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U43191476: /* See also */ fixed formatting issue

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‎See also: fixed formatting issue

U43191476: See also: reorganized lists, added links, removed questionable items

2024-03-21T01:31:04Z

See also: reorganized lists, added links, removed questionable items

U147229262: /* Usage in battles */ No longer relevant as tracer ammo has been added

2024-02-29T11:26:27Z

‎Usage in battles: No longer relevant as tracer ammo has been added

U38088265: /* Description */

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‎Description

U120313908: /* Description */ New Description Project

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‎Description: New Description Project

U147229262: /* Usage in battles */ Alternative usage as attacker in Air RB

2024-02-14T01:26:39Z

‎Usage in battles: Alternative usage as attacker in Air RB

U38088265: /* Suspended armament */ Reformatted

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‎Suspended armament: Reformatted

U11083192: /* General info */

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‎General info

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 The {{PAGENAME}} gets the luxury of spawning at around 1,000 metres from the start, as the plane is classified as an attacker. Just like the [[A-4B|A-4B Skyhawk]], the {{PAGENAME}} can use this advantage to gain the upper hand during the first few minutes of the game. Although many players are purely playing the {{PAGENAME}} for ground battles, diving to the deck will overall limit the {{PAGENAME}}'s success, as the plane has no opportunity to gain speed back at low altitudes. At altitude however, the {{PAGENAME}} can be played more like a piston-engine fighter, using Boom & Zoom tactics to eliminate opponents. This is useful considering the {{PAGENAME}} performs incredibly well at altitude, having a maximum altitude of over 10,000 metres. The {{PAGENAME}} should still try to remain fairly fast, however, as many opponents, such as the [[F-89B]] or [[F-84 (Family)|F-84G]], can easily reach the Saab's altitude by zooming towards it. Keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at a 10° will result in airspeeds around 400 km/h, giving it some room to manoeuvre in case an opponent wants to take care of it. This speed can be maintained for a long time, but keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at an altitude below 5,000 m will result in the most efficiency, as most opponents will stay below that threshold. After diving on opponents several times over, the {{PAGENAME}} can afford to be aggressive if the opportunity arises. The {{PAGENAME}} can force most opponents into dogfights, where they have no chance of defeating its superior turn-rate.
-On the other hand, using the {{PAGENAME}} as a regular attacker is also fine. Create a custom preset with the two cannons and, once you unlock them, 8 m/56D rockets. Once spawned, push the throttle to 102% (the {{PAGENAME}} can fly almost indefinitely on this throttle setting) and fly towards the ground targets that are furthest away from the enemy airfield. Prioritise light targets like machine guns and howitzers; rockets can take one out even with a near miss, and it only takes a very short burst from the cannons to destroy them. Once you've expended all your ordinance (preferably saving about a hundred rounds in the cannons for emergencies), fly straight back to the airfield. Don't try to stay and fight, because you would've lost most of your speed by now even with careful energy management, making you a sitting duck for enemies.
+On the other hand, using the {{PAGENAME}} as a regular attacker is also fine. Create a custom preset with the two cannons and, once you unlock them, 8 m/56D rockets. Once spawned, push the throttle to 102% (the {{PAGENAME}} can fly almost indefinitely on this throttle setting) and fly towards the ground targets that are furthest away from the enemy airfield. Prioritise light targets like machine guns and howitzers; rockets can take one out even with a near miss, and it only takes a very short burst from the cannons to destroy them. Once you've expended all your ordnance (preferably saving about a hundred rounds in the cannons for emergencies), fly straight back to the airfield. Don't try to stay and fight, because you would've lost most of your speed by now even with careful energy management, making you a sitting duck for enemies.
 If the {{PAGENAME}} gets to face off against the US in a down-tier, it can be recommended to use the Rb05A AGM missile. This weapon system is originally meant for tanks and is indeed highly lethal in ground battles. But a hidden quirk of the missile is a proximity fuse, similar to the [[AA-20 Nord]] found on French aircraft. This is guaranteed to be lethal against planes like the [[B-29A-BN|B-29 Superfortress]], which is commonly found at this BR. The missile works incredibly well against fighters as well, as nobody expects the {{PAGENAME}} to fire a 48 kg warhead in a head-on engagement. The only downside is that the {{PAGENAME}} can only carry two of these, and is completely defenceless afterward. It's more of a fun gimmick at the beginning of a game, but can be quite useful when dealing with the last opponent camping in space.
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 ;Related development
 * [[SAAB-105 (Family)]]
 ;Aircraft of a similar configuration and role
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 * [[Strikemaster Mk.88]]
 * [[Sea Hawk FGA.6]]
 == External links ==

