Fictional Aircraft - Novels

[Graham1973]

From the 'wild and wacky' world of author Mack Maloney...

Super Hawks: Strike Force Bravo (2004)

B-2F
Stealth Bomber/Recon
Described as: "...bigger, stealthier and more expensive..." than the standard B-2.
Bomb armament is the same as the B-2, but the bomb racks can be removed and replaced with various recon packages, both electronic and visual in nature.
Crew is the same as the standard B-2
The autopilot is described as being highly sophisticated and nicknamed 'Hal' by the crews who fly these planes.

 

[Scott Kenny]

You’re welcome. Concerning tech data on the Mave version of Yukikaze, the anime version is only available. It is contained in a book titled The Fairy Air Force At War. It was an extra when the series was released as a special edition dvd. I believe someone posted scans of it on the Internet Archive. But this site has some of that data in english:

Yukikaze - GEARS Online

Yukikaze mecha designs and information.

www.gearsonline.net

If you can find it, this is the cover:

I tried the internet archive, and all but one of the pages is corrupted. Do you have a copy?

 

[Graham1973]

Not described in the novel itself, but the cover of 'Countdown WWIII: Operation Persian Gulf' (1984) by W. X. Davies (Pseud.) with the 'Strategic Operations Group' featured a weird mashup between a Chinook and a Hind...