After the successful introduction of StopBreathingMyAir's C-22 transporter in the Bein Air Force, the Army started experimenting the use of the C-22 as a mother ship for its new paratrooper corps. This in turn led to the [redacted] state factory taking the lessons learned and designing a successor to the C-22 especially tailored to the paratrooper deployment role.

This is the C-23 'Troopship', the result of their efforts

Some instructions:

Takeoff: With full flaps (VTOL down), the aircraft will takeoff by itself at about 150 mph.

Drop Paratroopers: Fly towards the drop zone, Activate2 to open side door and slowly push Trim slider upwards. Paratroopers will jump and deploy parachutes one by one (or actually in groups of 1, 2, 3 and 1 again) with increasing slider position. After some practice, you will be able to time the slider to drop each group separately. Use the cameras 'Paratrooper1', -3,-6 and -7 to follow each batch.

Landing: Even without paratroopers, the C-23 still sinks like a stone, especially without power. So approach the runway with full flaps at 25-45% power, keeping the airspeed at 150 mph (240 kmh). Kill engine just before touchdown and apply brakes as soon as the wheels touch.

Also:

Activate1: Lights
Activate7: Jettison wingtip tanks