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 * ''links to approximate analogues of other nations and research trees.'' -->
-;'''Other aircraft of the same series:'''
+;Related development
-;* [[SAAB-105 (Family)]]
+* [[SAAB-105 (Family)]]
-'''Aircraft of a similar configuration and role:'''
+;Aircraft of a similar configuration and role
 * [[F-84 (Family)]]
 * [[A-4 (Family)]]
 * [[G.91 R/3 (Germany)|G.91 R/3]]
 * [[A21RB]]

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 * ''links to approximate analogues of other nations and research trees.'' -->
-;<nowiki>Other aircraft of the same series:</nowiki>
+;'''Other aircraft of the same series:'''
-;* [[SAAB-105 (Family)]]  Aircraft of a similar configuration and role:
+;* [[SAAB-105 (Family)]]
 * [[Strikemaster Mk.88]]
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 * [[Sea Hawk FGA.6]]
-Aircraft of a similar role:
+'''Aircraft of a similar role:'''
 * [[A-4 (Family)]]

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 * ''links to approximate analogues of other nations and research trees.'' -->
-;Similar aircraft in terms of performance and BR
+;<nowiki>Other aircraft of the same series:</nowiki>
-* [[A2D-1]]
+* [[Strikemaster Mk.88]]
-* [[F-84G-21-RE|F-84G]]
+* [[Alpha Jet (Family)]]
 * [[Sea Hawk FGA.6]]
-;Similar Swedish Aircraft
+Aircraft of a similar role:
-* [[J35D]]
+* [[A-4 (Family)]]
 * [[A21RB]]
 == External links ==

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 The {{PAGENAME}} gets the luxury of spawning at around 1,000 metres from the start, as the plane is classified as an attacker. Just like the [[A-4B|A-4B Skyhawk]], the {{PAGENAME}} can use this advantage to gain the upper hand during the first few minutes of the game. Although many players are purely playing the {{PAGENAME}} for ground battles, diving to the deck will overall limit the {{PAGENAME}}'s success, as the plane has no opportunity to gain speed back at low altitudes. At altitude however, the {{PAGENAME}} can be played more like a piston-engine fighter, using Boom & Zoom tactics to eliminate opponents. This is useful considering the {{PAGENAME}} performs incredibly well at altitude, having a maximum altitude of over 10,000 metres. The {{PAGENAME}} should still try to remain fairly fast, however, as many opponents, such as the [[F-89B]] or [[F-84 (Family)|F-84G]], can easily reach the Saab's altitude by zooming towards it. Keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at a 10° will result in airspeeds around 400 km/h, giving it some room to manoeuvre in case an opponent wants to take care of it. This speed can be maintained for a long time, but keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at an altitude below 5,000 m will result in the most efficiency, as most opponents will stay below that threshold. After diving on opponents several times over, the {{PAGENAME}} can afford to be aggressive if the opportunity arises. The {{PAGENAME}} can force most opponents into dogfights, where they have no chance of defeating its superior turn-rate.
-However, the lack of tracer ammunition can make aiming the guns at manoeuvring enemy players quite difficult, so if you aren't confident in your aim, or otherwise just dissatisfied with the {{PAGENAME}}'s stock performance, using it as a regular attacker is also fine. Create a custom preset with the two cannons and, once you unlock them, 8 m/56D rockets. Once spawned, push the throttle to 102% (the {{PAGENAME}} can fly almost indefinitely on this throttle setting) and fly towards the ground targets that are furthest away from the enemy airfield. Prioritise light targets like machine guns and howitzers; rockets can take one out even with a near miss, and it only takes a very short burst from the cannons to destroy them. Once you've expended all your ordinance (preferably saving about a hundred rounds in the cannons for emergencies), fly straight back to the airfield. Don't try to stay and fight, because you would've lost most of your speed by now even with careful energy management, making you a sitting duck for enemies.
+On the other hand, using the {{PAGENAME}} as a regular attacker is also fine. Create a custom preset with the two cannons and, once you unlock them, 8 m/56D rockets. Once spawned, push the throttle to 102% (the {{PAGENAME}} can fly almost indefinitely on this throttle setting) and fly towards the ground targets that are furthest away from the enemy airfield. Prioritise light targets like machine guns and howitzers; rockets can take one out even with a near miss, and it only takes a very short burst from the cannons to destroy them. Once you've expended all your ordinance (preferably saving about a hundred rounds in the cannons for emergencies), fly straight back to the airfield. Don't try to stay and fight, because you would've lost most of your speed by now even with careful energy management, making you a sitting duck for enemies.
 If the {{PAGENAME}} gets to face off against the US in a down-tier, it can be recommended to use the Rb05A AGM missile. This weapon system is originally meant for tanks and is indeed highly lethal in ground battles. But a hidden quirk of the missile is a proximity fuse, similar to the [[AA-20 Nord]] found on French aircraft. This is guaranteed to be lethal against planes like the [[B-29A-BN|B-29 Superfortress]], which is commonly found at this BR. The missile works incredibly well against fighters as well, as nobody expects the {{PAGENAME}} to fire a 48 kg warhead in a head-on engagement. The only downside is that the {{PAGENAME}} can only carry two of these, and is completely defenceless afterward. It's more of a fun gimmick at the beginning of a game, but can be quite useful when dealing with the last opponent camping in space.
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 * Slow acceleration
 * No integral offensive armament, requiring gun pods
 == History ==

