The F/A-18F

A twin-engine, two-seat, carrier-capable multirole fighter-bomber known as the "Super Hornet". Its robust airframe is specifically engineered for the demanding environment of aircraft carrier operations, featuring design elements like folding wings and a strengthened landing gear. The two-seat cockpit design accommodates both a pilot and a Weapon Systems Officer (WSO), which is vital for managing the workload during complex missions. The aircraft's structure has been continually updated through various upgrades, with the latest Block III variant incorporating significant enhancements to its systems, including a state-of-the-art radar and cockpit displays, to ensure its effectiveness in modern aerial warfare.
The primary role of the F/A-18F is to serve as the backbone of the U.S. Navy's carrier air wings and a core asset for the Royal Australian Air Force. Its designation "F/A" signifies its dual capability as both a fighter and an attack aircraft, enabling it to perform a wide spectrum of missions including air superiority, fighter escort, reconnaissance, and precision strike operations. The "buddy store" aerial refueling capability further expands its utility, allowing it to act as a tanker for other naval aircraft. This adaptability ensures the Super Hornet can respond effectively to diverse operational requirements.

An F/A-18FSuper Hornet on the elevator of USS Beast

Stuff and Stuffs:
* Pitch - ✓
* Roll - ✓
* Yaw - ✓
* Trim - ✓
* VTOL - N/A

• Activate 1,3,4,5,6,7 - N/A
• Activate 2 - Arresting Hook
• Activate 8 - Start up