User:blockhaj/Expanded Swedish tech tree (naval)

Take this tree with a pinch of salt. The code is borrowed from user:島風 and user:Redmisty and it is purely my sandbox of what the future Swedish tech tree can look like. It is a WIP project with no end. This specific tree is intended as a Swedish maritime aviation tree as part of a future proposal to split aviation trees into terrestrial aviation and maritime aviation (like what was done to the naval tech trees). Thus we can return maritime air maps to rotation by giving the maritime trees their own que.

Swedish maritime aviation tech tree

	Researchable vehicles				Premium vehicles
I Rank	S9 B5S S17BS	⧁M.F.11 T2 ⧁He 115 N T2/He 115 stack B3D (F17/1944)	⧁Catalina IIIA		⧁He 115 B-1	⧁Vingtor (PBY-5)
II Rank	⧁N-3PB ⧁Beaufighter Ic	T16A	⧁Sunderland III ⧁Sunderland V		N-3PB (№330(N))
III Rank	⧁Mosquito F II ⧁Mosquito FB VI	T18B (1946) T18BS (1946) T18B Early stack
IV Rank		T18B (1948) T18B (1950) T18B (1952) A18B (F17/1952) T18B Late stack
V Rank		A32A (F17/1958)
VI Rank		A32A (F17/1968) FPL105-14 (SK1)
VII Rank		AJ37 Viggen
VIII Rank		AJSH37 Viggen

Line 2

Swedish/Norwegian anti-shipping line:

Tier VI

• Fpl 105-14 (SK1) – Short for Flygplan 105-14 klass SK1 (Aircraft 105-14 class SK1), this was a 1980s proposed anti-ship variant of the SK60-trainer/light attacker family. The concept was based on the Saab 105XT/OE, but fitted with Saab RGS 2 ballistic computer sights, strenghtened hardpoints, RB 75 Maverick equipment, RB 15F equipment, RWR and CM, thrust reversal, improved self-sealing tanks, and much more. Primary armament was two RB 15F anti-ship missiles (which needed radar lock from a nearby AJ37 to fire).

Line 6 & 7 // Premium lines

Tier I

• ⧁He 115 B-1 – Two German Heinkel He 115 B-1 captured by Norway during the Norwegian campaign of WWII.