FIGHTERS
Flying fighters puts you in the middle of the action and behind the controls of a lethal asset. If you become a member of the fighter community you will constantly be training and honing your skills in a range of different missions.
F-35 LIGHTNING
The F-35 is the Air Force's newest 5th generation fighter. The mission of the F-35 is vast and complex. Flying this new platform will put you at the forefront of innovation and technology fulfilling both air to ground and air to air mission sets.
F-22 RAPTOR
The F-22 is one of, if not the most, deadly aircraft in the sky. With the ability to down numerous airborne targets before they even know you're there, flying this fighter makes you an incredible asset in aerial combat. Though the F-22 has the ability to fulfill air to ground missions, its specialty remains in the air.
F-16 VIPER
The F-16 is the jack of all trades in the fighter world. Tasked with both air to air and air to ground missions, flying the F-16 will allow you to do it all. Depending on which "block" F-16 you fly, your mission will be slightly different. In today's war, the F-16 is utilized as an air to ground asset but pilots continue to train for air to air combat scenarios.
F-15 EAGLE
Depending on which model of the F-15 you fly, your mission will change. The F-15C is a single seat air to air asset and most of your training will reflect that. With a massive radar and even larger payload, the F-15C is a threat to any enemy in the skies. If you fly the F-15E, your focus will be on air to ground and you will be flying with a WSO in your back seat.
A-10 WARTHOG
The A-10 is the most leathal air to ground platform in the Air Force fleet. Feared by all enemies on the ground, the 30mm gatling gun and thousands of pounds of explosives carried by this beast will make anyone on the wrong side run and hide. Flying this platform, ground support is your bread and butter, but A-10 pilots also train for air to air engagements.