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 == Description ==
 <!-- ''In the description, the first part should be about the history of and the creation and combat usage of the aircraft, as well as its key features. In the second part, tell the reader about the aircraft in the game. Insert a screenshot of the vehicle, so that if the novice player does not remember the vehicle by name, he will immediately understand what kind of vehicle the article is talking about.'' -->
-The SK60 was developed for the Swedish Air Force after SAABs attempt to develop a twin engine jet aircraft for civilian and military use in 1959. After problems with decision making, it was decided to focus only on the military version of the aircraft. After a few years of development, the prototype first flew in 1963, with a total order of 150 units placed by the Swedish Air Force in 1964. The aircraft was known as SAAB 105, the aircraft was later modified for ground attack with 60 units receiving the new role, Austria later endorsed the SAAB 105, and ordered 40 units.
+The SK60 was developed for the Swedish Air Force after SAAB's attempt to develop a twin-engine jet aircraft for civilian and military use in 1959. After problems with decision making, it was decided to focus only on the military version of the aircraft. After a few years of development, the prototype first flew in 1963, with a total order of 150 units placed by the Swedish Air Force in 1964. The aircraft was known as SAAB 105, the aircraft was later modified for ground attack with 60 units receiving the new role, Austria later endorsed the SAAB 105, and ordered 40 units.
-It was introduced in [[Update "New Power"]]. The {{PAGENAME}}, better known as the Saab 105, is a light training vehicle designed for the Swedish army. The vehicle is incredibly light and nimble, and served as ground attacker, thanks to its versatile arsenal of suspended armaments. It has relatively weak engine power and a mediocre flight performance when compared to other aircrafts such as the Su-11 and even the Vampire, it lacks access to bombs, however it does feature RB05 MACLOS guided missiles and rockets, it should be noted however, that the guns take the same pylons as the missiles.
+It was introduced in [[Update "New Power"]]. The {{PAGENAME}}, better known as the Saab 105, is a light training vehicle designed for the Swedish army. The vehicle is incredibly light and nimble, and served as ground attacker, thanks to its versatile arsenal of suspended armaments. It has relatively weak engine power and a mediocre flight performance when compared to other aircraft such as the [[Su-11]] and even the [[Vampire FB 5|Vampire]], it lacks access to bombs, however it does feature RB05 MACLOS guided missiles and rockets, it should be noted however, that the guns take the same pylons as the missiles.
 == General info ==
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 The {{PAGENAME}} gets the luxury of spawning at around 1,000 metres from the start, as the plane is classified as an attacker. Just like the [[A-4B|A-4B Skyhawk]], the {{PAGENAME}} can use this advantage to gain the upper hand during the first few minutes of the game. Although many players are purely playing the {{PAGENAME}} for ground battles, diving to the deck will overall limit the {{PAGENAME}}'s success, as the plane has no opportunity to gain speed back at low altitudes. At altitude however, the {{PAGENAME}} can be played more like a piston-engine fighter, using Boom & Zoom tactics to eliminate opponents. This is useful considering the {{PAGENAME}} performs incredibly well at altitude, having a maximum altitude of over 10,000 metres. The {{PAGENAME}} should still try to remain fairly fast, however, as many opponents, such as the [[F-89B]] or [[F-84 (Family)|F-84G]], can easily reach the Saab's altitude by zooming towards it. Keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at a 10° will result in airspeeds around 400 km/h, giving it some room to manoeuvre in case an opponent wants to take care of it. This speed can be maintained for a long time, but keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at an altitude below 5,000 m will result in the most efficiency, as most opponents will stay below that threshold. After diving on opponents several times over, the {{PAGENAME}} can afford to be aggressive if the opportunity arises. The {{PAGENAME}} can force most opponents into dogfights, where they have no chance of defeating its superior turn-rate.
 However, the lack of tracer ammunition can make aiming the guns at manoeuvring enemy players quite difficult, so if you aren't confident in your aim, or otherwise just dissatisfied with the {{PAGENAME}}'s stock performance, using it as a regular attacker is also fine. Create a custom preset with the two cannons and, once you unlock them, 8 m/56D rockets. Once spawned, push the throttle to 102% (the {{PAGENAME}} can fly almost indefinitely on this throttle setting) and fly towards the ground targets that are furthest away from the enemy airfield. Prioritise light targets like machine guns and howitzers; rockets can take one out even with a near miss, and it only takes a very short burst from the cannons to destroy them. Once you've expended all your ordinance (preferably saving about a hundred rounds in the cannons for emergencies), fly straight back to the airfield. Don't try to stay and fight, because you would've lost most of your speed by now even with careful energy management, making you a sitting duck for enemies.
 If the {{PAGENAME}} gets to face off against the US in a down-tier, it can be recommended to use the Rb05A AGM missile. This weapon system is originally meant for tanks and is indeed highly lethal in ground battles. But a hidden quirk of the missile is a proximity fuse, similar to the [[AA-20 Nord]] found on French aircraft. This is guaranteed to be lethal against planes like the [[B-29A-BN|B-29 Superfortress]], which is commonly found at this BR. The missile works incredibly well against fighters as well, as nobody expects the {{PAGENAME}} to fire a 48 kg warhead in a head-on engagement. The only downside is that the {{PAGENAME}} can only carry two of these, and is completely defenceless afterward. It's more of a fun gimmick at the beginning of a game, but can be quite useful when dealing with the last opponent camping in space.

