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A common misconception about the 360th is that their MiG-29 ‘Fulcrums’ are former Belkan Air Force aircraft as the squadron was transitioned to the type after the Belkan War and alongside the North Osean Air National Guard's 175th and 96th Fighter Squadrons respectively.
Instead, the Arrowheads aircraft were order built by Yuktobania for Osea in a large post-war order of airframes to boost their struggling economic adversary. Thanks to being new production and multiple modifications made by Osean defense firms, the Fulcrums of the 360th TFS are some of the finest examples of the type in service with any air force the world over.
As an Air Guard Squadron, the 360th was instrumental in homeland defense during the Circum-Pacific and later Lighthouse Wars. In 2015, the squadron would deploy to Usea to support counter-terror operations in the region and would patrol along Oseas Maritime border with Adamas during a series of heightened tensions with the Island country.
Instead, the Arrowheads aircraft were order built by Yuktobania for Osea in a large post-war order of airframes to boost their struggling economic adversary. Thanks to being new production and multiple modifications made by Osean defense firms, the Fulcrums of the 360th TFS are some of the finest examples of the type in service with any air force the world over.
As an Air Guard Squadron, the 360th was instrumental in homeland defense during the Circum-Pacific and later Lighthouse Wars. In 2015, the squadron would deploy to Usea to support counter-terror operations in the region and would patrol along Oseas Maritime border with Adamas during a series of heightened tensions with the Island country.
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MiG-29A
With the conclusion of the Belkan War, Osea and its Allies were left with an overabundance of captured fighters from the defeated Belkan Air Force. Following the Sale of Many squadrons of Mig-21 and Flanker series aircraft to Oseas neighbor Ustio, the OADF was left in a peculiar situation, having over forty Mig-29 Fulcrums with no buyer or need for the aircraft. The answer came from North Oseas military Governor, Lieutenant General Nathan Ozawa.
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
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MiG-29A
With the conclusion of the Belkan War, Osea and its Allies were left with an overabundance of captured fighters from the defeated Belkan Air Force. Following the Sale of Many squadrons of Mig-21 and Flanker series aircraft to Oseas neighbor Ustio, the OADF was left in a peculiar situation, having over forty Mig-29 Fulcrums with no buyer or need for the aircraft. The answer came from North Oseas military Governor, Lieutenant General Nathan Ozawa.
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
The Adlers would be an instrumental help flying Red-Air against Students at the near-by Heirlark Airbase, with their Fulcrums providing an added realism
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
The Adlers would be an instrumental help flying Red-Air against Students at the near-by Heirlark Airbase, with their Fulcrums providing an added realism
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With the conclusion of the Belkan War, Osea and its Allies were left with an overabundance of captured fighters from the defeated Belkan Air Force. Following the Sale of Many squadrons of Mig-21 and Flanker series aircraft to Oseas neighbor Ustio, the OADF was left in a peculiar situation, having over forty Mig-29 Fulcrums with no buyer or need for the aircraft. The answer came from North Oseas military Governor, Lieutenant General Nathan Ozawa.
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
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![Ace Combat - 96th Fighter Squadron "Adler" North Osea Air National Guard MiG-29G [OUTDATED]](/upload/userfiles/8dd/yicpmay7lqh390wipilxa2mz2sc89m08/AdlerMiG29G.jpg "Ace Combat - 96th Fighter Squadron \"Adler\" North Osea Air National Guard MiG-29G [OUTDATED]")
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MiG-29A
With the conclusion of the Belkan War, Osea and its Allies were left with an overabundance of captured fighters from the defeated Belkan Air Force. Following the Sale of Many squadrons of Mig-21 and Flanker series aircraft to Oseas neighbor Ustio, the OADF was left in a peculiar situation, having over forty Mig-29 Fulcrums with no buyer or need for the aircraft. The answer came from North Oseas military Governor, Lieutenant General Nathan Ozawa.
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.
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![Ace Combat - 173rd Fighter Squadron 'Falke', North Osea Air National Guard MiG-29A [OUTDATED]](/upload/userfiles/fdb/5jgss7122m96nxs3ufiomtlmb0v9o5fs/FalkeMiG29.jpg "Ace Combat - 173rd Fighter Squadron 'Falke', North Osea Air National Guard MiG-29A [OUTDATED]")