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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | + | Not to be confused with other aircraft of this family (''see [[Fw 190|here]]''). | |
| − | == | + | ===How To Obtain=== |
| − | The Fw 190 was arguably Germany's best fighter aircraft of WWII. Fast, powerful, and well-armed, at its introduction in 1941 it was superior to the RAF's Spitfire Mk V in all respects save turn radius. While no carrier-borne version was ever designed (the Messerschmitt Me 155 was designed during the brief resurgence in naval interest during 1942), naming it "Fw 190 T" is in line with the preceding Bf 109 T. | + | '''Stock equipment of:''' {{Ship/Link|Graf Zeppelin Kai}} |
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| + | ''Event reward for:'' | ||
| + | * [[Fall 2015 Event]] E-4: Hard | ||
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| + | ===Updates History=== | ||
| + | * '''2015-11-18:''' Implemented | ||
| + | * '''2018-08-17:''' Card CG updated | ||
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | The Fw 190 was arguably Germany's best fighter aircraft of WWII. Fast, powerful, and well-armed, at its introduction in 1941 it was superior to the RAF's Spitfire Mk V in all respects save turn radius. While no carrier-borne version was ever designed (the Messerschmitt Me 155 was designed during the brief resurgence in naval interest during 1942), naming it "Fw 190 T" is in line with the preceding [[Bf109 T Kai|Bf 109 T]]. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:49, 10 May 2024
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No.159 Fw190T改
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 Carrier-based Fighter AircraftEffects:
 +2  +10  +2Combat Radius: 3 (Deployment Cost:
 6)Scrap value:
 2  3 8 (Unbuildable) | |
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| Refittable Ship Types | |
| Fast Battleship | Battleship |
| Aviation Battleship | Standard Aircraft Carrier |
| Armored Carrier | Light Carrier |
| Heavy Cruiser | Aviation Cruiser |
| Light Cruiser | Torpedo Cruiser |
| Training Cruiser | Destroyer |
| Coastal Defense Ship | Submarine |
| Aircraft Carrying Submarine | Seaplane Tender |
| Fleet Oiler | Submarine Tender |
| Repair Ship | Amphibious Assault Ship |
| LBAS Plane | |
Introduction
かの国で開発/量産された強力で信頼性の高い戦闘機Fw190シリーズ。
タンク博士の設計により誕生し、フォッケウルフの名で親しまれた名機です。
本機はその後期型を改修した艦上機バージョンです。
高い制空戦闘能力を発揮します。
The Fw190 series of powerful and reliable fighter planes were developed and mass-produced in that other country.
It was designed by Dr. Tank, and was known as the Focke-Wulf.
This aircraft is a carrier-based version of a later model.
It demonstrates a high level of air combat capability.
Mechanics
Fighters
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are one of the main types of plane used by CV(B/L). Their main role is to bring Air Power during the 1st Aerial Stage, with their "Fighter Power" 
stat being the most important factor in this regard. Fighters are additionally needed for Aircraft Carrier Cut-Ins (CVCI) during the day Shelling.
- They can be used in Land Bases to serve the same role as Interceptors.
Notes
Not to be confused with other aircraft of this family (see here).
How To Obtain
Stock equipment of: Graf Zeppelin Kai
Event reward for:
- Fall 2015 Event E-4: Hard
Updates History
- 2015-11-18: Implemented
- 2018-08-17: Card CG updated
Trivia
The Fw 190 was arguably Germany's best fighter aircraft of WWII. Fast, powerful, and well-armed, at its introduction in 1941 it was superior to the RAF's Spitfire Mk V in all respects save turn radius. While no carrier-borne version was ever designed (the Messerschmitt Me 155 was designed during the brief resurgence in naval interest during 1942), naming it "Fw 190 T" is in line with the preceding Bf 109 T.