TSR-7 Condor
| TSR-7 Condor Tactical Bomber/Reconnaissance Aircraft | |
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| Specifications | |
| Developer: | Tulani-Soro-Ramandu Industries |
| Crew: | 3 |
| Length: | 48.2m |
| Wingspan: | 20.4m |
| Height: | 8.5m |
| Wing Area: | 195.1m² |
| Loaded Weight: | Up to 91,000 kg |
| Propulsion: | 8x Naro P.169 afterburning turbojets, developing 58 kN ea. |
| Maximum Speed: | Mach 3.7 |
| Cruising Speed: | Mach 3 |
| Range: | 9260 km |
| Payload (Reconnaissance version): | Up to 91,000 kg radars and spy cameras |
| Armament ("Pure" Bomber version): | Up to 3x 10m standoff missiles or Up to 91,000 kg bombs |
| Payload (Strike/Recon. version): | 1x 12m standoff missile plus up to 60,000 kg radars and spy cameras |
The TSR-7 is the main mixed reconnaissance/tactical bomber aircraft of the Inutoland Air Force. First conceived in the 1960s, it became one of the most infamous pieces of "black" hardware in Inuto history when a multiple engine failure caused a late-model TSR-7 to crash-land in a nearby, friendly state in 1987. This incident was discovered by the press before it could be hushed up, and caused considerable diplomatic strain between the two countries.
The TSR-7, named the Condor, is not as stealthy as the famous SR-71 "Blackbird", but its performance is otherwise similar, with the added ability to carry a single standoff missile or small bomb load.
Some versions of the TSR-7 Condor replace the small bomb bay with more reconnaissance gear; this was until 1987 the "usual" semi-public face of the black project – when its existence was admitted to at all. The crashing TSR-7, however, was a mixed strike/recon version of the plane; the crash became headline news when this was revealed, and precipitated a diplomatic crisis.
The Condor is one of the older aircraft in the Inuto Air Force's order of battle, but its capabilities are still unmatched by anything that the Inuto high command have admitted the existence of.
Rumours of an advanced, stealthed "Super-Condor" of even greater capabilities persist in the Inuto intelligence-following community.
 Aircraft of the Inutoland Air Force
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| Modern aircraft: |
| W-20 Fer-de-Lance · TSR-19 Ghost · W-18 Hummingbird · TSR-17 Cladosictis · W-16 Tandu · W-15 Tamaris · TSR-14 Teratorn · W-13 Stormblade · TSR-9 Mastodon · TSR-7 Condor |
| TSR-21 Iluwatan · Cyclops AEWC · Roa-class Airship · TSR-9Y Stegomastodon · Landu-class Airship |
| Later Cold War aircraft: |
| W-15 Tamaris · TSR-12 White Spider · W-11 Bathawk · W-10 Chasmaporthetes · TSR-9 Mastodon · W-8 Aggressor · TSR-7 Condor · W-6 Stormfalcon |
| Early Cold War aircraft: |
| Soro Vulture · Tulani JetHammer · R-1 Serpent · T-2 Glaive · P-3 Battleaxe · SR-4 Vigilant |
| World War 2 aircraft: |
| Ramandu Cyclone · Tulani TwinHammer · Waris Sunhawk · Pauro Stingray · Tulani Trident |
| Soro Victory · Soro Valiant · Waris Sealion · Peerless-class Air Carrier |
| Inter-War aircraft: |
| Pauro Stormbird |
| World War 1 aircraft: |
| Ramandu Linsang · Pauro Feathered Dragon · Soro Shadow · Oequiyau Spanker |
| Overlord-class · Majestic-class · Echelon-class |
