| Great idea, but needs lots of work. If you are interested in improvements, here are my suggestions:
To start with some of the names are incorrect. The USAF designation is CV-22, not V-22; an Air Force Huey is a UH-1, not UH-61; an MC-130 is not properly called a Hercules - it is either a Talon (MC-130H), Combat Shadow (MC-130P), Combat Shadow II (MC-130J) or Combat Spear (MC-130W); likewise an AC-130 is either a Spectre (AC-130H) or a Spooky (AC-130U); and an HC-130 is a King. You included the F-15 Eagle but not the F-15E Strike Eagle (an entirely different weapons system). You included the C-21 (which is not really a "combat" aircraft), but not the other 6 VIP transports: The C-9, C-32, C-37, C-38, C-40, and VC-25. You left out several C-135 variants: OC-135 and RC-135S/U/W (all different weapons systems). Likewise with the C-130: EC-130E, LC-130, and WC-130H/J. Also missing is the C-27, F-35, MC-12, and U-2. SOURCE: http://www.airforce-magazine.com/MagazineArchive/Magazine%20Documents/2011/May%202011/0511weapons.pdf |
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