Designation: V-36 GhostfoxRole: Covert VTOL Assault / Reconnaissance TiltrotorNickname: “The Phantom Vixen”Overview:Born from the shadows of the V-22 Osprey lineage, the V-36 Ghostfox is a next-generation VTOL designed for stealth insertions, high-speed strike missions, and electronic warfare. Engineers say it doesn’t just fly into battle—it slips between the cracks.Why “Ghostfox”?Like its namesake, the fox, the V-36 is cunning, elusive, and lethal when cornered. Equipped with radar-absorbing composites and an active camo skin system, it can literally fade into the sky. Crews joke that “you don’t hear the Ghostfox until it’s already gone.”Specs (leaked):Speed: Mach 0.85 in airplane modeRange: 1,400 nautical miles without refuelCrew: 2 pilots, 12 operators (special forces loadout)Armament: Modular bays (stealth missile pods, drone swarms, or EW jammers)Special Systems:“Foxcloak” adaptive camouflage skin (blends with sky/cloud patterns)Silent Tiltrotor tech reducing blade noiseFoxfire sensor suite for night vision, thermal cloaking detectionLore / Callsign:In the field, Ghostfox is whispered about like a legend. Some soldiers claim they’ve seen its faint outline shimmering overhead before disappearing again. Others say the only proof it was there is the paw-print insignia left stenciled on the ground