Name: Haribon 15Designation: Interceptor/ Multi-Role FighterManufacturer: Aurora Aviation Industry, Droo, Capital CityService: North Nazviet Air Force and South Nazviet Air ForceHistory: The Haribon 15 was developed in the 1980s as a response to the growing tensions between North and South Nazviet. Designed by Aurora Aviation Industry, the Haribon 15 was built to provide air superiority and ground support capabilities.Key Features:- Single-engine design- High maneuverability and climb rate- Advanced radar and avionics for its time- Armed with air-to-air missiles and rockets- Simple and durable designSpecifications:- Length: 15.7 meters- Wingspan: 7.1 meters- Height: 4.5 meters- Empty weight: 5,300 kg- Max takeoff weight: 9,800 kg- Engine: 1 x Kuznetsov KR-30 turbojetKR-30 Turbojet:- Thrust: 70 kN (15,750 lbf)- Afterburner thrust: 110 kN (24,730 lbf)- Known for its reliability and responsivenessCapabilities:- Superior air-to-air combat performance- Effective ground support capabilities- Reliable and durable designDeployment:- Nazietan Wars: The Haribon 15 saw extensive service during the Nazietan Wars, playing a key role in air battles and ground support missions.- Nazviet-American War: The Haribon 15 also participated in the Nazviet-American War, engaging American aircraft and proving its capabilities in dogfights and air defense missions.Operators:- North Nazviet Air Force- South Nazviet Air Force (acquired through diplomatic agreements and purchases)Notable Pilots:- Major Viktor Kuznetsov (North Nazviet): Ace pilot and recipient of the Hero of North Nazviet award for his exceptional service during the Nazietan Wars.- Captain Joon-Ho Kim (South Nazviet): Renowned pilot and tactician, known for his bravery and skill in air-to-air combat during the Nazviet-American War.Legacy:The Haribon 15 remains a legendary aircraft in the history of Nazviet, symbolizing the nation's military prowess and technological advancements. Its service during