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	The {{PAGENAME}} gets the luxury of spawning at around 1,000 metres from the start, as the plane is classified as an attacker. Just like the [[A-4B\|A-4B Skyhawk]], the {{PAGENAME}} can use this advantage to gain the upper hand during the first few minutes of the game. Although many players are purely playing the {{PAGENAME}} for ground battles, diving to the deck will overall limit the {{PAGENAME}}'s success, as the plane has no opportunity to gain speed back at low altitudes. At altitude however, the {{PAGENAME}} can be played more like a piston-engine fighter, using Boom & Zoom tactics to eliminate opponents. This is useful considering the {{PAGENAME}} performs incredibly well at altitude, having a maximum altitude of over 10,000 metres. The {{PAGENAME}} should still try to remain fairly fast, however, as many opponents, such as the [[F-89B]] or [[F-84 (Family)\|F-84G]], can easily reach the Saab's altitude by zooming towards it. Keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at a 10° will result in airspeeds around 400 km/h, giving it some room to manoeuvre in case an opponent wants to take care of it. This speed can be maintained for a long time, but keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at an altitude below 5,000 m will result in the most efficiency, as most opponents will stay below that threshold. After diving on opponents several times over, the {{PAGENAME}} can afford to be aggressive if the opportunity arises. The {{PAGENAME}} can force most opponents into dogfights, where they have no chance of defeating its superior turn-rate.		The {{PAGENAME}} gets the luxury of spawning at around 1,000 metres from the start, as the plane is classified as an attacker. Just like the [[A-4B\|A-4B Skyhawk]], the {{PAGENAME}} can use this advantage to gain the upper hand during the first few minutes of the game. Although many players are purely playing the {{PAGENAME}} for ground battles, diving to the deck will overall limit the {{PAGENAME}}'s success, as the plane has no opportunity to gain speed back at low altitudes. At altitude however, the {{PAGENAME}} can be played more like a piston-engine fighter, using Boom & Zoom tactics to eliminate opponents. This is useful considering the {{PAGENAME}} performs incredibly well at altitude, having a maximum altitude of over 10,000 metres. The {{PAGENAME}} should still try to remain fairly fast, however, as many opponents, such as the [[F-89B]] or [[F-84 (Family)\|F-84G]], can easily reach the Saab's altitude by zooming towards it. Keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at a 10° will result in airspeeds around 400 km/h, giving it some room to manoeuvre in case an opponent wants to take care of it. This speed can be maintained for a long time, but keeping the {{PAGENAME}} at an altitude below 5,000 m will result in the most efficiency, as most opponents will stay below that threshold. After diving on opponents several times over, the {{PAGENAME}} can afford to be aggressive if the opportunity arises. The {{PAGENAME}} can force most opponents into dogfights, where they have no chance of defeating its superior turn-rate.
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		+	However, the lack of tracer ammunition can make aiming the guns at manoeuvring enemy players quite difficult, so if you aren't confident in your aim, or otherwise just dissatisfied with the {{PAGENAME}}'s stock performance, using it as a regular attacker is also fine. Create a custom preset with the two cannons and, once you unlock them, 8 m/56D rockets. Once spawned, push the throttle to 102% (the {{PAGENAME}} can fly almost indefinitely on this throttle setting) and fly towards the ground targets that are furthest away from the enemy airfield. Prioritise light targets like machine guns and howitzers; rockets can take one out even with a near miss, and it only takes a very short burst from the cannons to destroy them. Once you've expended all your ordinance (preferably saving about a hundred rounds in the cannons for emergencies), fly straight back to the airfield. Don't try to stay and fight, because you would've lost most of your speed by now even with careful energy management, making you a sitting duck for enemies.

