WARNING This is just an alternate history and not my political bias towards the n@zi party that made me put the sw@stikas

Massive Credits to @Has11 for helping me set up the hud

Controls:
AG1: Chute
AG2: Canopy
AG3: Hook
AG5: Cluster series 1
AG6: Cluster series 2

...with that out of the way

In this alternate history, the N@zis emerged victorious in World War II, and the global political landscape changed drastically. With the defeat of the Allied forces, the N@zis consolidated their power and established a totalitarian regime across Europe and beyond.

In the years following the war, Germany's technological advancements in various fields, including aviation, would continue to progress. Heinkel, a renowned aircraft manufacturer during the war, would remain at the forefront of German aviation development.

By 1985, Heinkel would introduce the HE 222 strike fighter, a formidable aircraft designed for fast and loud ground attack missions. The HE 222 would be a carrier-capable aircraft, indicating that the Nazi regime had established a powerful navy capable of projecting it's military might globally.

The HE 222 strike fighter would feature several notable characteristics:

AB 500-9 High Drag Cluster Bombs: The HE 222 would be equipped with special high-drag cluster bombs designed for low-level penetration and a large area of effect. These bombs would be capable of devastating ground targets, making the aircraft a potent force in close air support and ground attack missions.

2 Mittelwerk V-30s: The HE 22 would be equipped with 2 short range infrared air-to-air missles for self defense, the missles were proven to be very successful, achieving a 85% Kill Ratio from 1970 to 1980.

Junkers Jumo 055 K turbine engines :The HE 222's performance would be impressive, boasting exceptional acceleration and speed. With a full load at sea level, the aircraft would be able to reach speeds of approximately 840-850 kmph indicated airspeed (IAS). Without a load, it could reach a remarkable top speed of 1182 kmph IAS. These speeds would enable the aircraft to quickly engage targets and evade enemy defenses.

Carrier-Capable Design: The inclusion of carrier capabilities suggests that the Nazis had expanded their naval dominance beyond Europe. Carriers would serve as mobile bases for HE 222 strike fighters, allowing them to project power across vast distances and provide support in various theaters of operation.

With the introduction of the HE 222 strike fighter, the Nazi regime would possess a formidable air force capable of launching devastating ground attacks. Its advanced technology, combined with the Nazis' control over Europe and potentially other parts of the world, would make them a formidable force.