Craft instructions

AG-1: Arm
AG-2: Lights
AG-3: Drop empty rocket pods

Wiki

The AB-88 “Stringent” was a 1963 modernization of the B-88 medium bomber first flown in 1947. Rather than a radical redesign, the program focused on extending the usefulness of a proven airframe through selective upgrades suited to secondary strike, patrol, and training roles in the early Cold War period.
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The most visible change was the replacement of the original piston engines with uprated turboprop powerplants, driving large-diameter propellers optimized for efficiency at medium altitudes. These engines provided improved reliability, better fuel economy, and smoother operation while maintaining the B-88’s familiar handling characteristics and short-field performance.
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A new compact nose-mounted radar was installed for navigation and limited surface-search capability, allowing the AB-88 to operate effectively in poor weather and at night. The installation required only minor changes to the forward fuselage, preserving the aircraft’s original profile.
Defensive armament was significantly reduced compared to the 1947 B-88. Most manually operated gun positions were removed entirely, reflecting changing threat environments and mission profiles. Defensive capability was limited to a single powered tail position or internal remotely aimed mount, primarily intended for deterrence rather than sustained combat, which also allowed for a reduced crew and cleaner aerodynamics.
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The AB-88 “Stringent” was not intended to compete with frontline jet bombers, but it proved a dependable and economical aircraft, valued for its adaptability and long service life. Its restrained modernization made it a quiet but capable bridge between post-war bomber design and more specialized Cold War aircraft.
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Weaponry

1000 lbs Bombs
950 lbs of TnT
HVPR
High Velocity Pod (launched) Rocket)
HVRR
High Velocity Rail (Launched) Rocket