The Beechcraft ERC-190D Electronic Havoc is an All Weather, Turboprop, Electronic Reconnaissance Aircraft Introduced in 1994 for short to medium range reconnaissance. The aircraft was part of the Next Generation Reconnaissance Program which called for a medium ranged reconnaissance aircraft for all branches of the Delta Federation. It first saw operation In Operation Sea Dragon in which it used its powerful camera to take pictures of enemy fleets and vehicles. During the operation, it flew with RB-57F Canberras and EMC-54J Command Flyer IIs. When in combat, the aircraft will fly in pairs of 2 with 1 fighter aircraft. The aircraft was so successful that 6 variants, 3 for export, were made. Only 10 were shot down

Design Group: Beechcraft, Moravia Ballistics, United Design, Lockheed Martin

Aircraft Type: Electronic Reconnaissance

Years of Development: 1988-1994

Year of Rollout: 1994

Status: Operational

Crew: 2x Pilots and 3x Reconnaissance Operators

Electronics and weaponry : 1x MBS-848-1Z All Weather Radar, 2x MBS-134A A.G.S.R.C (Air, Ground, and Sea Reconnaissance Camera), 5 more Systems

Maximum Cruise Ceiling: 40,000ft

Price: $ 59,733,913 DFD/USD

Number Built: 892,188

Operators: Delta Federation Royal Air Force, Delta Federation Royal Navy, Delta Federation Royal Army, Delta Federation Royal Marines, South African Air Force, United Kingdom Royal Navy (MR.1D), 30+ operators

Livery: Delta Federation Royal Navy low profile scheme

Squadron: VQ-82 “Signal Rainforest”

Controls: Normal, AG-8: Enable/Disable Lights