The B-11-N is a retrofit of the B-11 line of aircraft that has been fitted with 2 pairs of air-heating nuclear jets that give it a practically indefinite range compared to other aircraft of comparable role and size. due to the head engineer flubbing on some math, the nuclear jets are powerful enough to send this aircraft past mach 1, so it is advised to keep the throttle at 60%. The engineer also messed up by leaving the power cables to the massive radar array unplugged from the power systems of the plane.

Features

• 4x 500LBS bombs
• 56x 250LBS bombs (modified M-6 Bomb Pods -- https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/gl9i12/M-6-multi-bomb-pod)
• 2x Cleaver Cruise Missiles
• 2x M-7 concentrated strike munitions (experimental)
• 12x Inferno ASMs
  

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Controlls

AG1 - Engine Startup
AG2 - Carrier Tail-Hook
AG3 - ditch all weapons
AG4 - Unbound
AG5 - Landing Drounge Chutes
AG6 - Unbound
AG7 - M-7 deployment (not ditched by AG3)
AG8 - Unbound

General Statistics

Service Celling - 60kFT
Airspeed at 60% throttle (10KFT) - 600mph
Airspeed at 100% throttle (10KFT) - 790mph

M-7 experimental concentrated strike munitions

The M-7 is an experimental bomb that has been specifically engineered to take out anything that looks at it funny with a single hit. due to the fact the mechanism behind the bomb is extremely laggy, use at your own peril. The M-7 also has a greater drag profile than normal munitions so that needs to be accounted for in the sinking of enemy tonnage

Misc/Warnings

It is recommended to use the AM-2 countermeasures pod on the vacant pylon on the left wing next to the fuselage — https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/U32O9O/AM-2-CounterMesure-pod

I’ve landed it on the beast before, it’s possible. Believe me