Notes:
-Sorry, another bad cockpit view :(
-Be careful when pitching as the plane can stall and go into a spin

Controls:
-Acfion group 1: Missiles
-Action group 2: Bombs
-Action group 3: Jettison rocket pods
-Action group 8: Turn off/on navigation lights

History: Designed as a replacement for most light attack aircraft (which became popular in 2031), the Beechcraft T-122A fit the bill. Two other versions were manufactured for the USAF: The "B" variant, which was a two-seat trainer, and the "C" variant, which was meant for the EWA role. Three export variants were also made: The "G" variant for the Luftwaffe, the "L" variant for Lycernian service, and the "R" variant for the RAF, RN, and RNZAF. The aircraft is still displayed in many museums today.