Perhaps the most recognizable aircraft from the second global war, the Ausländern (Peregrine) was a Dieswenian dive bomber and ground-attack aircraft designed in 1935. The DFI-82 were crucial in the overtaking of Iosia's northern plains during the blitzkrieg missions of 1938. Over the progression of the war, the DFI-82 also took on the role as an anti-ship torpedo bomber with the D.IV variant. The DFI-82 A-2 was possibly the most well known variant of the aircraft due to its psychological role in the war with its propeller-driven sirens to further enhance the intimidation of its dive bombing capabilities. Overall a total of nearly 6,500 Ausländern aircraft were developed and were built up until the end of the conflict.

Action groups
VTOL: airbrakes
Trim: Down for take off flaps and eased flight
1: drop small bombs
2: drop mid bomb