
What I am suggesting here is that the baseline bomber variant is added for Swedish tree after Saab 105G since thats the bomber/strike line.
Now some might comment about the fact that Finland didnt utilize freefall bombs on these. Well yeah, neither did Germany and we are WELL past the line where that actually matters for WT.
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Given the state with Gaijin and Finland youll be lucky if they even gave it ammo or fuel lmao.
