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- Hard Drive: 17 GB
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- Processor: Intel Core i7
- Memory: 16 GB
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- Hard Drive: 95 GB
The Swiss version of the iconic British Hawker Hunter jet fighter, melding air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles. The Hunter, versatile like never before, will be yours for free for squadron activity points!
Hunter F.58, jet fighter, Germany, rank VI. Squadron vehicle.
Features:
- Air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles
- Good manoeuvrability at high speed
- Countermeasures
When in 1957, the Swiss Air Force announced competition for a new fighter, Great Britain offered its most up-to-date Hawker Hunter F.6 jet fighters. These fighters were successfully tested and 100 units of Hunters began to be prepared for delivery, both from Royal Air Force active service and ordered from the Hawker facilities. The latter were equipped with Swiss-standard radio equipment.
The next batch of 52 units was ordered in 1971. These aircraft were designated Hunter F.58A and were delivered as assembly kits in Switzerland. In 1982, some of the Hunter fighters in the service with the Swiss Air Force were upgraded with a radar warning system, countermeasures and weapon systems for high-precision air-to-surface armament.
A new squadron vehicle that will hit the hangar pads in “Sky Guardian”, the next major update, is an export Swiss version of the Hawker Hunter jet fighter as part of the German tech tree with unique weapons and a special camouflage. In addition to the long-awaited countermeasures, the pilots will have access to the air-to-air missiles, as well as export modification of the air-to-surface missiles to destroy ground targets.
The flight performance of the new fighter is generally similar to the British Hunter FGA.9: it is a subsonic aircraft with a mediocre rate of climb. The pros of the Hunter F.58 include a fairly high flutter limit, low energy bleed and good manoeuvrability at higher speeds, which is quite rare for early jets.
The main attraction with the Hunter F.58 is the armament. Pilots will have access to Flz Lwf 63/80 air-to-air missiles (AIM-9P3 Sidewinder), which exceeds experimental SRAAM missiles in acquisition and flight distances, as well as tracking speed. Also, the new Hunter is capable of delivering more air-to-surface goodness too: conventional and incendiary bombs and unguided rockets are supplemented by the AGM-65B Maverick missiles (known here as the Flz Lwf LB 82).
Look for the Hunter F.58 in the list of available squadron vehicles with the release of the first major War Thunder update this year, “Sky Guardian”! Like all other unique squadron vehicles, this aircraft can be obtained completely free of charge, for Squadron activity points, as well as for Golden Eagles.
Comments (110)
Comments will be premoderatedOther than the RWR, literally no reason it should be in the German tree.
What?! For Germany? I though it will british.. Seriously It doesn't even have anything to do with Germany at all
I personally think this would have been a much better fit for the French Tech-Tree, as ground support fighters for Germany are already pretty strong around this BR (G.91 R3 and Premium R4, as well as the MiG-23BN). Its placement in the German Tree would also basically would rule out a Swiss sub-tree for France, which could offer a number of versatile planes, such as the Bf-109 or a (non-premium) P-51, for players.
Mirroring a lot of other comments here, why on earth is this going into the German tech tree? It has nothing to do with Germany, and will be the best version of the, famously British, Hawker Hunter in the game. Seems like a strange repeat of the Sea Hawk, the best version of a British aircraft going to Germany for no apparent reason. And just to pre-empt it, yes Britain does already have a squadron vehicle jet, but so do Germany (an actual German vehicle) so that does not help the case!
Next update a Hawker Hunter with radar warning system, countermeasures and high-precision air-to-surface armaments. For the UK, right? ... For the UK, right?
So a British Jet, operated by the Swiss goes to the German tree but a German tank operated by the Canadians can't go to the British tree?
should be in the British tree, why on earth is is German
50's aircraft with maverick, may consider
Can it carry mavs and sidewinders at the same time?
Unfortunatelly it seems they all go on the same outer pylons. Hope I am mistaken. I'm also quite intrigued if it will be classed as a attacker or a fighter.
FINALLY!!! After the Strykers and LAV and all the Oerlikon Cannons in game we finally get a beautifull Swiss machine. Cant wait to see the flag on the statcard :D. Thank you
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