Saab engineers designed the J35 Draken in 1960. It is a fighter jet intended for the Swedish Air Force. It was also exported from Sweden to Denmark and Austria. It served with both countries until its withdrawal from military service in 2005.
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 had high speed and maneuverability. The aircraft is designed to land and take off quickly, but it's still difficult to fly.
The J35D is equipped with a large-capacity weapons compartment. The aircraft can carry two 30 mm Akan m/55 cannons, which are Swedish-made variants of the British ADEN cannons. These cannons provide high velocity and high blast mass at medium ranges. They can also spread missiles quickly and at close ranges to the target. Strategically, they can rank the vehicle higher than others.
The J35D features an unusual gun placement. The missiles are four RB24 missiles that are mounted below the outer delta. Each missile has a maximum of 100 rounds. This missile is capable of carrying 100 rounds. Despite this fact, the RB24 rockets are not radar-locking. It can't launch the missile while running, so it won't hit the target. When the aircraft turns, its performance is also reduced. When turning, the aircraft's performance is also greatly reduced. Pilots should ensure their backs are clear of enemy missiles.
The J35D is also considered to be the lowest-stalling supersonic jet. It is capable of outmanoeuvering slower enemies, and can even catch up with them. It should still be flown cautiously as it is vulnerable to being attacked. The aircraft can carry four RB24 rockets. However, this reduces the aircraft's performance. They are radar-locking and are placed under the outer drop.
The J35D can also be compared to the F-4 Phantom fighters. It includes a cobra maneuver which was created to prevent super stalls. But, the cobra maneuver does not have to be used every time. Instead, the pilot could train the aim of his aircraft and learn various useful aerial maneuvers.
The J35D is an excellent aircraft because it can catch up with its opponent. However, this aircraft is highly susceptible to enemy attacks. You should also be cautious when you launch missiles. The speed of an aircraft performing aggressive manoeuvres will be below 500 km/h. This can make it difficult to detect misfires and other problems, especially when the aircraft is positioned over a large area.
Because it can maintain safe speed even when firing a missile, the J35D makes a great choice for defensive players. The aircraft's low speed at stall makes it vulnerable to enemy attack. Although this aircraft can catch up to slower opponents, it is more difficult to avoid missiles if the opponent reacts quickly. An engine acceleration that is strong enough to increase the aircraft's velocity can restore its speed.