Some fictional history:
The C-32 was an aircraft with two fuselages, at first it was planned to be only an interceptor, but the superiors suggested that apart from having heavy armament, should also have a bomb load inside the center wing and fuselage because their country did not have many bombers and most were from the United States. The right fuselage was modified to have a bombsight where the co-pilot can calculate when to drop the bombs, thus surpassing the C-31 in bombing.
In early 1954, the new variants of the C-32 were completely removed from armament and modified to carry only supplies and throw them into the position of allies or civilians.
The C-32 first flew in mid 1944 and was retired in 1994.

The aircraft it's armed with:
- Four 20 mm cannons
- Two 37 mm cannon
- Sixteen 100 kg bombs
- Two 500 kg bombs

Controls:
- Change vision position to try to see under the nose with Activate 2
- Open bay doors with Activate 3
- Drop all internal bombs with Activate4
- Drop all external bombs with Activate 5
- Extend air brakes with Activate 6

Flight perfomance:
(All the perfomance without the suspended armament)

Max speed in a straight line at 3000 ft: 408 mph / 656 km/h

Turn time at 300 mph:
- Vertical: 25 s
- Horizontal: 21 s

Speed to take off:
- Without suspended armament: 144 mph / 231 km/h
- With suspended armament: 161 mph / 259 km/h

Speed to land:
- Without suspended armament: 150 mph / 241 km/h
- With suspended armament: 180 mph / 289 km/h

A small formation of C-32s approaching an enemy base. (1944)

A firefighter Bo-32H-3 (Slow variant of the C-32) (1984)

If you want, remove the suspended armament to be only a fighter.