B-E2 Multirole Combat Aircraft

The B-E2 is a light bomber designed in 1937 for the Lathistian Air Forces (LAF) requirements for a lightweight Multirole aircraft primarily designed for light bombing, anti-shipping, crew training and transport. The B-E2 fulfilled all of these roles, and even a couple others.

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Specifications:
- Wingspan: 21.9 meters
- Length: 14.2 meters
- Height: 5.1 meters
- Empty Weight: 9,704 kg
- Loaded Weight: 14,580 kg
- Engine: 2x air-cooled 2000 hp radial engine
- Top Speed: 610 km/h
- Power-to-Weight Ratio: 0.124
- Crew: Pilot/Student, Navigator/Bombardier/Trainer

Armament:
- 4x Mid Chin-Mounted 50 Caliber Machine Guns
- Up to 4 tons of bombs

Operational Roles:
- Ground Attack
- Light Bombing
- Close Air Support
- Anti-Shipping
- Trainer
- Experimental platform
- Interceptor
- Reconnaissance
- Night Fighter

Notable Features:
- Unique Twin-Engine Configuration: The B-E2 Tadpole features a distinctive twin-engine setup, providing it with a redundant and robust power source. The two air-cooled 2000 hp radial engines deliver reliability and impressive performance for the aircraft.

• Versatile Armament: The Tadpole's armament options are versatile, with multiple defensive machine guns and options for offensive weaponry. Its defensive turrets, including a dorsal turret and belly turret, are equipped with 50-caliber machine guns, while additional 50-caliber machine guns beneath the pilot's seat make it a well-armed aircraft.

• Large Bomb Bay: The Tadpole boasts a spacious bomb bay capable of carrying a variety of bomb sizes. This flexibility allows it to undertake a wide range of missions, from precision bombing runs to anti-ship torpedo attacks.

• Night Fighter Variant: The Tadpole's adaptability is further showcased by its night fighter variant. Equipped with advanced radar and specialized avionics, it can effectively patrol the skies and engage enemy aircraft during nighttime operations.

• Amphibious Modifications: Some Tadpole variants come equipped with amphibious features, allowing them to take off and land on water. This capability makes the aircraft suitable for missions that involve maritime operations and reconnaissance.

• Strong Defensive Armament: The Tadpole places a strong emphasis on defensive armament, featuring dorsal and belly turrets with heavy machine guns to protect against enemy aircraft.

• Robust Airframe: The aircraft's airframe is built for durability, allowing it to withstand the rigors of combat and extended missions.

• Multi-Role Capabilities: The B-E2 Tadpole is a multi-role aircraft, capable of serving in roles such as bomber, reconnaissance, and night fighter. Its adaptability makes it a valuable asset in a variety of scenarios.

Variants:
A-6 - 150mm Cannon
D-2 - Late war improved modifications
C-1 - Floatplane

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