For this reason, the Tiaoman Empire specially formed the Homeland Air Defense Force after the war, but due to the overly complex organization, it was merged into the Air Force more than 20 years ago.
In the Tiaoman Air Force, the interception air force is a separate branch.
However, the "Storm" is not limited to the AVD model.
A major advantage of the variable swept wing is its ability to provide a high lift-to-drag ratio equivalent to a flat wing, and it achieves more prominent low-altitude stability by increasing wing load.
This characteristic is particularly suitable for heavy attack aircraft that focus on low-altitude penetration.
Moreover, bombers like the "Hong-10A" and B-1B, which require high range for supersonic low-altitude penetration, also utilize variable swept wings.
The "Attack-8" of the Empire Air Force is a typical heavy attack aircraft, primarily using low-altitude penetration as its main attack method.
