EMERALD FLIGHTARMS

F-39B GLOBAL FIGHTER

The Flightarms F-39B Pigpen is a 4.5 generation, single-seat, single-engine, all-weather multirole semi-stealth fighter aircraft developed for the Tactical Forces Military Global Air Combat/Air Force and for export to allied peacekeeping militaries. It is an unlicensed copy of the Jundroo Pigpen air superiority fighter.

INSTRUCTIONS

AG1 - Afterburner
AG2 - Drag chute
F5 key - Static chase view

An F-39B flying over Wright Basin, with vapor cloud coming off the wings' leading edge

The F-39 Pigpen was developed for the TFMGAC/TFAF as their primary combat deployment aircraft, where it served alongside US-supplied F-16 Vipers and Russian Su-30SM fighters in the middle of the 3rd Combat Horizon modernization program of the air branch. First being the A model, then came the B model which was put in service at 1993, and is still in active service to this day.

F-39B firing an AAFF-20R Seeker over Wright Airbase, South Atlantic in an Air to Air dogfight training, 2018

The Pigpen B is a fighter jet in a delta-canard wing configuration, with thrust vectoring control capability, giving it excellent maneuverability. This high mobility is further enhanced during supersonic or mach speed flight, which, for normal fighter jets, would usually mean wings-go-bye-bye. It's reinforced wings give it great durability to sustain continuous high-G turns in dogfights against enemy jets of equal agility.

This jet also comes with a pre-installed Flightarms EyeSpye Longreach Targeting pod for smart ordnance precision guidance against ground or surface targets, granting the fighter some very decent strike capabilities.

A Pigpen B doing a low pass over the American helicarrier USS Tiny just off the west of Wright Airbase

The F-39B is available for export to other allied nationless peacekeepers like the Tactical Forces, and friendly nations who may be interested in this highly customizable, very effective fighter jet.

Pigpen B flying over TFNS Nexus, one of the Tactical Forces Navy's 10 nuclear-powered Supercarriers, and her escort GM Destroyers

A carrier-capable model of the Pigpen B, the F-39C, is already under development and will be available for service in the Tactical Forces World Naval Combat branch, and will supplement the F/A-18E Super Spears of the naval air force.

An F-39B dropping a GBU-500 precision bomb

Weapons

Guns:
1x M61A2 Vulcan 20mm gatling cannon, with 2300 rounds

Air to Air loadouts:
6x AAFF-20R Seeker Multirole Missiles
4x AIM-120 AMRAAM and 2x AIM-9G Guardian

Air to Ground loadouts:
2x GBU-500 Precision Strike Bomb
Optional ordnance

Avionics

LRD-98 Multirole AESA radar with 360 degree detection radius. Max detection range classified

RSW-50 Radar Warning Receiver max detection range classified.

MTD Type-A Chaff and Flare launcher package for defense against radar and infrared guided missiles

Flightarms EyeSpye Longreach Targeting Pod for smart-ordnance guidance and ground tracking