Variation armed with missiles defensively. While there is no forward vision, there were cameras in the cockpit that gave and image in front and behind. Mostly used in a support role. Enjoy! 1 for lights, 2 for parachutes, VTOL down for flaps. (Does have functioning cockpit! - Screenshot 3)

Fictional History:
Made specially for being a support aircraft, the "Coyus 15", or "C15", as it was called, was a vehicle of curious design. It had no frontal vision, due to wanting more armor, except for a camera and its sensors. Not much of rear vision ei ither, except another camera and some more sensors. 2 radar domes were built into the two cones on the outer edge of the intakes, on the front of the booms. One radar was specialized on ground/sea vehicles and the other on aerial vehicles. In its first test it nearly could go Mach, but a couple improvements later and it could easily go Mach 1. Another curious feature was how low the belly is to the ground. This was to make it easier on belly landings, if the gear was to fail, and to make it easier on reloading its weaponry. Armed with a 20mm rotary cannon as its main armament, it could also be loaded out with bombs or missiles on its 8 pylons. Another feature was its ground camera, used in reconnaissance and for tracking allied vehicle movements while in support mode. Once it had been proven useful, especially with its curious design, it made an outstanding victory at the Battle of Main Base, against the Jyrokins. 10 out of the 20 sent that day for support shot down at least 3 aerial vehicles each. The whole group also made successful strafing runs, destroying most of the Jyro vehicles. 5 specially were fitted for anti-ship roles, and sank 2 destroyers, 1 submarine, and 4 cruisers. Still is in use to this day, it is used on the front lines as equally as the F/A-28-SFA, AAS-12, or D11.