U.S. Army battlefield observation and recon aircraft. Also used for electronic warfare and monitoring by altering the sensors and their configuation. Easily recognized by its bug-eyed canopy, triple fin tail, and top mounted engine nacelles, in addition to the low slung SLAR external pod. Early Mohawks saw action in Viet Nam as armed attack planes, being called the JOV-1A. Also two demo examples briefly flew in West German and French markings. Various civil and non military gov't agencies have also used Mohawks for drug interdiction, survey mapping, and atmospheric studies. This FS2004 stand-alone model had full ani's, VC with custom XML gauges and lighting, Nam-era US Army, and USGS paint schemes. Will work without the earlier Mohawks installed.
