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The '''ASA VOT 14 Hotvemm''' ( | The '''ASA VOT 14 Hotvemm''' (<small>IPA:</small> [[Sedunnic language (Pacifica)#Phonology|[ˈhuːtvem]]]; Austral: ''shadow'') is a single-engine, canard delta-wing, [[Wikipedia:Stealth|stealth]] [[Wikipedia:Multirole combat aircraft|multirole fighter]] aircraft designed and built by [[List of Sedunnic companies (Pacifica)|ASA]] by request of the Sedunnic Military Materiel Agency for use in the [[Sedunnic Air Force (Pacifica)|Sedunnic Air Force]] and the [[Sedunnic Navy (Pacifica)|Sedunnic Navy]]. The VOT 14 is capable of shifting between air supremacy, interdiction, reconnaissance and attack roles during flight and is thus also labelled a swing-role fighter. The VOT 14 is capable of aerial refuelling and is designed to allow landing on rudimentary runways and public roads as part of the Sedunnic [[Sedunnic Air Force#Doctrine|force dispersal doctrine]]. Variants exist that have two seats (VOT 14 B) or are carrier-based (VOT 14 S). As of 2022, over 500 VOT 14s have been built. | ||
The VOT 14's first flight occurred in in 2006 and the first aircraft entered service with the Sedunnic Air Force in March 2014 and the Sedunnic Navy in November 2016. The aircraft has been exported to [[Erinor & Sereva (Pacifica)|Erinor & Sereva]] and the [[Frost Empire (Pacifica)|Frost Empire]]. The aircraft first saw limited action in the later phase of the Military Intervention Against Soormann in 2015 and full-scale combat in 2018 during the [[Reizen Civil War (Pacifica)]]. | |||
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<!--Though having some key stealth features that reduce the radar cross-section, the Hotvemm is not considered a full stealth aircraft. The design chosen is a cost-reducing compromise, but is also uncertain how effective stealth design will be against modern and future radar and missile systems. | <!--Though having some key stealth features that reduce the radar cross-section, the Hotvemm is not considered a full stealth aircraft. The design chosen is a cost-reducing compromise, but is also uncertain how effective stealth design will be against modern and future radar and missile systems. | ||
Revision as of 13:55, 17 February 2024
| ASA VOT 14 Hotvemm | |
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| Two Sedunnic Air Force VOT 14 As | |
| Role | Multirole fighter |
| National origin | Sedunn |
| Manufacturer | ASA |
| First flight | 13 September 2006 (VOT 14 A) |
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| Status | In service |
| Primary users | Sedunnic Air Force
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| Produced | 2006–present |
| Number built | 500+ |
The ASA VOT 14 Hotvemm (IPA: [ˈhuːtvem]; Austral: shadow) is a single-engine, canard delta-wing, stealth multirole fighter aircraft designed and built by ASA by request of the Sedunnic Military Materiel Agency for use in the Sedunnic Air Force and the Sedunnic Navy. The VOT 14 is capable of shifting between air supremacy, interdiction, reconnaissance and attack roles during flight and is thus also labelled a swing-role fighter. The VOT 14 is capable of aerial refuelling and is designed to allow landing on rudimentary runways and public roads as part of the Sedunnic force dispersal doctrine. Variants exist that have two seats (VOT 14 B) or are carrier-based (VOT 14 S). As of 2022, over 500 VOT 14s have been built.
The VOT 14's first flight occurred in in 2006 and the first aircraft entered service with the Sedunnic Air Force in March 2014 and the Sedunnic Navy in November 2016. The aircraft has been exported to Erinor & Sereva and the Frost Empire. The aircraft first saw limited action in the later phase of the Military Intervention Against Soormann in 2015 and full-scale combat in 2018 during the Reizen Civil War (Pacifica).