	If the {{PAGENAME}} gets to face off against the US in a down-tier, it can be recommended to use the Rb05A AGM missile. This weapon system is originally meant for tanks and is indeed highly lethal in ground battles. But a hidden quirk of the missile is a proximity fuse, similar to the [[AA-20 Nord]] found on French aircraft. This is guaranteed to be lethal against planes like the [[B-29A-BN\|B-29 Superfortress]], which is commonly found at this BR. The missile works incredibly well against fighters as well, as nobody expects the {{PAGENAME}} to fire a 48 kg warhead in a head-on engagement. The only downside is that the {{PAGENAME}} can only carry two of these, and is completely defenceless afterward. It's more of a fun gimmick at the beginning of a game, but can be quite useful when dealing with the last opponent camping in space.		If the {{PAGENAME}} gets to face off against the US in a down-tier, it can be recommended to use the Rb05A AGM missile. This weapon system is originally meant for tanks and is indeed highly lethal in ground battles. But a hidden quirk of the missile is a proximity fuse, similar to the [[AA-20 Nord]] found on French aircraft. This is guaranteed to be lethal against planes like the [[B-29A-BN\|B-29 Superfortress]], which is commonly found at this BR. The missile works incredibly well against fighters as well, as nobody expects the {{PAGENAME}} to fire a 48 kg warhead in a head-on engagement. The only downside is that the {{PAGENAME}} can only carry two of these, and is completely defenceless afterward. It's more of a fun gimmick at the beginning of a game, but can be quite useful when dealing with the last opponent camping in space.

