Aircraft Type Considerations

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Fixed wing aircraft

F/A-18C Hornet

Typical missions: Strike, SEAD, Air Interdiction, CAS, CAP

F-16C Viper

Typical missions: CAP, Strike, CAS, Air Interdiction, SEAD

A-10C Warthog

Typical missions: CAS, Air Interdiction, Strike
Slow ~300 kts
Can carry heavy load of weapons and stay at target for a long time.

F-14B Tomcat

Typical missions: CAP, Strike

AJS 37 Viggen

Typical missions: Strike, Air Interdiction,

AV-8B Harrier

Typical missions: Air Interdiction, CAS, Strike

Helicopters

UH-1H Huey

Typical missions: Transport

Ka-50 Black Shark

Typical missions: Air Interdiction, CAS

Mi-24P Hind

Typical missions: Air Interdiction, CAS

AH-64D Apache

Mission Editor:

• WP

-The order in which the waypoints are listed/layed out should be:

1. Home Base
2. HA's (Should be a relatively safe area for collaboration and giving orders)
3. BP's within 4nm/8km from target (can be determined and entered inteo system during startup by the crew)

- e.g:

1. Home Base
2. HA 1
3. HA 2
4. BP 1
5. BP 2
6. BP 3

Tasks:

• Movement to contact
• Attack (BAI/CAS)
• Reconnaissance
• Screen/Guard/Security
• Aerial C2

Specifications:

• Cruise Airspeed 110 to 120 knots*
• Normal Fuel Endurance ~2 Hours (average fuel burn: 150 gallons/hour)

* varies with environmental conditions and mission factors

Sensors:

• FCR is capable of detecting, classifying, and prioritizing targets without visual line of sight or in limited visibility, and engaging with RF Hellfire missiles. (WIP)
• RFI identifies and prioritizes radar emitters based on pre-designated signatures.(WIP)
• FLIR, DTV, LST and LRFD

Capabilities:

• M-TADS Laser rangefinder and designator capable of returning range values from point to aircraft as well as designating targets for autonomous and remote Hellfire (or other LGM) engagements.