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Saab-39 Gripen
Information
Origin Sweden
Role Air superiority fighter
Manufacturer SAAB AB
Primary user H.A.W.X. Squadron
Artemis Global Security
General characteristics
Crew 1
Length 14.9 meters
Wingspan 8.4 meters
Height 4.5 meters
Loaded weight 14,000 kg
Performance
Maximum speed 2,500 km/h
Range 800 km
Statisctics
Air to Air ●●●●○
Air to Ground ●○○○○
Cockpit

The Saab-39 Gripen is a light single-engine supersonic multirole fighter aircraft of Swedish origin.

Design[]

The Saab-39 Gripen world’s most agile fighter for close combat. A combination of advanced aerodynamic layout utilizing a combined close-coupled canard – delta configuration and a triplex, digital Fly-By-Wire Flight Control System (FCS) leads to a winning Dog-Fight capability. Saab ultimately selected a delta wing-canard design with relaxed stability. The configuration provides for a high maneuverability along with better takeoff and landing performance. The Gripen also has a low drag, enabling it to fly faster, have increased range, and carry a larger payload. The totally integrated avionics make it a "programmable" aircraft, changing the software can provide for additional mission profiles. The Gripen was designed to provide for a fast sink rate and hard, short landings.


Firepower[]

The Saab-39 Gripen is compatible with a number of different armaments, beyond the aircraft's single 27 mm Mauser BK-27 cannon, including air-to-air missiles such as the AIM-9 Sidewinder, air-to-ground missiles such as the AGM-65 Maverick, and anti-ship missiles such as the RBS-15.


Avionics[]

A fully integrated avionic mission system operating on five 1553B digital data bus highways. This provides total sensor fusion resulting in enhanced combat capability guaranteeing precision delivery of smart weapons. A combination of low radar, IR and visual signatures, along with the long range PS05 multimode radar and sensor fusion, including world leading new generation weapon integration, ensure a high kill ratio in long range engagements. The Saab-39 Gripen uses the modern PS-05/A pulse-doppler X-band radar, developed by Ericsson and GEC-Marconi, which is based on the latter's advanced Blue Vixen radar for the Sea Harrier (which inspired the Eurofighter's CAPTOR radar as well). The radar is capable of detecting, locating and identifying targets 120 km away, and automatically tracking multiple targets in the upper and lower spheres, on the ground and sea or in the air, in all weather conditions. It can guide several air to air missiles at beyond visual range to multiple targets simultaneously.


Mobility[]

The Saab-39 Gripen is powered by a RM12 Engine supplied by Volvo Aero, is a development of the GE F404 engine from General Electric. A digital engine control system automatically monitors the engine parameters and switches on the back-up systems if required. A condition monitoring system registers the flight data. The Saab-39 The Gripen can fly at a maximum speed of 2,470 km/h. The combat radius and ferry range of the aircraft are 800 km and 3,200 km respectively. Its service ceiling is 15,240 m. The aircraft weighs around 5,700kg and its maximum take-off weight is 14,000 kg.


Gallery[]


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Special Features[]

Special Features
Type Description Type Description
Low Payload: This plane carries a reduced amount of ammunition. Air to Air Specialization: Plane locks very fast on air targets.
High AoA: This plane can achieve a high angle of attack without the use of thrust vectoring. Electronic Warfare: This plane has access to an Electronic Warfare weapon pack in Versus.


Armament[]

Armament
Type Loadout Type Loadout Type Loadout

Joint Strike Missile
120 Joint Strike Missiles
Multi Target AA Missile
32 Multi Target AA Missiles
Flare
5 Flares

Armament
Type Loadout Type Loadout Type Loadout Type Loadout

Joint Strike Missile
120 Joint Strike Missiles
Multi Target AA Missile
28 Multi Target AA Missiles
Rocket Pod Unit
100 Rocket Pod Unit
Flare
5 Flares

Armament
Type Loadout Type Loadout Type Loadout Type Loadout

Joint Strike Missile
120 Joint Strike Missiles
Multi Target AA Missile
24 Multi Target AA Missiles
All Aspect Missile
40 All Aspect Missiles
Flare
5 Flares


References[]

H.A.W.X. Aircraft
A-6A Intruder · A-7B Corsair II · A-10A Thunderbolt II · A-12 Avenger II · AV-8B Harrier II · EA-6B Prowler · EF-111A Raven · Eurofighter Typhoon · F-4E Phantom II · F-4G Advanced Wild Weasel · F-5A Freedom Fighter · F-5E Tiger II · F-14A Tomcat · F-14B Bombcat · F-14D Super Tomcat
F-15 ACTIVE · F-15C Eagle · F-15E Strike Eagle · F-16A Fighting Falcon · F/A-18C Hornet · F/A-18E Super Hornet · F/A-18 RC · F-18 HARV · F-2 · F-20 Tigershark · F-22 RAPTOR · FB-22 STRIKE RAPTOR · F-35 JSF · F-117 Nighthawk · F-111F AARDVARK · F-86 Sabre · JAGUAR · TURBOT UCAV
Mirage 5 · Mirage 2000C · Mirage 2000N · Mirage 2000-5 · Mirage 4000 · Mirage F1 · Mirage III · Mirage IV P · SR-71 Blackbird · MiG-15 Fagot · MiG-21 Fishbed · MiG-23 Flogger · MiG-25 Foxbat · MiG-29 Fulcrum · MiG-31 Foxhound · MiG-33 Super Fulcrum · MiG-MFI · RF-15 Peak Eagle · PANDORA UCAV
Rafale C · Rafale M · Saab-35 Draken · Saab-37 Viggen · Saab-39 Gripen · Su-25 Frogfoot · Su-27 Flanker · Su-30 MKI · Su-32 FN · Su-34 Fullback · Su-35 Super Flanker · Su-37 Terminator · Su-39 Frogfoot · Su-47 Berkut · Su T-50 (PAK FA) · X-29 · XA-20 Razorback · YF-12A · YF-17 Cobra · YF-23 Black Widow II