Enlisted - Jet Power Bundle PS4
Дата релиза
2025-04-22
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PS4
PS5
Жанр PS
First Person Shooter
Озвучка
английский
немецкий
русский
Субтитры
русский
немецкий
французский
польский
английский
японский
This bundle includes:
- Me 262 A-1/U4 Squad
- F-80A Squad
The Me 262 A-1/U4 is a specialized modification of the famous German Me 262 jet fighter, designed to counter Allied bombers during World War II. The aircraft is equipped with a powerful 50mm Mk 214a cannon with a 32 round ammunition capacity, intended for engaging targets at long range. The Me 262 A-1/U4 entered history as one of the earliest attempts to create a dedicated jet interceptor, showcasing both the potential and limitations of early jet technology.
The F-80A-5 Shooting Star is the first mass-produced jet fighter from the United States, developed by Lockheed and entering service in 1945. Its armament consists of six M2 Browning machine guns mounted in the nose with a total ammunition load of 1,800 rounds, as well as two 1,000-pound AN-M65A1 bombs. Although the F-80A-5 did not see active combat in World War II, it became a significant milestone in the development of jet aviation. The aircraft was used for pilot training and as a platform for testing new technologies.
- Me 262 A-1/U4 Squad
- F-80A Squad
The Me 262 A-1/U4 is a specialized modification of the famous German Me 262 jet fighter, designed to counter Allied bombers during World War II. The aircraft is equipped with a powerful 50mm Mk 214a cannon with a 32 round ammunition capacity, intended for engaging targets at long range. The Me 262 A-1/U4 entered history as one of the earliest attempts to create a dedicated jet interceptor, showcasing both the potential and limitations of early jet technology.
The F-80A-5 Shooting Star is the first mass-produced jet fighter from the United States, developed by Lockheed and entering service in 1945. Its armament consists of six M2 Browning machine guns mounted in the nose with a total ammunition load of 1,800 rounds, as well as two 1,000-pound AN-M65A1 bombs. Although the F-80A-5 did not see active combat in World War II, it became a significant milestone in the development of jet aviation. The aircraft was used for pilot training and as a platform for testing new technologies.