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Our Battlefield 2 Vehicles section consists of Battlefield 2 Aircraft (Jets, Bombers, Helicopters), Battlefield 2 Anti-Aircraft Vehicles, Battlefield 2 Tanks (M1A2 Abrams, T-90), Battlefield 2 Armoured Personnel Carrier, Battlefield 2 FAV and Battlefield 2 Watercraft Vehicles. Take control of the battle over land, sea, and air, including tanks, helicopters, hovercraft, fast attack vehicles, and fighter jets.Battlefield 2 was Released the 21st June 2005.
Battlefield 2 Su-34 Flanker
Battlefield 2 Aircraft
Battlefield 2 Su-34 Flanker: The SU-34 Flanker is a two-seat, long-range fighter/bomber built to replace earlier Soviet-era attack aircraft. Appearing in 1991, the Flanker was originally designed as a carrier-based aircraft. However, since the Russian navy no longer operates a ship capable of carrying the plane, the Flanker was re-designated as a land based strike fighter—a role it fills with much success.
Fitted with ten weapons stations under its wings, the Flanker can carry a range of missiles including air-to-air and air-to-ship, as well as guided and unguided bombs and rockets. The aircraft’s distinctive flattened nose houses a terrain-avoidance, phased-array radar that allows the Flanker to fly safely even at very low altitudes.
Pilots sit side by side in the Flanker’s nose and have access to a lavatory and small galley in the fuselage of the aircraft.The Flanker is stabilized during low altitude missions with an automatic pitching oscillation suppression system, which keeps the aircraft’s nose level with the terrain.
Battlefield 2 Su-34 Flanker: The SU-34 Flanker is a two-seat, long-range fighter/bomber built to replace earlier Soviet-era attack aircraft. Appearing in 1991, the Flanker was originally designed as a carrier-based aircraft. However, since the Russian navy no longer operates a ship capable of carrying the plane, the Flanker was re-designated as a land based strike fighter—a role it fills with much success.
Fitted with ten weapons stations under its wings, the Flanker can carry a range of missiles including air-to-air and air-to-ship, as well as guided and unguided bombs and rockets. The aircraft’s distinctive flattened nose houses a terrain-avoidance, phased-array radar that allows the Flanker to fly safely even at very low altitudes.
Pilots sit side by side in the Flanker’s nose and have access to a lavatory and small galley in the fuselage of the aircraft.The Flanker is stabilized during low altitude missions with an automatic pitching oscillation suppression system, which keeps the aircraft’s nose level with the terrain.
