Aircraft Data Lists

Table of Contents NOTES ON AIRCRAFT DATA................................3 French Aircraft – 1990s.......................................20 Russian Aircraft – 1990s.....................................35 AIRCRAFT DATA LISTS...........................................4 French Aircraft – 2000s+...................................21 Russian Helicopters – 1990s............................36 Argentine Aircraft – 1970s...................................7 German Helicopters – 1970s............................21 Russian Aircraft – 2000s+..................................37 Argentine Aircraft – 1980s...................................7 Indian Aircraft – 1970s.......................................21 Russian Helicopters – 2000s+.........................38 Brazilian Aircraft – 1980s.....................................7 Iraqi Aircraft – 1980s...........................................22 Sierra Leonean Helicopters – 1990s..............38 Brazilian Aircraft – 1990s.....................................7 Iraqi Aircraft – 1990s...........................................22 Serbian / Yugoslavian Aircraft – 1970s........39 Brazilian Aircraft – 2000s+..................................7 Israeli Aircraft – 1960s........................................22 Serbian / Yugoslavian Aircraft – 1980s........39 British Aircraft – 1960s..........................................8 Israeli Aircraft – 1970s........................................23 South African Aircraft – 1960s.........................40 British Helicopters – 1960s..................................9 Israeli Aircraft – 1980s........................................23 South African Aircraft – 1970s.........................40 British Aircraft – 1970s.......................................10 Italian Aircraft – 1960s........................................24 South African Aircraft – 1980s.........................41 British Helicopters – 1970s...............................10 Italian Aircraft – 1980s........................................24 South African Aircraft – 1990s.........................41 British Aircraft – 1980s.......................................11 Joint Aircraft – 1990s..........................................25 South African Helicopters – 2000s+.............42 British Helicopters – 1980s...............................11 Joint Aircraft – 2000s+.......................................26 Swedish Aircraft – 1960s....................................43 British Aircraft – 1990s.......................................12 Joint Helicopters – 2000s+...............................26 Swedish Aircraft – 1980s....................................43 Canadian Aircraft – 1980s.................................13 Polish Helicopters – 1960s................................27 Swedish Aircraft – 1990s....................................44 Chinese Aircraft – 1970s....................................14 Rhodesian Aircraft – 1960s...............................27 US Aircraft – 1960s...............................................45 Chinese Aircraft – 1990s....................................14 Russian / Soviet Aircraft – 1960s....................28 US Helicopters – 1960s......................................48 Chinese Aircraft – 2000s+.................................15 Russian / Soviet Aircraft – 1960s....................28 US Aircraft – 1970s...............................................49 French Aircraft – 1960s.......................................16 Russian / Soviet Helicopters – 1960s............29 US Helicopters – 1970s .....................................50 French Helicopters – 1960s..............................17 Russian / Soviet Aircraft – 1970s....................30 US Aircraft – 1980s...............................................51 French Aircraft – 1970s.......................................18 Russian / Soviet Aircraft – 1970s....................30 US Helicopters 1980s..........................................52 French Helicopters – 1970s..............................18 Russian / Soviet Helicopters – 1970s............31 US Aircraft – 1990s...............................................53 French Aircraft – 1980s.......................................19 Russian / Soviet Aircraft – 1980s....................32 US Helicopters 1990s..........................................55 French Helicopters – 1980s..............................19 Russian / Soviet Helicopters – 1980s............34 US Aircraft – 2000s+...........................................56 NOTES ON AIRCRAFT DATA -All prices are in Millions of Rubles / Millions of USD / Millions of rand -An Aircraft will always be able to take the most modern variant of any missile. (so an aircraft listed as having the AIM-9B can take AIM-9Es, AIM-9Ls etc. Depending on the period.) -Prototype aircraft have ben given an armament by the author – notably the Su-47 