Tupolev/Lockheed Martin Aerospace-Wright Division Tu-95W NATO Reporting Name: Bear-J
Vanguard four-engine nuclear capable Strategic Bomber

A third generation in the Tu-95 lineage of the WIAF, featuring upgrades in electrical systems and avionics. The fourth generation of Tu-95s has since been produced in 2023 with the restart of production of these bombers.

A successor to the Tu-95 Bear-F with said type produced from 1981 until 1994. These bombers are expected to serve until 2050 which is by then, have already replaced by the LOBSTER stealth bomber that is currently being developed.

From bombing missions, high-altitude reconaissance, long-range maritime patrol, and even electronics warfare missions in support of allied special forces teams, the Bear has performed successfully though have since been lost to combat in the ongoing 2nd TFM-Darkcorp Conflict. The Bear is still a vital and important asset of the Wright Isles' nuclear triad alongside the Atlas Military Industries' B-180 Penetrator, both bombers are tasked with delivering either long-range nuclear armed cruise missiles ot free-fall nuclear bombs should a nuclear war erupt worldwide.

  Livery: 5th Bomb Group,  8th Bomb Wing,  Strategic Bomber Force.



==Standard SBF Bomber Loadout==
16x Mark 84 2,000 pound free-fall bombs
 Option for cruise missiles, guided bombs, and nuclear weapons depending on mission type and specifications.

Changes/additions made:
Added another probe (locate it)
Removed tail gun
Small decal (Figure out who she is)