A German WW2 Dive bomber, the 701 was meant to serve alongside the older Ju87 Stuka. Just like the Stuka, it forgot how to dogfight in the prototype stage and decided it didn’t like hard G turns. So, here we have a decent little dive bomber with some night interception capabilities! Armed with two 50mm cannons and payload capacity for two 250 pound bombs, it could do some serious damage if it decided to drop a couple rounds on your head. It had superior speed to nearly everything on the battlefield. If it couldn’t out gun it, it could out run it. This incredible speed came from having two very powerful engines housed in a streamlined structure. Even though it was fast, it still didn’t end the fate of Germany, although it did cause more casulties on the Allied side. And a fun fact, it got it’s name from the large, sharpened point on the tail. So, enough of the story! On to the controls! As long as you know how to fly a plane, you should be good. Controls are normal. Safe Flying, TAS P.S don’t through her around like a fighter, massive airspeed loss is bound to occur with continous movement.