Retired Aircraft of the Arcadian Federal Armed Forces

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Aircraft

Arcadian Federal Air Forces

Aircraft Photo Origin Role Version Time in Service Comment
Fighter/Interceptor aircraft
Strike/Multirole aircraft
F-11 Sabretooth

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 Federal Union of Arcadia Multirole F-11
F-11M
F-11M1
F-11M2
F-11M3
F-11M4
1962-2002 The F-11 Sabretooth was the primary workhorse fighter of the Federal Air Force and Navy for decades after its adoption in the early 1960s. Serving as fighter bomber, reconnaissance plane, SEAD bomber and more, the Sabretooth was a venerable and versatile example of Arcadian aerospace engineering. Numerous foreign customers operated the Sabretooth, and many still do to this day.
F-8 Pit Viper

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 Federal Union of Arcadia Multirole F-8
F-8M
F-8M1
F-8M2
1955-1988 Initially designed as a penetration fighter to give Arcadian bombers escorts into protected air space, the Pit Viper eventually proved itself as a highly capable long-range missile-armed interceptor, fighter bomber, and reconnaissance aircraft.
Bomber aircraft
Support aircraft

Arcadian Federal Navy

Aircraft Photo Origin Role Version Time in Service Comment
Fighter/Interceptor aircraft
F-5 Paladin

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 Federal Union of Arcadia Air Superiority F-5
F-5M
F-5M1
F-5M2
F-5M3
F-5M4
F-5M5
F-5M6
1954-1979 While only serving as a primary fighter for the Navy until the introduction of the more versatile and high-performance F-11, the F-8 still managed to remain a mainstay air superiority fighter for Arcadian carriers into the 1970s.
Strike/Multirole aircraft
F-11N Sabretooth

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 Federal Union of Arcadia Multirole F-11N
F-11NM
F-11NM1
F-11NM2
F-11NM3
F-11NM4
1962-1989 While seeing shorter active service in the Navy, the F-11 still managed to impress as a highly versatile aircraft, only being overtaken in capability by the introduction of the F-6 Javelin.
Support helicopters

Arcadian Federal Army

Aircraft Photo Origin Role Version Time in Service Comment
Attack/reconnaissance helicopters
Support helicopters
Support aircraft