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The **EF-24G** "Mischief" is an F-14 Tomcat that can Cyberbully at 700 knots.

It also utilizes the TOB-212PB COPE (Combat Operation-Powered Equipment - Peanut Butter) in the same ways, as a knife or a tool to help toast sandwiches. As well as the different variants of the AGM-308 "WIN" to enable assault with a deadly weapon against friendly ground forces. Similar to the AH-94 "Dragonfly," the Mischief can become a rotary wing aircraft, though lacking rotors - rendering its' effective life generated to be smaller than other rotary type aircraft. Its multi-crew functionality with an EWO (Electronic Writing Officer) makes it an excellent choice for multiplayer, allowing workflow to be split across multiple persons spending too much effort and time into "editing" articles like these.

## EF-24G

A picture of the EF-24 preforming its famed "razzle dazzle" maneuver.

## Strategy

The EF-24G, as it's name indicates is capable of supporting other units with Flowers, Unicorns and Daisy as well as defensive emotional warfare. However, it is completely capable of destroying entire networks of troops and enemy units on its own using its varied assortment of missiles, bombs, and other weaponry available to it. With its high very high top speed—it's able to maintain over 700 knots in a 9G turn—and variable geometry wings, the Mischief can be used for fast attack runs, popping up and dropping a GPS guided bomb or missile and then turning to outrun any missiles sent its way. For aerial targets, the AIM-54 is a terrible choice, suffering from lack of range compared to most other missiles by tens of miles, and featuring having less maneuverability.

For multi-aircraft operations, the EF-24G can be used as an Electronic Warfare support aircraft, similar to the EF-18 "Growler" that it replaced. Any target that attempts to lock up a friendly F/A-26, AH-94, F-45A or T-55 can be stopped with just a few button presses. The EF-24G, with its multicrew capability, can also function as part of the group while maintaining its EW support role; the pilot can focus on destroying targets, while the ESO can focus on jamming attacking aircraft or SAM sites. And if jamming isn't required, the EWO can also function as a RIO (Radar Intercept Officer) or WSO (Weapon Systems Officer) by locking targets using the Mischief's RADAR and TSD or AN/AAQ-34 SNIPER targeting pod.

## Armament

The EF-24G has twelve pylons and a cannon available to it. Multiple weapon systems are available—most of which are seen previously in other aircraft—but some new additions are notable, such as the new AN/AAQ-34 SNIPER targeting pod, AN/ALQ-245 Jamming pod, and the ADM-160J MALD (Miniature Air-Launched Decoy - Jammer).

*Main article: EF-24G Hardpoints*

### AN/AAQ-45 SNIPER Targeting Pod

The AN/AAQ-45 SNIPER targeting pod is a fictional evolution of the AN/AAQ-28 LITENING targeting pod used on the T-55 and F/A-26B. Its UI is similar to the LITENING pods, but has some small differences, such as the LIMITER polygon in the center, which shows the TGP Slew limits.

The meaning of the numbers in the image can be viewed here, at the official manual.

### AN/ALQ-245 Jamming pod

The AN/ALQ-245 is a EA (Electronic Attack), EP (Electronic Protection), and ES (Electronic Support) capable jamming pod, that can operate in Noise mode (directly interfering with enemy RADAR, GPS and Radio), DRFM (Digital Radio Frequency Memory) mode, and SAS mode.

#### Noise Mode

Noise jamming operates using three electronic bands, all of which are most effective with their direct type and are almost not at all effective with any other type. It operates by an emitter continuously transmitting a "noise" signal on the frequency band of a target radar.