A-5 SkyBull

The A-5 Skybull was a major leap forward in aviational history. The Western Frontier had worked for five years on designing a functional

stealth fighter. Once the A-5 skybull was designed the test pilots were amazed on the technology incoporated in the Bull's design.

Development
In 1982 the Experimental Technology branch of the war department became intrested in the idea of a stealth aircraft which could evade radar detection. The Airforce started testing different designs on small design experiments throught 1982. In early 1983 the air foce asked for a grant to design a steath Attack class plane. After a four month period the devepment teams produced 4 different planes:the X-1,X-5,X-7,and X-4. The X-5 proved to be the superior of all the experments. After two years of renovation and testing the A-5 was created. In the trial testing of the plane it showed great performance and a almost invisible radar signature. The Western Frontier Airforce ordered 46 of the 50 million dollar planes. The Airforce kept the program a secret and said the money was being used to purchase more F-10s.

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