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Stood up following the revolution that first toppled the Erusean Monarchy, the Rawhides always found themselves on the frontier lands. Rarely stationed at conventional bases, the unit became exceptional at field maintenance and consistently exceeded readiness goals, even during war time.

During the Continental War in 2004, the Squadron would be deployed to the captured Istas Fortress, and would mount a costly defense of the base against ISAF Air Raids until forced to retreat by the approaching army. While most of the unit would be captured along with its surviving aircraft, it would remain active through the transition period with the return of the Monarchy.

In 2019, during the Lighthouse War, the unit would once again find themselves deployed in harsh conditions, this time protecting the vital supply base in Roca Roja, Eastern Usea. Following Operation One Pair, the squadron would be depleted by the Osean Counter-Air that had been sent in the strike.

The ‘Nile Valley’ camouflage scheme appeared on Egyptian aircraft at the end of the seventies. The Egyptian command concluded that the two color scheme
as delivered by the Soviets was inadequate for combat in the Middle East. The result was a scheme composed of three tones on the upper surfaces.
The front of the nose was adorned with the head of the ‘Red Demon’, but the relevance of this is still uncertain. It is possible that it is a unit marking.

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As one of the few Emmerian Air Force units permanently stationed on the Khesed Island, the 120th Fighter Intercept Squadron plays a critical role in the defense of Emmeria’s western coast. While most of their air taskings are interceptions of suspicious air traffic along the Strait, they do stand as an alert squadron to counter any potential hostile force that approaches the nations air space.

Since the mid 1980’s, the squadron has flown and mastered the specially modified F-16 Air Defense Fighters, though with the airframes continuing to build up hours and age related fatigue, the National Guard Bureau has slowly begun phasing the Vipers out for the newer produced Mirage 2000 interceptor fighters. However, budgetary concerns have limited the amount of aircraft provided, as well as the more advanced Super 350 BVR missile to the squadron, leaving them with AIM-7 Sparrows of questionable reliability flown on aircraft with service careers rivaling some of Emmeria’s senior most officers.

As one of the few Emmerian Air Force units permanently stationed on the Khesed Island, the 120th Fighter Intercept Squadron plays a critical role in the defense of Emmeria’s western coast. While most of their air taskings are interceptions of suspicious air traffic along the Strait, they do stand as an alert squadron to counter any potential hostile force that approaches the nations air space.

Since the mid 1980’s, the squadron has flown and mastered the specially modified F-16 Air Defense Fighters, though with the airframes continuing to build up hours and age related fatigue, the National Guard Bureau has slowly begun phasing the Vipers out for the newer produced Mirage 2000 interceptor fighters. However, budgetary concerns have limited the amount of aircraft provided, as well as the more advanced Super 350 BVR missile to the squadron, leaving them with AIM-7 Sparrows of questionable reliability flown on aircraft with service careers rivaling some of Emmeria’s senior most officers.

Not earning their way into any history books, the 155th ‘Razorback’ have been a long standing unit within the Erusean Air Force. Like many squadrons, they can trace their roots to the Royal Erusean Flying Corps. During the first Erusean Civil War that saw the ousting of the Monarchy, the Razorbacks found themselves in the Federal Erusean Air Force, where they participated in the expansion and Annexation of Erusea's smaller neighbors and former vassal states.

During the Continental War, the Razorbacks were apart of the Erusean push across the continent, earning some victories against the scattered ISAF member state air forces before facing a total defeat at the wars end.

Despite force restructuring, the Razorbacks would remain active throughout the Lighthouse War, when details on the squadron's status are questionable at best, with Loyalist and Radical forces using Razorbacks Fighters during the Civil War that came after.

Established in the days following the formal end of hostilities between the Oseans and Eruseans, the 163rd Fighter Squadron was primarily composed of repatriated pilots captured during the war.

Flying older, obsolete F-16s, the 163rd would support the 111th Tactical Fighter Squadron 'Apollo' in airspace security around the capital of Erusea, giving them the self imposed nickname of 'Farbantis Finest'.

The unit would be implicated in late 2020 during an attempted coup detat of its officers against Loyalist forces, however this would ultimately fail with the deaths of all the perpetrators.

Today the 163rd continues to control the skies over the capital, this time alongside the other forces of Usea, instead of against them.

Fictional Ace Combat 6 Emmerian Air Force 8th Air Division, 28th Fighter Squadron "Garuda" Mod Eagle livery for RAZBAM's beautiful F-15E Strike Eagle.

This is a depiction of an early variant of the Nile Valley camo that was used on Egyptian MiG-21s

This is a Blue and white Gazelle Skin

Thanx to Hassan ICE for Screen Shots

This is a livery that depicts the IL-76 SU-BTY 1332 of the Egyptian air force.