Designer: Atlas Military Aviation & Sukhoi
Year of Introduction: 2021
Role: Tandem seat multi role fighter
The TF-32 Valkyrie is the multi role variant of the
TF-23 Valkyrie. The Valkyrie was created when ATLAS was allowed to manufacture SU-27SKs and Su-30MKIs under license. In 2007 another conflict in Russia left the country temporarily unable to produce their own machines and what was left of Sukhoi merged temporarily with ATLAS. The production of Flankers continued and over time evolved as ATLAS was increasingly reliant on it's own technology. Eventually the Flankers formed into the Valkyrie family of similar aircraft, but with most of ATLAS' modular features. Production began in 2019, and the first Valkyries were delivered in 2021.
Controls:
Standard aircraft controls
Vtol for flaps
Ag-1 to open parachutes
Ag-7 to eject
This aircraft features 3D thrust vectoring.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s) +77 bonus
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- Wingspan 47.7ft (14.5m)
- Length 71.5ft (21.8m)
- Height 17.2ft (5.3m)
- Empty Weight 22,938lbs (10,404kg)
- Loaded Weight 36,232lbs (16,434kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.232
- Wing Loading 44.3lbs/ft2 (216.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 817.4ft2 (75.9m2)
- Drag Points 8492
Parts
- Number of Parts 246
- Control Surfaces 6
- Performance Cost 1,320
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@ShinyGemsBro I am glad to hear of the Valkyrie's success. Production is already underway.
Evaluation Report from 3rd Squadron, 11th Fighter Test Wing, Tactical Forces Military Air Force in testing the AMA TF-32MK "Valkyrie" air superiority fighter. Notes and rating on the fighter's combat and flight testing are as follows:
Speed Test: Aircraft reached max speed of mach 2.4 at altitude and average speed of mach 1.10 at 5000 ft. Fighter is eligible for interceptor role.
G Force endurance and turning test: Aircraft has managed to sustain 9.3 Gs of force in demanding turns and maneuvers during defensive evasion test phase, test pilots suffered minor G-loc from the fast turns and jinking. Fighter is eligible for sustained dogfighting.
Stress test: Airframe managed to endure standard and complex aerial maneuvers with no major or minor damage whatsoever. Aircraft remained 100% unscathed.
Landing Test: All gears endured short, conventional, and emergency landing tests with no damage whatsoever.
Addition report notes:
2 aircraft were lost in emergency mid-flight ejections after explosive compressor stalls. Both pilots ejected safely. Our Aviation Engineering Facilities will modify engines or possibly replace them for safety and enhanced combat performance.
Conclusion:
The AMA TF-32MK air superiority fighter has successfully passed all flight and combat tests with the loss of 2 aircraft due to unexpected, but manageable accidents. The aircraft has fulfilled all criteria required by the Tactical Forces 4.5 Gen F-X program with splendid results.
We, the Tactical Forces Global Air Combat branch, would like to present Atlas Military Aviation industries with a 70.5 billion credits contract for production of 1,357 Valkyrie units and additional 50.3 billion for upgrades and necessary enhancement research for the fighter.
Thank you for the work and business.
-Tactical Forces Central Command
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Woah this is some high quality shit bro 👌
@ShinyGemsBro Your request for ten units have been granted. Deliveries will commence immediately.
The Tactical Forces Military would like to purchase 10 units for evaluation. If AF criteria is met, we would like to purchase 1.3k units for active service and reserve fighter wings
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@HeavyC22 I took inspiration from the
SU-30MKI. I'm going to post a naval variant soon.
Su-33?