FA-18F: Super Hornet

In F-18 Super Hornet, players will take to the sky for more than 19 different land and sea missions in real Iraqi cities, to defend the coalition and defeat the insurgent forces with an array of high-powered weaponry. Multiple channels allowing users to select the clearest channel to form a group on Frequency hopping, spread spectrum radio automatically avoids interference Built-in internal antenna Internal battery port; battery operates for up to 1 week on a single charge

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An Official U.S. Navy Recruiting Simulator. Includes 40 combat missions in two different war zones, Barents Sea and Indian Ocean, put players in missions and situations flown daily by Navy fighter pilots. The F/A 18E Super Hornet is the next generation fighter aircraft of the U.S. Navy.

From the designers of Apache Longbow, Hind, and F-16 Fighting Falcon comes Super Hornet, the state-of-the-art flight simulation of the Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet. This aircraft is a high-performance multirole jet fighter capable of precision weapons delivery in day, night, and adverse weather conditions. The product incorporates a new random mission generator and a spectacular new 3-D visual system.

Choose from twenty-eight combat missions in the Persian Gulf. Exclusive multimedia training classroom provides over 90 minutes of flight and combat instruction. Includes six training missions in scenic Hawaii. Connect up to four computers via network for multiple-player action. Includes six network missions in Arizona. Ordinance includes the heat-seeking AIM-9L "Sidewinder," the active radar guided AIM-120 AMRAAM, the TV guided AGM-65E "Maverick," and a host of other mud-moving weaponry. Radio voice messages from the ground and air keep you constantly aware. The tower clears you for takeoff and landing. Your wingman relays crucial battle information during aerial combat. Perform carrier "traps" just like naval aviators. A working "Meatball" and an Instrument Landing System (ILS) help you bring it home after a successful mission. Contact the "LSO" and he'll talk you down to the "three-wire."