Saab engineers designed the J35 Draken in 1960. It is a fighter jet intended for the Swedish Air Force. It was exported to Denmark, and Austria. It was with both countries until 2005, when it was retired from military service.
The Swedish Air Force wanted a high-performance, jet fighter. The double delta wing design and high climb rate make it ideal for short runways. It was also agile and quick. Although the aircraft can take off and land quickly and efficiently, it is still difficult to fly.
The J35D comes with a high capacity weapons bay. Two 30 mm Akan M/55 cannons can be carried by the aircraft. These cannons are Swedish-made versions of British ADEN cannons. These cannons offer high velocity and high burst mass at medium ranges. They can also spread missiles quickly and at close ranges to the target. This can rank the vehicle higher than others if the player is playing strategically.
The J35D has a unique gun placement. There are four RB24 RB24 missiles under the outer Delta. Each missile is capable of carrying 100 rounds. This missile has the most supersonic jet's maximum capacity. RB24 missiles, however, are not radar lockable. This means it can miss the target when it launches the missile while running. It also has a reduced performance when it turns. Pilots must ensure that they are not in direct contact with enemy missiles when turning.
Also, the J35D is considered to be one of the fastest-stalling supersonic aircraft. It is capable of outmanoeuvering slower enemies, and can even catch up with them. Because it is still susceptible to attacks, it needs to be flown cautiously. The aircraft is capable of carrying four RB24 saboteurs, which significantly decreases its performance. They are located under the outer delta and are not radar-locking.
It is also similar to F-4 Phantom series fighters. It has a cobra maneuver that was created to stop super stalls. However, it is not always necessary to use the cobra maneuver. Instead, the pilot can train the aim of the aircraft and learn other useful aerial manoeuvres.
Because it can outrun its opponent, the J35D makes a great plane to play with. However, the aircraft is also extremely vulnerable to enemy attacks. When you launch missiles, it is important to be cautious. The aircraft will usually drop below 500 km/h when it is performing aggressive manoeuvres. This can make it difficult for you to identify misfires and other problems when the aircraft is placed over a large area.
The J35D is an excellent choice for defensive players because it can maintain safe speed even after it launches a missile. However, the aircraft's low stall speed makes it vulnerable to enemy attacks. The aircraft can catch up with slower adversaries, but the faster they catch up, and the less time that the opponent has to respond, the better the opponent's chances of avoiding the missile. An engine acceleration that is strong enough to increase the aircraft's velocity can restore its speed.