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| [[Falcus Designs Me-490]] || {{Wpl|Jet fighter}} || {{ORE}} || Unknown || 1947 || 1948 - 1955
| [[Falcus Designs Me-490]] || {{Wpl|Jet fighter}} || {{ORE}} || Unknown || 1947 || 1948 - 1955
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| [[KAD]] {{wp|McDonnell XF-88 Voodoo|LLv.48 ''Strix''}} || {{wp|Jet aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Ostrozava|Compact2}} [[Ostrozava]] || 952 (some later converted to 48-57 standard) || 1945 || 1948 - 1964
| [[KAD]] {{wp|McDonnell XF-88 Voodoo|LLv.48 ''Owl''}} || {{wp|Jet aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Ostrozava|Compact2}} [[Ostrozava]] || 952 (many later converted to 48-57 standard) || 1945 || 1948 - 1964
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| {{wp|Gotha Go-229|Zimov MZLv.48 ''Jackal''}} || {{wp|Flying wing}} {{wp|jet fighter}} || {{flagicon|Ostrozava|Compact2}} [[Ostrozava]] || 94 || 1944 || 1949 - 1955
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| {{wp|Dassault Ouragan|AGMA P58 Lightning}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || [[File:Rubric Coast Partnership Flag.png|23px]] [[Rubric Coast Consortium|Rubric Coast]] || 93  || 1949 || 1951 - 1963
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| {{wp|Gloster Meteor|Greenwich Meteor}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || {{flag|Arthurista}}  ||  || 1943 || 1943-1958
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| {{wp|De Havilland Vampire|Despencer Vampire}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || {{flag|Arthurista}}  ||  || 1943 || 1946-1958
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| {{wp|de Havilland Venom|Despencer Venom}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || {{flag|Arthurista}}  ||  || 1949 || 1953-1961
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| {{wp|Saab 21R|GEEM E-21R}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || {{flag|Ghant}}  ||  || 1947 || 1950-1956
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| {{wp|Saab 32 Lansen|GEEM E-32 lantza}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || {{flag|Ghant}}  ||  || 1952 || 1956-1984
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| {{wp|Saab 29 Tunnan|GEEM E-29 Barrika}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || {{flag|Ghant}}  ||  || 1948 || 1951-1976
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| {{wp|Dassault Ouragan|AGMA P49 Lightning}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || [[File:Rubric Coast Partnership Flag.png|23px]] [[Rubric Coast Consortium|Rubric Coast]] || 93  || 1949 || 1951 - 1963
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| [[KAD]] {{wp|McDonnell F-101 Voodoo|LLv.48-57 ''Vengeance''}} || {{wp|Jet aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Ostrozava|Compact2}} [[Ostrozava]] || 700+ || 1956 || 1958 - 1972
| [[KAD]] {{wp|McDonnell F-101 Voodoo|LLv.48-57 ''Vengeance''}} || {{wp|Jet aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Ostrozava|Compact2}} [[Ostrozava]] || 700+ || 1956 || 1958 - 1972
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| {{wp|Dassault Mystère IV|AGMA P52 Lightning II}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || [[File:Rubric Coast Partnership Flag.png|23px]] [[Rubric Coast Consortium|Rubric Coast]] || 211  || 1952 || 1954 - 1969
| {{wp|Dassault Mystère IV|AGMA P61 Lightning II}}|| {{wp|Fighter-bomber|Jet fighter-bomber}} || [[File:Rubric Coast Partnership Flag.png|23px]] [[Rubric Coast Consortium|Rubric Coast]] || 211  || 1952 || 1954 - 1969
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|{{wp|Northrop F-5|K'akmul 5}}||{{wp|Jet fighter}}||{{flagicon|Mutul}}[[Mutul]]||Unknown||1959||1959-Present
|{{wp|Northrop F-5|K'akmul 5}}||{{wp|Jet fighter}}||{{flagicon|Mutul}}[[Mutul]]||Unknown||1959||1959-Present
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|{{wp|Dassault Mirage III|N6 Vindicator}}||{{wp|Interceptor aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||228||1956||1961-1995
|{{wp|Dassault Mirage III|N65 Vindicator}}||{{wp|Interceptor aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||228||1956||1961-1995
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|{{wp|Dassault Mirage 5|N6/17 Voyager}}||{{wp|Attack aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||60||1967||1968-2000
|{{wp|Dassault Mirage 5|N65/76 Voyager}}||{{wp|Attack aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||60||1967||1968-2000
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| {{wp|Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow|Morgenroete F-103 Ótkon}} || {{wp|Interceptor aircraft}} || {{flag|Gristol-Serkonos}} || 190 || 1952 || 1953 - 1984
| {{wp|Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow|Morgenroete F-103 Ótkon}} || {{wp|Interceptor aircraft}} || {{flag|Gristol-Serkonos}} || 190 || 1952 || 1953 - 1984
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| {{wp|Bréguet 1001 Taon|Morgenroete F-113 Gotgö}} || {{wp|Fighter aircraft}} || {{flag|Gristol-Serkonos}} || 200 || 1958 || 1963 - 2004
