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I've recently had a resurgence in my EndWar fandom, especially since its original creator, Tom Clancy, has passed away. It's driven me to develop some new art ideas too.

Before I go into a little pseudo-background on the plane above, I have to point out that this is the model of the plane used in the game EndWar, not the XA-20 model you can download for HAWX (yes, there's a difference between the two). It was hard to find a nice, clear reference, so 100% accuracy is not guaranteed. I also would like to point out that I think in real life, the U.S. would probably strive to make this the F/A-20 Razorback (since they like more bang for their buck, though the guidebook mentions the A-20 is a strike variant of the F-20, itself probably what was chosen instead of the F-22 in the game's universe). Anyways, onto a little fan-made history.

The Boeing A-20A Razorback (which entered frontline service in January 2014) was designed to provide the USAF with a replacement for the A-10 and the US Joint Strike Force (JSF) with a close air support plane that met its standards (though JSF Razorbacks are USAF units attached to the force). Although she lacks the 30mm cannon and loiter time of the older A-10,the A-20's stealth characteristics and speed make it a formidable strike aircraft. A-20s and their F-20 cousins provide the United States JSF with a formidable option for support. All A-20 units are based at Grissom AFB, while all F-20s call Langley home. this A-20, sporting the standard two-tone gray of USAF fighters, is based at the former with the 398th FS, who traded their F-15Es for A-20s in 2018. A-20s carry weapons in internal bays and on pylons under the wings.

For those who can't read it, the plane's nickname is "Ris-Kay Bay-Bay". I thought it had this jazzy, WWII-type ring t it, so I went with it.

Tom Clancy, Ubisoft, and I retain our respective rights

Description
I've recently had a resurgence in my EndWar fandom, especially since its original creator, Tom Clancy, has passed away. It's driven me to develop some new art ideas too.

Before I go into a little pseudo-background on the plane above, I have to point out that this is the model of the plane used in the game EndWar, not the XA-20 model you can download for HAWX (yes, there's a difference between the two). It was hard to find a nice, clear reference, so 100% accuracy is not guaranteed. I also would like to point out that I think in real life, the U.S. would probably strive to make this the F/A-20 Razorback (since they like more bang for their buck, though the guidebook mentions the A-20 is a strike variant of the F-20, itself probably what was chosen instead of the F-22 in the game's universe). Anyways, onto a little fan-made history.

The Boeing A-20A Razorback (which entered frontline service in January 2014) was designed to provide the USAF with a replacement for the A-10 and the US Joint Strike Force (JSF) with a close air support plane that met its standards (though JSF Razorbacks are USAF units attached to the force). Although she lacks the 30mm cannon and loiter time of the older A-10,the A-20's stealth characteristics and speed make it a formidable strike aircraft. A-20s and their F-20 cousins provide the United States JSF with a formidable option for support. All A-20 units are based at Grissom AFB, while all F-20s call Langley home. this A-20, sporting the standard two-tone gray of USAF fighters, is based at the former with the 398th FS, who traded their F-15Es for A-20s in 2018. A-20s carry weapons in internal bays and on pylons under the wings.

For those who can't read it, the plane's nickname is "Ris-Kay Bay-Bay". I thought it had this jazzy, WWII-type ring t it, so I went with it.

Tom Clancy, Ubisoft, and I retain our respective rights