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 {{Specs-Avia-Suspended}}
 <!-- ''Describe the aircraft's suspended armament: additional cannons under the wings, bombs, rockets and torpedoes. This section is especially important for bombers and attackers. If there is no suspended weaponry remove this subsection.'' -->
 The '''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' can be outfitted with the following ordnance:
 * 2 x 30 mm Akan m/55 cannons (150 rpg = 300 total)
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 It is important to remember that the {{PAGENAME}} is incredibly vulnerable to SPAA when using the m/56D, as they require the {{PAGENAME}} to position itself close to the battlefield. And since the {{PAGENAME}} is one of the slowest jet-powered aircraft in the game, even machine-gun fire can prove lethal if the plane is flown carelessly. Sticking low to the ground and carefully observing opponents is a must if a pilot wants to make every rocket count.
 == Usage in battles ==
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 * Access to attacker spawn
 * Long endurance - High fuel and ammo count makes returning to base less frequent
 * Decent survivability - It has 2 pilots, can fly without a wing, or without one of the engines
 * Easy to land - Low stall speed and strong landing gear aids in critical touchdowns
 * Has reverse thrusters - Allows very short landings and can taxi in reverse

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 == General info ==
-The {{PAGENAME}} is one of the more unique planes the Swedish tech-tree offers, especially at the higher ranks. The plane is fairly modern in comparison to jets of the same BR, sporting the same paint-scheme and armament as the much faster [[J35D]]. The {{PAGENAME}} is incredibly small, but with a wide fuselage to accommodate the twin-seat configuration the trainer offers. The wings are mounted in a high-up position, similar to planes like the [[La-15]]. The plane is propelled by two engines that are mounted just outside the fuselage, giving the plane a top speed of just around 800 km/h. The tail is of a T-shape design and works effectively at all speeds, contributing to good manoeuvrability and low stall-speed. Overall the {{PAGENAME}} is a fitting plane for pilots not yet used to jet combat. The plane flies like most piston-engine fighters, lacking in speed but featuring supreme mobility, but also firepower. The {{PAGENAME}} doesn't feature any internal weaponry, but carries two Akan m/55 gunpods, with the same fire rate, burst mass, and positioning as the Draken. This firepower is one of the best at its rank, especially considering the {{PAGENAME}} carries almost twice the ammunition compared to the J35D. Although it's easy to feel godlike with firepower this immense, staying away from fully commit head-on engagements will definitely keep you alive a lot longer, as the {{PAGENAME}} isn't particularly survivable.
+The {{PAGENAME}} is one of the more unique planes the Swedish tech-tree offers, especially at the higher ranks. The plane is fairly modern in comparison to jets of the same BR, sporting the same paint-scheme and armament as the much faster [[J35D]]. The {{PAGENAME}} is incredibly small, but with a wide fuselage to accommodate the twin-seat configuration the trainer offers. The wings are mounted in a high-up position, similar to planes like the [[La-15]]. The plane is propelled by two engines that are mounted just outside the fuselage, giving the plane a top speed of just around 800 km/h. The tail is of a T-shape design and works effectively at all speeds, contributing to good manoeuvrability and low stall-speed. Overall the {{PAGENAME}} is a fitting plane for pilots not yet used to jet combat. The plane flies like most piston-engine fighters, lacking in speed, but featuring supreme mobility and firepower. The {{PAGENAME}} doesn't feature any internal weaponry, but carries two Akan m/55 gunpods, with the same fire rate, burst mass, and positioning as the Draken. This firepower is one of the best at its rank, especially considering the {{PAGENAME}} carries almost twice the ammunition compared to the J35D. Although it's easy to feel godlike with firepower this immense, staying away from fully commit head-on engagements will definitely keep you alive a lot longer, as the {{PAGENAME}} isn't particularly survivable.
 === Flight performance ===