F-12 Roman

The F12 roman was the successor to the F10 Thunder roar. The F12 was a revolutionary fighter incorporating many new technologies. The Roman has been modified and modernized and is still in use in air forces of the Western Frontier's allies.

Development
In the late 1980s the Western Frontier Air Force asked aircraft designers to begin working on a new supersonic, multi-role ,and most of all VTOL. Eagle Dynamics responded to this with there F12 Roman. The aircraft could out-climb, maneuver, and fly all the fighters of its time.

The F-12 included a new navigating system which used satelites to pinpoint waypoints for the pilot to follow, relieving stress on the pilot. Other features included advanced payload guidance systems that could automaticaly release payload and guide it to it's target.

The Ground attack variant, F12A, had a load capacity of 3000lbs and had larger wings. IT was also slower and was less manouverable do to its payload.

Operation History
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