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|[[Aigios/Arthuristan Dynamics Whirlwind]]|| {{wp|STOVL|STOVL jet fighter}} || {{flagicon|Arthurista}} [[Arthurista]]/{{flagicon|Belfras}} [[Belfras]] ||  Unknown || 1988 || 2004 - Present  
|[[Aigios/Arthuristan Dynamics Whirlwind]]|| {{wp|STOVL|STOVL jet fighter}} || {{flagicon|Arthurista}} [[Arthurista]]/{{flagicon|Belfras}} [[Belfras]] ||  Unknown || 1988 || 2004 - Present  
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|[[Aigios Ifrit]]|| {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Belfras}} [[Belfras]] || 300+ || 1979 || 1982 - Present
|[[Volarion Ifrit]]|| {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Belfras}} [[Belfras]] || 300+ || 1979 || 1982 - Present
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|[[Aigios Shrike]]|| {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Belfras}} [[Belfras]] || 200+ || 1997 || 2000 - Present
|[[Volarion Shrike]]|| {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flagicon|Belfras}} [[Belfras]] || 200+ || 1997 || 2000 - Present
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|[[Aigios Viper]]|| {{wp|Air superiority fighter}} || {{flagicon|Belfras}} [[Belfras]] || 200+ || 1971 || 1974 - Present
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| [[Falcus Designs Me-550]] || {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{ORE}} || 295 || 1996 || 1998 - Present  
| [[Falcus Designs Me-550]] || {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{ORE}} || 295 || 1996 || 1998 - Present  
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| {{wp|General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon|Mi-10.2 Taguate}} || {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flag|Sante Reze}} || Unknown || 1974 || 1976 - Present
| [[Mekaniq Mi-9.C Fatalwe]] || {{wp|Air superiority fighter aircraft}} || {{flag|Sante Reze}} ||  || 1972 || 1978 - Present
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| [[Mi-10.2 Taguato]] || {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flag|Sante Reze}} || Unknown || 1974 || 1978 - Present
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|{{wp|Saab JAS 39 Gripen|Geem E-39 Grifo}}||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flagicon|Ghant}}[[Ghant]] || Unknown || 1988 || 1996 - Present
|{{wp|Saab JAS 39 Gripen|Geem E-39 Grifo}}||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flagicon|Ghant}}[[Ghant]] || Unknown || 1988 || 1996 - Present
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|{{wp|AIDC F-CK-1 Ching-kuo|Mach Aerospace MV-25 Eagle}} ||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flag|Daobac}} ||100+ ||1990 ||1994 - 2019
|{{wp|AIDC F-CK-1 Ching-kuo|Mach Aerospace MV-25 Eagle}} ||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flag|Daobac}} ||100+ ||1990 ||1994 - 2019
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|[[Mikasa Gallienus MiK-88]]||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flagicon|Elatia}}[[Elatia]]||Unknown||1978||1982 - Present
|[[Mikasa Gallienus MiK-28]]||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flagicon|Elatia}}[[Elatia]]||Unknown||1978||1982 - Present
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|[[Sorranus So-30]]||{{wp|Air superiority fighter}}||{{flagicon|Elatia}}[[Elatia]]/{{flagicon|Jhengtsang}}[[Jhengtsang]]||Unknown||1985||1988 - Present
|[[Sorranus So-30]]||{{wp|Air superiority fighter}}||{{flagicon|Elatia}}[[Elatia]]/{{flagicon|Jhengtsang}}[[Jhengtsang]]||Unknown||1985||1988 - Present
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|[[Kai-07 Raiden]] ||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}|| {{flag|Tsurushima}}/{{flag|Daobac}} || TBD ||1992 ||2000 - Present
|[[Kai-07 Raiden]] ||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}|| {{flag|Tsurushima}}/{{flag|Daobac}} || TBD ||1992 ||2000 - Present
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|{{wp|Dassault_Mirage_2000#Mirage_2000-5F|NA28 Spirit}}||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||285||1978||1984-Present
|{{wp|Dassault_Mirage_2000#Mirage_2000-5F|NA87 Spirit}}||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||285||1978||1984-Present
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|{{wp|Dassault_Mirage_2000N/2000D#Mirage_2000D|NA28/36 Sunray}}||{{wp|Attack aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||135||1986||1991-Present
|{{wp|Dassault_Mirage_2000N/2000D#Mirage_2000D|NA87/95 Sunray}}||{{wp|Attack aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||135||1986||1991-Present
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|[[NA48 Chainbreaker]]||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||460||1998||2004-Present
|[[NA107 Chainbreaker]]||{{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}}||{{flag|Talahara}}||460||1998||2004-Present
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|{{wp|Chengdu J-10|VA-15 Falken}}|| {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flagicon image|Flag_of_Brumen.png}} [[Brumen]] / {{flag|Onekawa-Nukanoa}} || XXX|| 2008 || 2012 - Present
|{{wp|Chengdu J-10|VA-15 Falken}}|| {{wp|Multirole combat aircraft}} || {{flagicon image|Flag_of_Brumen.png}} [[Brumen]] / {{flag|Onekawa-Nukanoa}} || XXX|| 2008 || 2012 - Present

