CONTROLS
AG1/AG6 + Inferno: GBU-10 Paveway II laser-guided bomb
AG2/AG3/AG4/AG5 + Inferno: AGM-121 “Ironblast” air-to-surface Missile
AG7: Chute deploy
AG8: Landing Lights and Air-refueling light operation
AG8: Navigation/Anti-collision lights
AG1 + Fire button: Flares cartridge (usually activated after GBU release)
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WEAPONS OPERATION
REMINDER: THE MISSION COMPUTER FIRST SHOOTS THE CENTRAL GBU, THEN THE AGM-121s AND FINALLY THE UNDERWING GBUs !!!
------------GBU-10 Paveway II-----------------
-Select Air-to-Ground target mode
-Select Inferno type weapon
-Acquire target (steady red box)
-Fire weapon
-Activate AG1 for center-line bomb
After all the AGMs have been shot (instructions below):
-Repeat the above steps and then activate AG6 for both LH and RH bombs

----------AGM-121 Ironblast--------------
-Select Air-to-Ground target mode
-Select Inferno type weapon
-Acquire target (steady red box)
-Fire weapon
- Activation sequence AG2 – AG3 – AG4 – AG5
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The RF-62G Feral (R- stands for reconnaissance and G- for ground attack) is a twin-engine, twin-seat, delta wing, supersonic, fighter aircraft specially designed for HI/LO offensive recce and counterattack. It is a variant of the F-62 Raven aircraft and incorporates a series of modifications in order to fulfil the demanding OCA/RECCE/DEAD role. The main differences from the previous model are:
-New more robust aft landing gear for operations from unprepared surfaces
-Lengthening of the fwd fuselage and addition of a second, fully missionized pilot seat
-2 extra “wet” pylons for carriage of totally 4 fuel droptanks
-Removal of the APG-101 Dazzler AESA radar in order to make room for accommodation of 6 digital, UHD, UV/IR, low light condition, LOROP, high-altitude panoramic cameras
-New and upgraded sensors for SIGINT/ELINT capability
-Installation of simpler Doppler radar for ranging, navigation and limited air-to-air targeting
The new RF-62G has retained and even upgraded its air-to-ground capability with more sophisticated, stand-off, laser-guided weapons but has abolished the BVR capability, the multi-target air-to-air management and the initial air superiority role. On the other hand, it has improved its combat loiter time to 4.5hrs without refueling and sharpened its DEAD (Destruction of Enemy Air Defence) efficiency. The RedEye ground-targeting system and all the ECM/ESM suites, previously deployed on the F-62, remained. The new aircraft added a RECCE capacity and thus making the F-62/RF-62G combination an incompetent combat element ready to accomplish any mission.
As a secondary role, a handful of RF-62G Ferals are assigned to Operational Conversion Units using the Autonomous Air Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation (AACMI) system for initial training of new F-62 pilots, utilizing the twin-seat configuration. Twin-seated F-62s (designated as F-62D) have been ordered so all the RF-62G can be used against the United Bandit Liberation Front (UniBaLiF) insurgents and their installations.



Credits to the respective designers of the weapons, who are many and I cannot remember their names. If you see your weapon-design here just message me and I will mention your name. Thanks again!