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Shortly after the Vietnam War, both the United States and the Soviet Union got to work on a new generation of fighter aircraft that favored maneuverability and dogfight performance over top speed. In 1969, the Soviet Union received details through spies on the USAF F-X program and the aircraft it was leading to, the F-15 Eagle. As a result, the Soviets also decided to adopt a "Heavy support" doctrine with their new generation of fighters.

Development of the Su-27 began at the Sukhoi Design Bureau in early 1971. In 1977, the first prototype was built for testing. Due to a change in the concept of future aircraft, the team of aircraft manufacturers had to design an essentially new aircraft, only partially using the developments of the original project. The new prototype was ready by the end of 1980, and its flight tests began in the spring of 1981. The first Su-27s began to enter service with the armed forces in 1984, even though tests of a number of systems had not yet been completed. Today, Su-27 fighters of various modifications are in service with Russia, China, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and other countries.

The Su-27 (NATO reporting name: Flanker) as the top-end heavy fighter for the USSR tree, capping off the Sukhoi line and beginning its transition from high speed fighter-bombers to the venerable Flanker family. The Flanker's lethal missile selection allows it to dispatch distracted many enemies at safe distances, and when push comes to shove, the Flanker's inherently unstable air frame and fly-by-wire control systems allows it to perform high angle-of-attack maneuvers and partial post-stall maneuvers at lower speeds, including the famed Cobra maneuvers.

Aircraft : Su-27S.
ammo : 1 x 30 mm GSh-30 cannon + 32 x countermeasures, 4 x R-73S missiles + 2 x R-27T missiles
convergence : 800m
Setup : Keyboard and mouse joystick (not mouse aim as there is no Instructor in Air Simulator Battle)
game mode : Aircraft Simulated Battle Enduring Confrontation