Nagajima YAGR-4b

The Nagajima YAGR-4b (近接航空支援用垂直離着陸対地攻撃機 YAGR-4b, Close air support and ground-attack VTOL aircraft YAGR-4b, UN reporting name: Hailstorm) is a twin-engine heavy jet VTOL combat aircraft developed in Yashima and designed primarily for close air support, ground-attack and anti-armour roles. It is produced by the Nagajima Aerospace Engineering company. It features a side-mounted twin 20mm cannon and four hardpoints under its wings for missiles, rockets and more. The YAGR-4b has a large amount of systems redundancy to improve combat survivability.

The YAGR-4b is also known as the Type-32. What YAGR stands for is classified information.

YAGR-5c
The YAGR-5c is the transport variant of the YAGR-4b. The majority of the aircraft is the same, except all weapons systems have been removed, giving it slightly higher speed and the ability to seat up to seven passengers.

YAGR-6d
The YAGR-6d is an unmanned aerial combat vehicle (UCAV) variant of the YAGR-4b. Using advanced computer control systems and a neural net, each YAGR-4b is able to correct its own flight path and react to situational changes autonomously, with the operator only providing directional input and permission to fire weapons.