A23-Cougar Ground Attack aircraft

A23 Cougar is a ground attack variant of the famous Jaguar Attack aircraft. Cougar's straight wing design allows better low-level and low-speed performance so that it can focus on slow-moving ground and sea targets and give close air support.

A23 Cougar was intended to replace the aging fleet of Blackburn Buccaneer attack/bombers in the Royal Air Force in the early 1990s. But due to the budget cuts by the UK Ministry of Defense, only one prototype was built and tested by Win'sWings Aeronautics company.

Operation Desert Storm color scheme- the color scheme used in operation desert storm in the 1990s by the coalition forces.

Simple cockpit supporting VR

Weapons

Air to air:
- 2x AIM-9 Sidewinder air to air missiles
- 2x Gardian air to air missile

Air to ground:
- 28 Unguided Rockets
- 2x GBU 64 - 1000 lb bombs
- 4x inferno guided missiles
- 1x Exocet-M Air to surface missile (great to use against shipps)
- counter measures

• 2× 30 mm (1.181 in) calibre DEFA cannon - 560 rounds in total

Controls:

AG 1: Braking parachute
AG2: Canopy open/close
AG 4: Detach external fuel tanks

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