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The FA-35 Joint Strike Fighter was a multirole fighter, in use by the Task Force Talon, designed for air superiority and laser-guided bombing runs.[2]
Overview[]
| “ | Damn! I've been painted! - FA-35 JSF, being targeted |
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In Direct Action, the FA-35 is a multirole fighter that carries two air-to-air missiles and four bombs for attacking structures, though it is rather vulnerable to enemy AA.
In High Treason, the FA-35 has infinite air-to-air missiles and will engage enemy aircraft one at a time. Its bombs can be upgraded to temporarily disable whatever structures they hit.
A seaborne version is available at the San Antonio class and constantly circles the field. It carries infinite anti-tank and anti-air missiles as well as a single Harpoon for enemy ships.
Upgrades[]
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BLU-144 Blackout bomb The FA-35 Joint Strike Fighter's bombs temporarily disable any structure they hit. |
Trivia[]
- At the time of Act of War's release, the real-life name of this aircraft had not yet been decided upon, which explains the discrepancy with the aircraft's current name, "F-35 Lightning II".
Gallery[]
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The first delivered USAF F-35 on its delivery flight to Eglin Air Force Base in July 2011.
See also[]
Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II on Wikipedia- F-15 Eagle, US Army air superiority fighter
- A-10 Thunderbolt II, US Army ground attack aircraft
- YF-23 Black Widow II, Consortium multirole fighter
References[]
- ↑ Eugen Systems, Atari, Act of War: High Treason. March 24, 2006.
- ↑ Eugen Systems, Atari, Act of War: Direct Action. March 15, 2005.
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