What was originally supposed to be a super sonic executive aircraft managed to find a niche in maritime warfare. Despite having a lower endurance than its contemporaries, the sea lion boasts the ability to deliver such a knock-out blow that station loitering is considered a secondary role. Mid air refueling and additional drop tanks satasfy th military’s requirement for endurance.
Where the S-11MP stands out is its rapit climb and heavy pay load. A full salvo can be launched out of range of an enemy fleet, condeming it to the depths, all the while being so high that anti aircraft missiles are near the end of their range by the time they are in danger proximity. Counter measures are equiped but needed infrequently.
Special flight aids ensure safe and reliable deployment and return.

Right slider is main trim. 1 notch down for cruise. Adjust based in speed.

Left slider is canard trim. Used for landing. Increase angle as speed becomes critical on final approach.

Ag1 is drag chute.
Ag2 drops all ordinance and tanks.