Latest revision as of 19:49, 24 November 2024

Various features in jet fighters are described in terms of "generations", whereby a typical jet fighters of a given generation tends to have a certain class of engines, avionics, etc., and a typical jet fighter of the succeeding generation tends to have a different (and superior) set of engines, avionics, etc.

Classification

Fight aircraft in Ajax are classified into successive generations based on their technology and design elements. This system was initially developed by military historians in the 1970s and widely adopted by the world.

  • 1st Generation - High subsonic, conventional armament
  • 2nd Generation - Transonic air-to-air missiles, radar, Early supersonic radar, air-to-air missiles
  • 3rd Generation - Supersonic (limited purpose), Mach 2 air-air missiles only, Multi-purpose fighter-bombers
  • 4th Generation - Also 4+ and 4++. Supersonic (multirole), Supersonic multirole (4), high efficiency. High manoeuvrability (4), Enhanced capabilities, advanced avionics, limited stealth (4+, 4++)
  • 5th Generation - Advanced integrated avionics, low observable stealth


First generation (Post 1942)

Aircraft Role Primary
Builder 		Number
built 		First
flight 		Service
life
Morgenroete F-149 Gyrfalcon Jet fighter  Gristol-Serkonos 87 1949 1950 - 1967
Falcus Designs Me-490 Jet fighter  Orun Redisus Unknown 1947 1948 - 1955
KAD LLv.48 Owl Jet aircraft Ostrozava Ostrozava 952 (many later converted to 48-57 standard) 1945 1948 - 1964
Zimov MZLv.48 Jackal Flying wing jet fighter Ostrozava Ostrozava 94 1944 1949 - 1955
AGMA P58 Lightning Jet fighter-bomber Rubric Coast Partnership Flag.png Rubric Coast 93 1949 1951 - 1963
Greenwich Meteor Jet fighter-bomber  Arthurista 1943 1943-1958
Despencer Vampire Jet fighter-bomber  Arthurista 1943 1946-1958
Despencer Venom Jet fighter-bomber  Arthurista 1949 1953-1961
GEEM E-21R Jet fighter-bomber  Ghant 1947 1950-1956
GEEM E-32 lantza Jet fighter-bomber  Ghant 1952 1956-1984
GEEM E-29 Barrika Jet fighter-bomber  Ghant 1948 1951-1976

