War Thunder Unveils New Aircraft Arrival and Major Update

War Thunder's "Firebirds" Update Soars In with New Aircraft and More!

Gaijin Entertainment has announced the upcoming "Firebirds" update for War Thunder, arriving in early November. This major update boasts a wealth of new content, including highly anticipated aircraft, ground vehicles, and warships.

New Aircraft Taking Flight

Prepare for takeoff with iconic additions to War Thunder's air fleet. The update introduces the stealthy American F-117A Nighthawk, the powerful Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber, and the formidable F-15E Strike Eagle, among others.

The F-117A Nighthawk marks a significant addition, being the game's first stealth aircraft. Its unique design, incorporating radar-absorbing materials and angular geometry to deflect radar waves, made it a near-invisible force during Operation Desert Storm.

The F-15E Strike Eagle brings overwhelming firepower. This enhanced F-15 variant boasts a significantly increased payload capacity and features a ground target detection radar. Expect to wield a diverse arsenal, from AGM-65 Maverick missiles and laser-guided bombs to JDAM and even GBU-39 satellite-guided bombs (twenty at a time!).

Expanding Beyond the Skies

The "Firebirds" update isn't limited to aircraft. Ground and naval forces receive reinforcements, including the agile British FV107 Scimitar light tank and the powerful French Dunkerque battleship.

Aces High Season Continues

The ongoing Aces High season offers further opportunities for rewards. Complete the season and Battle Pass to unlock unique vehicles, trophies, and other valuable items. This includes aircraft such as the Bf 109 G-14, F2G-1, and La-11, as well as formidable ground units like the T54E2 and G6, and ships like the HMS Orion and USS Billfish.

Download War Thunder Mobile from the Google Play Store and prepare for the "Firebirds" update's launch. Don't miss out on these exciting additions!

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