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The F-5C Skoshi Tiger is a premium gift rank VI American jet fighter with a battle rating of 10.0 (AB) and 10.3 (RB/SB). It was introduced in Update "Red Skies"
Usage in battles
In air RB, the F-5C can be played as both a support and offensive plane. In medium range engagements, it plays well as a support fighter, either baiting enemies to use up missiles with the large amount of flares/chaff or launching missiles at enemies who are chasing friendly aircraft to give a chance to let your teammate get in a better position. In close range engagements, with some effort you can stay on the tail of the enemy, if possible making the enemy pull as many manoeuvres as possible to slow them down so you can get a short burst from the respectable 20 mm cannons mounted in the nose. Due to the plane's characteristics, overshooting an enemy won't be the end of a dogfight, the F-5C is able bleed enough speed in a quick turn to get right back on the enemy if they don't take advantage of the overshoot or if they are going too slow to be able to make any quick counterattack.
In mixed ground battles (RB), the F-5C is able to function as a light strike aircraft, while also being able to maintain air supremacy. The F-5C's versatile loadout of air-to-ground ordnance allows the player to choose what range they want to do air support, for example the 4 x AGM-12B loadout is great for medium range engagements against enemy ground units.
Pros and cons
Pros:
Good top speed
Light and small
Has countermeasures
Has RWR
Guns are effective
Good turn rate
Effective suspended armament: all loadouts feature air-to-air missiles
Wide choice of weapon loadouts
Cons:
Only gets AIM-9Es while the Chinese equivalent gets AIM-9Ps
No radar
Many supersonic jet fighters at its BR can outrun it
No CCIP or CCRP for guns, rockets, or bombs, making you depend on training and guesswork to estimate the point of impact