Second generation

These jet fighters started to regularly use onboard radar and passive-homing infrared-guided (IR) missiles. Early IR missile sensors had poor sensitivity and a very narrow field of view (typically no more than 30°)

Aircraft Role Primary
Builder 		Number
built 		First
flight 		Service
life
Greenwich Tigress and Super Tigress Jet aircraft Arthurista Arthurista 1954/1956 1955 - 1984
Mikasa Gallienus MiK-58 Jet aircraft Elatia Elatia 1957 1959 - Present
Geem E-35 Draco Jet aircraft Ghant Ghant 1955 1960 - 1988
Ahuriri Aerospace Kokotere Jet aircraft  Onekawa-Nukanoa Unknown 1947 1950 - 1968
Falcus Designs Me-500 Jet aircraft  Orun Redisus 250 1954 1955 - 1970
KAD LLv.48-57 Vengeance Jet aircraft Ostrozava Ostrozava 700+ 1956 1958 - 1972
AGMA P61 Lightning II Jet fighter-bomber Rubric Coast Partnership Flag.png Rubric Coast 211 1952 1954 - 1969

Third generation

The archetype of this generation is the [Insert Aircraft], the [Insert Nation] jet fighter model with the highest production number to date.

  • improved air-to-air missiles
  • improved radar systems (look-down/shoot-down)
  • other avionics
  • air-to-air missiles became the primary weapons for air superiority fighters, which employed more sophisticated radars and medium-range RF AAMs to achieve greater "stand-off" ranges,
  • guided ground-attack missiles
  • first truly effective avionics for enhanced ground attack
  • terrain-avoidance systems.
  • Air-to-surface missiles (ASM) equipped with electro-optical (E-O) contrast seekers
  • laser-guided bombs (LGBs) became widespread
Aircraft Role Primary
Builder 		Number
built 		First
flight 		Service
life
Airing-Copwell Shark Bomber escort/penetration fighter Belfras Belfras 120 1954 1955 - 1971
Airing-Copwell Spectre Jet fighter/interceptor Belfras Belfras 158 1953 1956 - 1980
Airing-Copwell Super-Spectre Jet fighter/interceptor Belfras Belfras 277 1958 1959 - 1992
Falcus Designs Me-510 Jet fighter/interceptor  Orun Redisus Unknown 1953 1960 – Present
Continental Reaper Jet fighter Belfras Belfras Unknown 1958 1960 – Present
Mikasa Gallienus MiK-70 Jet fighter ElatiaElatia Unknown 1968 1972-Present
Geem E-37 Vikken Jet fighter GhantGhant Unknown 1967 1971-2005
Ahuriri Aerospace Kērangi Fighter-bomber  Onekawa-Nukanoa Unknown 1957 1960 - 1989
K'akmul 5 Jet fighter MutulMutul Unknown 1959 1959-Present
N65 Vindicator Interceptor aircraft  Talahara 228 1956 1961-1995
N65/76 Voyager Attack aircraft  Talahara 60 1967 1968-2000
Morgenroete F-103 Ótkon Interceptor aircraft  Gristol-Serkonos 190 1952 1953 - 1984
Morgenroete F-113 Gotgö Fighter aircraft  Gristol-Serkonos 200 1958 1963 - 2004

Fourth, 4+ and 4++ generation

Fourth-generation designs are heavily influenced by lessons learned from the previous generation of combat aircraft.

