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Revision as of 01:25, 28 January 2017
OAH T2 Saeqeh | |
Type: | Tactical Trainer / Counter-Insurgency Aircraft |
Place of origin: | Babkha |
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In service: | 1606 |
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Union Defence Force Albion Air Defence Wing (formerly) Imperial Babkhan Armed Forces (formerly) |
Number produced: | 2,348 (Babkhan) 650 (Elwynnese under licence) |
Retired: | |
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Designed: | 1567 |
Manufacturer: | House of Osman GmbH |
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Length: | 11.80 m |
Width: | |
Wingspan: | 12.60 m |
Propulsion: | 1 × Almagro PT6A-68C turboprop, 1,600 hp (1,193 kW) |
Range: | 1,668 km |
Endurance: | |
Maximum Altitude: | 10,668 m |
Speed: | 557 km/h (301 knots) |
Complement: | One pilot plus one navigator/student |
Armament: |
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Sensors and Processing Systems: | |
Cost: | 72 Anunia Points |
The OAH T2 Saeqeh was a cheap and expendable training aircraft equipped with a turboprop engine, designed by the House of Osman GmbH for the harassment of dissident tribes and insurgent groups in the harsh and unforgiving environment of the Euran continent. It was subsequently chosen in 1604 by the Hall of Tranquility, the Elwynnese Ministry of Defence in the independence era, to form the basis of its Emergency Fighter Programme, a project to mass produce airframes for an anticipated war with Shireroth. Although Elwynn was reincorporated into the Imperial Republic shortly afterwards the programme was never cancelled and the aircraft remain on the inventory of the Union Defence Force available for mobilisation whenever the situation is sufficiently dire to warrant their use in the light attack role. The most recent examples of this being the River War of 1635 and the constitutional crisis of 1644 in the Year of the Four Kaisers.