FB-110 Osprey

The FB-110 Osprey is an Emmousian-developed long-range aerospace strike fighter designed and built by Dixon Aerospace in the state of Heierlark. Entering service in 1975, the Osprey of today bears little resemblance to its simple progenitor, being able to use its hybrid scramjet-rocket pack system to enter low-Earth orbit. It is able to maintain altitudes of 120-150 miles for several days, and can theoretically conduct lunar flight after exchanging rocket packs at a space station.

Operational History
The FB-110 saw extensive service during the North Ocean War, employed by two of the three SRE nations against the North Star Alliance. Emmousia used 36 FB-110FE airframes, while Sarrust used 48 FB-110FS in operations against Forevikian forces during Operation BABEL/CORNELIUS.

Statistics
Thrust: 3

Fuel: 60

Hit Points: 5

Crew: 2

Equipment: APQ-113

Weapons: 6 multi-role weapons hardpoints, 8 air-to-ground weapons hardpoints

Variants
F-110A- Original ECAF variant, c. 1975 (18 built)

F-110C- Primary ECAF variant, c. 1978 (60 built)

F-110F- last atmospheric ECAF variant, c. 1985 (36 built/converted)

F-110CE- original low-orbit variant, c. 2005 (18 built)

F-110FE- latest low-orbit variant, c. 2011 (54 built)

Operators
-Sarrussian Air Force (48 F-110FS)

-Emmousian Confederate Air Force (54 F-110FE)

--393d Strike Squadron 'Deathbringers'

--25th Strike Squadron 'Scythes'

--71st Strike Squadron 'Rebels'