  • much higher maneuverability due to low static stability, made possible by fly-by-wire flight control system
  • advances in digital computers and system integration techniques
  • system upgrades such as AESA, digital avionics buses and IRST
Aircraft Role Primary
Builder 		Number
built 		First
flight 		Service
life
Arthuristan Dynamics/Ahuriri Aerospace Cyclone Jet fighter Arthurista Arthurista/Onekawa-NukanoaOnekawa-Nukanoa Unknown 1973 1975 - Present
Arthuristan Dynamics Fury Jet fighter Arthurista Arthurista Unknown 1975 1978 - Present
Arthuristan Dynamics Kestrel STOVL jet fighter Arthurista Arthurista Unknown 1968 1972 - 2018
Aigios/Arthuristan Dynamics Whirlwind STOVL jet fighter Arthurista Arthurista/Belfras Belfras Unknown 1988 2004 - Present
Volarion Ifrit Multirole combat aircraft Belfras Belfras 300+ 1979 1982 - Present
Volarion Shrike Multirole combat aircraft Belfras Belfras 200+ 1997 2000 - Present
Aigios Viper Air superiority fighter Belfras Belfras 200+ 1971 1974 - Present
Falcus Designs Me-550 Multirole combat aircraft  Orun Redisus 295 1996 1998 - Present
Mekaniq Mi-9.C Fatalwe Air superiority fighter aircraft  Sante Reze 1972 1978 - Present
Mi-10.2 Taguato Multirole combat aircraft  Sante Reze Unknown 1974 1978 - Present
Geem E-39 Grifo Multirole combat aircraft GhantGhant Unknown 1988 1996 - Present
GN-340 Alpensegler Advanced jet trainer Brumen 25 2001 2005 - Present
Mach Aerospace MV-25 Eagle Multirole combat aircraft  Daobac 100+ 1990 1994 - 2019
Mikasa Gallienus MiK-28 Multirole combat aircraft ElatiaElatia Unknown 1978 1982 - Present
Sorranus So-30 Air superiority fighter ElatiaElatia/JhengtsangJhengtsang Unknown 1985 1988 - Present
Ferron Cojgé Multirole combat aircraft WazheganonWazheganon Unknown 1988 1994 - Present
K'akmul 20 Multirole combat aircraft MutulMutul Unknown 1982 1985-Present
Jub'mulan 90 Multirole combat aircraft MutulMutul Unknown 1997 2003-Present
Kai-07 Raiden Multirole combat aircraft  Tsurushima/ Daobac TBD 1992 2000 - Present
NA87 Spirit Multirole combat aircraft  Talahara 285 1978 1984-Present
NA87/95 Sunray Attack aircraft  Talahara 135 1986 1991-Present
NA107 Chainbreaker Multirole combat aircraft  Talahara 460 1998 2004-Present
VA-15 Falken Multirole combat aircraft Brumen /  Onekawa-Nukanoa XXX 2008 2012 - Present
Kai-79 Hayabusa Multirole combat aircraft TsurushimaTsurushima Unknown 1979 1981-Present
ZLv.99/L-N Multirole combat aircraft TsurushimaTsurushima/OstrozavaOstrozava Unknown 1997 2004-Present
UFC Tempest Multirole combat aircraft United Fighter Corporation Unknown 1992 2003 - Present
Ahuriri Aerospace Whaitiri Kāhu Multirole combat aircraft  Onekawa-Nukanoa Unknown 1986 1991 - Present
OI-9.A Agbatere Electronic warfare aircraft  Sante Reze 150+ 2006 2008 - Present
Tlo-45 Condor Multirole combat aircraft  Zacapican 450 1998 2000-present

Fifth generation

  • General design concern about radar cross-section (RCS), in particular:
  • commercial off-the-shelf main processors to directly control all sensors to form a consolidated view of the battlespace that is then shared via low observable data links.
  • newest generation of high performance jet engines
Aircraft Role Primary
Builder 		Number
built 		First
flight 		Service
life
UFC F-29 Hurricane Stealth multirole combat aircraft United Fighter Corporation 300+ 2003 2002 - Present
Oxidentale Jet Works Mi-14 Harpy Eagle Stealth multirole combat aircraft Oxidentale Jet Works 230 2005 2007 - Present
Morgenroete F-104 Ghost Stealth air superiority fighter Morgenroete Aerospace 150 1995 2012 - Present
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