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The F-100D Super Sabre, nicknamed the "Hun" by many of its pilots, was used by the Osean Air Force during from the late 1950s to the begining of the 1970s. It primarily served as a fighter-bomber, especially when the F-4 became the primary fighter and interceptor of the Osean Air Force. F-100s were noted for their versatility and four 20mm cannon, despite early models having problems with their engines (which caused quite a few accidents). This machine, based out of McNeally in the mid to late 1960s, sports the three-colored SEA (know to us all as Southeast Asia) camoflague pattern. the squadron it belongs to, the 212th TFS, served during the Songolian conflict (my random idea for Strangereal's version of Vietnam), providing close air support and during the early years, escort. it is shown here armed for the former, carrying Mk. 82 bombs equppied with snakeye fins

This piece of artwork belongs to me, but Namco and North American's respective rights remain their's

Long Live Ace Combat!

Description
The F-100D Super Sabre, nicknamed the "Hun" by many of its pilots, was used by the Osean Air Force during from the late 1950s to the begining of the 1970s. It primarily served as a fighter-bomber, especially when the F-4 became the primary fighter and interceptor of the Osean Air Force. F-100s were noted for their versatility and four 20mm cannon, despite early models having problems with their engines (which caused quite a few accidents). This machine, based out of McNeally in the mid to late 1960s, sports the three-colored SEA (know to us all as Southeast Asia) camoflague pattern. the squadron it belongs to, the 212th TFS, served during the Songolian conflict (my random idea for Strangereal's version of Vietnam), providing close air support and during the early years, escort. it is shown here armed for the former, carrying Mk. 82 bombs equppied with snakeye fins

This piece of artwork belongs to me, but Namco and North American's respective rights remain their's

Long Live Ace Combat!