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| - Based upon the wing positioning, it appears that the G2E9's weight balance is nearly central, allowing for heavy payload to also be carried in the aft on the same flight, like the Landmate's pilots and additional lightly-armoured paratroopers. The aircraft features two high-powered searchlights mounted aside of the nose cone, and a weather probe on the starboard side of the cockpit. For self defense, the G2E9 can be weaponized, usually with cannons or miniguns. VTOL thrust is assisted by means of two shoulder-mounted jet engines, which are ducted solely into repositionable nacelles behind the wings, and can be used to provide much needed downforce for takeoffs.
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| - Based upon the wing positioning, it appears that the G2E9's weight balance is nearly central, allowing for heavy payload to also be carried in the aft on the same flight, like the Landmate's pilots and additional lightly-armoured paratroopers. The aircraft features two high-powered searchlights mounted aside of the nose cone, and a weather probe on the starboard side of the cockpit. For self defense, the G2E9 can be weaponized, usually with cannons or miniguns. VTOL thrust is assisted by means of two shoulder-mounted jet engines, which are ducted solely into repositionable nacelles behind the wings, and can be used to provide much needed downforce for takeoffs. The name of the aircraft is mentioned just prior to the opening credits of the film by Briareos, confirming landing clearance from Olympus Regular Army air control. It could also be possibly known as the AF5, a name mentioned in the same scene by the co-pilot, but the context of the rest of the sentence suggests that "AF5" refers to something else, like a registration code, airport identifier, or a transponder callsign.
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