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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
In contrast to most other stealth bombers, the BFM-60 stands out in that it is not a flying wing; rather a single extended delta-wing design with angled curves and | In contrast to most other stealth bombers, the BFM-60 stands out in that it is not a flying wing; rather a single extended delta-wing design with angled curves and a spaced V-tail. Engine design is an S-shape, with divert-less supersonic intakes on the forward-facing section of the plane. | ||
It is painted with radar-absorbent materials, and its engine design includes thermal suppressors to lower heat radiation. | It is painted with radar-absorbent materials, and its engine design includes thermal suppressors to lower heat radiation. | ||
RCS values are still highly classified, and at best experimental calculations and estimations; but the Aéroforça claims that it is "smaller than an insect". | RCS values are still highly classified, and at best experimental calculations and estimations; but the Aéroforça claims that it is "smaller than an insect". | ||
The BFM-60 is capable of supersonic flight, but it is unknown how this would play into a combat situation. | The BFM-60 is reportedly capable of supersonic flight, but it is unknown how this would play into a combat situation. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
''See also:'' [[Operation: Shock-Light]]<br> | ''See also:'' [[Operation: Shock-Light]]<br> | ||
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In 2014, roughly two years before its official commission date, six BFM-60 were used to launch cruise missiles against Ardoki. The stealth bombers were able to avoid OTH radar and coastal AWACS patrols, launch missiles from a stand-off range, and escape undetected. Initially, the Inyurstan government refused to comment on whether or not the missiles had been launched from submarine, surface ship or aircraft. | In 2014, roughly two years before its official commission date, six BFM-60 were used to launch cruise missiles against Ardoki. The stealth bombers were able to avoid OTH radar and coastal AWACS patrols, launch missiles from a stand-off range, and escape undetected. Initially, the Inyurstan government refused to comment on whether or not the missiles had been launched from submarine, surface ship or aircraft. | ||
In 2018 the BFM-60 became the first and currently only Inyurstan unit to utilize a nuclear weapon in combat when a pair dropped two modified [[RPBG-13K | In 2018 the BFM-60 became the first and currently only Inyurstan unit to utilize a nuclear weapon in combat when a pair dropped two modified [[RPBG-13K-S OPG]] bombs carrying low-yield devices against [[Bashriyya|Bashriyyan]] nuclear facilities. | ||
==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||
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'''Speed''': Mach 1+ <br /> | '''Speed''': Mach 1+ <br /> | ||
'''Range''': (transcontinental)<br /> | '''Range''': (transcontinental)<br /> | ||
'''Payload''': <br /> | '''Payload''': 16,000kg; 35,000lb <br /> | ||
'''Hardpoints''': | '''Hardpoints''': | ||
*x10 Internal<br /> | *x10 Internal<br /> | ||
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**Up to 20 CBU-500 series | **Up to 20 CBU-500 series | ||
**Up to 10 CBU-1K & CBU-2K series | **Up to 10 CBU-1K & CBU-2K series | ||
*[[RPBG- | *[[RPBG-17K PCS]] | ||
*[[GRBG-15 BRAGA]] | *[[GRBG-15 BRAGA]] | ||
*{{wp|AGM-154 JSOW}} | *{{wp|AGM-154 JSOW}} | ||
[[Category:Inyurstan Military Equipment]] | [[Category:Inyurstan Military Equipment]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:45, 18 February 2024
| BFM-60 Jararacussu | |
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| BFM-60 introduction flight over central Marindino | |
| Role | Medium Stealth Bomber |
| National origin |  Inyursta
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| Manufacturer | Navayelle Systems with support from Colomas Aerospace |
| First flight | Classified |
| Status | In service |
| Primary user | Inyurstan Air Force
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| Produced | Classified |
| Number built | Classified, beleived to be 10-16 |
| Program cost | $780 billion |
The BFM-60 Jararacussu (Bombadière Furtivo Medían) is a stealth bomber developed for the Inyurstan Air Force. It is named after the deadly Jararacussu viper. Previously known only by the project codename of "SB-2010", the BFM-60 was first unveiled to the public in 2016.
Design
In contrast to most other stealth bombers, the BFM-60 stands out in that it is not a flying wing; rather a single extended delta-wing design with angled curves and a spaced V-tail. Engine design is an S-shape, with divert-less supersonic intakes on the forward-facing section of the plane. It is painted with radar-absorbent materials, and its engine design includes thermal suppressors to lower heat radiation.
RCS values are still highly classified, and at best experimental calculations and estimations; but the Aéroforça claims that it is "smaller than an insect".
The BFM-60 is reportedly capable of supersonic flight, but it is unknown how this would play into a combat situation.
History
See also: Operation: Shock-Light
See also: 2018 Bombing of Bashriyya
In 2014, roughly two years before its official commission date, six BFM-60 were used to launch cruise missiles against Ardoki. The stealth bombers were able to avoid OTH radar and coastal AWACS patrols, launch missiles from a stand-off range, and escape undetected. Initially, the Inyurstan government refused to comment on whether or not the missiles had been launched from submarine, surface ship or aircraft.
In 2018 the BFM-60 became the first and currently only Inyurstan unit to utilize a nuclear weapon in combat when a pair dropped two modified RPBG-13K-S OPG bombs carrying low-yield devices against Bashriyyan nuclear facilities.
Specifications
Crew: 4
Speed: Mach 1+
Range: (transcontinental)
Payload: 16,000kg; 35,000lb
Hardpoints:
- x10 Internal
Armament:
Missiles:
Bombs:
- CB Bomb Family
- Up to 30 CBU-250 series
- Up to 20 CBU-500 series
- Up to 10 CBU-1K & CBU-2K series
- RPBG-17K PCS
- GRBG-15 BRAGA
- AGM-154 JSOW