and Grumman X-29. Both have been armed as light interceptors or air superiority aircraft. -Aircraft are sorted according to their widespread usage, rather than their exact introduction year. For example, the F-16 and F-14, while both being introduced in the mid to late 1970s, are listed on the 1980s list rather than 1970s. Because this aircraft list will be used with the Mercenary Air Campaign, we decided to sort aircraft this way. AIRCRAFT DATA LISTS The following sections will contain all the aircraft data, ordnance and ground assets needed to play Missile Threat. There will also be short introductory sections for each conflict describing some of the specifics and providing special rules if necessary. The Aircraft Data Lists will look like this: Ordnance Lists will look like this: 4 Aircraft Notes Some aircraft have specific performance aspects that allow them to fulfill certain tasks or perform in certain ways. These are as follows: ASW (Anti Submarine Warfare) aircraft are capable of attacking submarines, as well as Naval Vessels. AEW and AWACS shows the type of radar an aircraft is equipped with. ECM shows the quality of Electronic Countermeasures the aircraft is equipped with. FAC (Forward Air Controller) allows an aircraft to nominate ground targets to other aircraft. Fast Climb aircraft can 1 altitude during in a climb without losing any speed. They can also climb during a Cannon Defensive or Last-Ditch Missile Defense, giving a -1 to damage. Fast Climb(2) aircraft can gain 2 altitude during a climb, without losing any speed. They also have advantages when making Defensive Maneuvers. Fast Climb(3) aircraft can gain 3 altitude during a climb, without losing any speed. They also have increased advantages when making Defensive Maneuvers. Camera allows an aircraft to conduct reconnaissance. Camera (Radar) allows an aircraft to use its radar range instead of the 12" visual range for reconnaissance. This represents ELINT and long range reconnaissance cameras. No Radar GS No Radar Gun Sight. These aircraft are -1 to all damage rolls for cannons. Rugged aircraft can take 2 points of damage before being destroyed. Once they are damaged a 3rd time, they are then considered to be destroyed. TWS aircraft can lock on to 2 targets for a single action, to a total of 4 targets. They can also ripple fire missiles at separate targets. Powerful aircraft can ignore 1 speed loss per turn. They can also gain 1 speed per action in a level flight. Powerful aircraft also get bonuses when making Defensive Maneuvers. Powerful(2) aircraft can ignore 2 speed loss per turn. They can also gain 2 speed per action in a level flight. Powerful(2) aircraft also get increased bonuses when making Defensive Maneuvers. UAV aircraft do not require a pilot – they are Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. Ordnance Notes AA Air to Air only missile. Speed: 7" unless otherwise noted. ARM Anti Radiation Missile: For attacking radar sites on the ground. Requires the target to be have an active radar in order to guide and/or inflict a hit. ASM Anti-Ship Missile: For attacking Naval Vessels and surfaced submarines only. ATGW Air-to-Ground Weapon: Ground attack only. Speed: 6" unless otherwise noted. GBU Guided Bomb Unit: Laser Guided Bombs. HOJ or "Home-on Jam" missiles treat targets with ECM(3), ECM(4) or ECM(5) as if they had a radar lock on them, even if no radar lock is provided by the aircraft launching the missile. UGB Unguided bombs 5 Vietnam Era Missile Successful Launch Table D6 Score Result Successful Launch? 1 Missile fails to launch – stays on the rail as a dud. No 2 Missile launches and falls to the ground without igniting No 3 Missile launches and ignites but fails to track target No 4 Missile launches and ignites but fails to track target No 5 Missile launches, ignites and begins to track the target! Yes 6 Missile launches, ignites and begins to track the target! Yes Modifiers: Competent Quality Pilot +1 Veteran Quality Pilot +2 IR Missile at Long Range (Beyond 8") -1 UNIVERSRAL ORDNANCE – ALL PERIODS: Ordnance Name Pts Price: Type Aspect Range Tracking Guidance Damage Notes M. M. Ru M. Rate USD Rand Bomb 2 2 UGB - - - - - 1 pt ground damage Inflicts 1 pt ground damage Rocket Pod (Helicopter) 4 4 Fixed - 12" - - - Each Rocket Pod takes up 1 Hardpoint. Depth Charge 2 2 Fixed - - - - - 1 Point of Damage, Takes up 1 (Helicopter) Hardpoint 6 Argentine Aircraft – 1970s Aircraft Pts Price: Speed Turn Contact Weapons & Notes Bonus Rate Size M. M. Ru M. Rng USD Rand Rdr Ceil HPts FMA IA 58A Pucará 11 11 - 60 Small 3 - 3 - 2x 20mm, 4x 7.62mm, 6 Bombs Argentine Aircraft – 1980s Aircraft Pts Price: Speed Turn Contact Weapons & Notes Bonus Rate Size M. M. Ru M. Rng USD Rand Rdr Ceil HPts FMA IA 63 Pampa 16 16 1" 90 Small 8 4 4 30mm, 2x AIM-9L, 6 Bombs

Load more