A license built Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet made by FlightArms CAC for the Tactical Forces Military Global Air Combat branch.

This special variant of the single seat Super Hornet was specifically made for the 51st Combat Wing's Buzzer Squadron, a multirole fighter group responsible for deep strike or interdiction missions behind enemy lines. Buzzer Hornets comprise almost half of the squadron alongside their Legacy versions, and the other half being different strike/multirole aircraft.

As per role of the squadron in combat missions, the Buzzer Hornet is equipped with electronic countermeasures, improved armor panels, and state of the art avionics, enabling it to target multiple enemies at once. Be it ground or air. This heavy bird is armed with the Tactical Forces' standard AAFF-20R Multirole BVR missile, giving them the ability to destroy targets from long range, Mark 83 1000 lbs GP bombs for static hard targets, AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles for short range air to air kills, and an M61 Vulcan 20mm gatling cannon for vicious strafing runs and dogfights.

A Buzzer Hornet doing a low pass over the main taxiway of Wright Airbase. A feat commonly done by it's squadron

Although this Super Hornet variant is exclusively built for the TFMGAC, allied nations and militaries are also allowed to allocate limited units of this fighter for their air or naval air forces.

From left to right: Cpt. Jacques "Paris" Chateau, 1st Lt. Alexei "Gromov" Antonov, and Maj. Wallis "Buck" Middleton conduct flyovers over Skypark City before the start of the grand "Skypark Circuit" race, late 2020

A Buzzer Hornet shooting down a practice drone during a routine Air to Air weapons fire session over Wright Airbase

2nd Lt. Christopher "Yoyo" Black aboard the TFMGNC's flagship carrier, the TFNS Redemption, during a Carrier Landing exercise. The missile destroyer TFNS Wright Sea is visible in the background. 2021