Grand Theft Auto: Vice City F-16 (Fighter)
The F-16 was born from the "Light Fighter Program" of the U.S. Air Force and was initially positioned as a light fighter for daytime visual range combat purposes. The lessons learned from the Vietnam War prompted the U.S. Air Force to seek a fighter jet that was cheaper, faster to produce, and focused on combat within visual range. This demand drove the development of the F-16. In the subsequent development, the F-16 gradually evolved into an all-weather fighter with complete multi-purpose capabilities. It adopts a wing-body fusion design and side wings to reduce flight resistance while increasing lift. The maximum instantaneous hovering angular speed can reach 28 degrees/second, and it has excellent close-range combat performance.
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About this mod Machine translation
The F-16 was born from the "Light Fighter Program" of the U.S. Air Force and was initially positioned as a light fighter for daytime visual range combat purposes. The lessons learned from the Vietnam War prompted the U.S. Air Force to seek a fighter jet that was cheaper, faster to produce, and focused on combat within visual range. This demand drove the development of the F-16. In the subsequent development, the F-16 gradually evolved into an all-weather fighter with complete multi-purpose capabilities. It adopts a wing-body fusion design and side wings to reduce flight resistance while increasing lift. The maximum instantaneous hovering angular speed can reach 28 degrees/second, and it has excellent close-range combat performance.
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