The Black Hawk was created as an alternative option for the ADF-11. It's tail-less design was primarily for stealth. This drone has a max speed of about mach 1. Minimized drag, stealth, and lightness were the 3 major points this plane was designed around. Weighing only 7,231 pounds (approx 328 kg) this plane can perform multiple combat activities. 2 types of air to air missiles with twin machine guns make short work of the enemy. For air to ground combat, only its single railgun is required. The Black Hawk has all weapons stored internally, for stealth. Your choice of weapons include 2 machine guns, 10 Olympus missiles, 10 Salvation missiles, and a powerful railgun. The Olympus missiles require the plane's radar to lock onto targets. It has a maximum range of about 4.5nm (approx 5.18miles), (approx 8.33km). The Salvation missiles are for longer ranged targets and can track up to 10 nm (approx 11.5 miles), (18.52 km). This jet was also designed to rely on its guns when required and is sometimes the more favorable option. Prior to engaging combat, consider activating the thrust vectoring. This will allow you to make sharper turns and when used correctly with the throttle, it can do some PSM. Controls: AG1 2d thrust vectoring, AG2 flaps and slats, guns works as normal and will pop out of their holding bays. The railgun will lower itself when "Air-To-Gnd" is selected. The Salvation and Olympus missiles will appear when selected. Keep in mind the flaps and slats will deploy at a speed slower then 155 knots (approx 178mph), (approx 287kph) or so. The Black Hawk's landing speed is a bit slower then that. Multiple new concepts were introduced during the making of this plane. Since the main wings follow the curve of the fuselage, they are angled up instead of flat like normal. The engines had to be redesigned 5 times, and getting the plane to be stable without Funky Tree code wasn't as hard as I thought. There were many bumps along the way making this plane and I couldn't ad