T-4 Spacehawk

The T-4 Spacehawk is a VTOL and STOL capable suborbital military transport vehicle that operates solely on jet propulsion. The Spacehawk has room for seven total occupants including the pilot. A rear door allows for entry and exit. The Spacehawk uses RCS thrusters to stabilize take off and flight, exceeding altitudes of 37,000 m with an average velocity of Mach 2.5-3. Three groups of engines can be activated separately. It is best to use the auxiliary engine alone for VTOL with the throttle set to no more than 15%.

The Spacehawk has a tendency to pitch upwards, it can thus preform incredibly steep dives at high velocity. It has a HUD, a glare reflective canopy and a detailed cockpit instrument layout. It also has a search light and internal light. The T-4 has two fuel ports on the engine blocks as well.

When taking off use heading lock, RCS (EXT Sys or AG10) and the two forward and rear gyroscopes (INC Sys or AG9). Activate VTOL systems to rotate engine nacelles. It is best to achieve some forward momentum before switching into forward flight.