X1 Wraith

The X1 Wraith is a tactical aircraft utilised by the Communist Defence Pact and even the Winslow Accord. It serves as a gunship and helicopter and one of the rare examples of aircraft, or rather, rotorcraft, being able to maintain their value and proven capabilities despite the prevalence of DEAD Systems and Point Defence Cannons.
== Overview ==
The X1 Wraith boasts a futuristic and geometric design, featuring a boomerang-shaped body with sharp angles. Unlike conventional aircraft, the X1 Wraith's design incorporates large and heavily armored structures with a unique configuration—the front of the craft faces downwards. This distinctive design, coupled with its pair of giant rotors on the sides, provides the X1 Wraith with exceptional stability and agility in various combat scenarios.
The primary weapon of the X1 Wraith is a nose-mounted 30mm Gren autocannon, delivering rapid and precise firepower. This versatile autocannon is effective against both ground and aerial targets, allowing the X1 Wraith to fulfill its role as a gunship with devastating force. The design choice of a nose-mounted autocannon adds to the aircraft's agility and accuracy during strafing runs and close air support missions.
What sets the X1 Wraith apart is its capability to maintain operational effectiveness despite the prevalence of DEAD Systems and Point Defence Cannons. The unique rotor configuration and armored design allow the X1 Wraith to navigate through complex anti-air defenses with agility, presenting a significant challenge for adversaries attempting to target it.
== Trivia ==
=== General ===
* Its versatility allows it to excel in a variety of missions, from close air support and troop transport to anti-armor operations.
* The design choice of a nose-mounted autocannon adds to the aircraft's agility and accuracy during strafing runs and close air support missions.
* The aircraft's adaptability makes it a strategic asset, contributing to the dynamic and ever-changing nature of the conflict.
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