The AM-233, a true behemoth of the skies, emerged in 1942 as Filedino's ultimate wartime effort during the Great War. This five-engine bomber was a marvel of engineering, designed to carry its bombs in full view rather than enclosed compartments, maximizing its offensive capacity. With a reinforced fuselage and an impressive wingspan, the AM-233 could travel long distances without escort, relying on its sheer power and adaptability to navigate hostile territories. Inside, a crew of six operated its navigation, defense, and bombing systems with calculated precision. AM-233 squadrons played a decisive role in numerous offensives, striking factories, supply lines, and enemy fortifications. Its silhouette in the sky inspired both awe and dread, pushing adversaries to develop countermeasures against its devastating attacks. However, its exposed payload made it vulnerable to fast enemy fighters and anti-aircraft fire, forcing Filedino to refine protective strategies and design escort models to ensure its survival.