LN 401 *DONE*

What if when a ships AA equals vital you get a rearming marker.

The 4/6 is the same as the vindi and they get crushed

Gtg

Is this one ready to make the card?


LN 401
Maker: Loire-Nieuport
Introduced: October, 1939 (Actually were LN 411's which were the same but without arresting gear and folding wings. The French Air Force decided not to use them and gave them to the Navy. The Navy received their LN 401s shortly after. A total of 60 produced. 45 LN 411s and 15 LN 401s)
Wingspan: 45 ft, 11 in
Length: 32 ft
Speed: 240 mph at 13,000 ft
Forumini Speed: 13
Service Ceiling: 31,200 ft
Armament: 1 x 20 mm, 2 x 7.5 mm, 1 x 496 lb bomb or 10 x 22 lb or 33 lb bombs
Range: 745 miles
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Aircraft
Dive Bomber
Year: 1939
Cost: 8
Bomb: 7[/div]
SAs[/div]
Elan - The first time this unit would be destroyed, roll a die. On a 5 or higher abort this unit instead.
Finish Him Off - This unit rolls one extra attack die when attacking damaged Ships.[/div][/div]

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Carrier landing trials of the prototype LN.40 were conducted successfully on the aircraft carrier Bearn in 1938. The production versions were the LN.401 for the Navy and the LN.411 for the French Army. The LN.411 only differed by deleting the arresting hook and folding wings. The first aircraft were delivered to the Army in September 1939. However, the engine was under-powered, and the Army transferred their aircraft to the Navy. Two squadrons fought during the Battle of France, but they sustained heavy losses. A prototype with a more powerful engine was hidden from the Germans after the Armistice.

ASW?

Are we settled on the ASW?

How about this for the flavor text?

Carrier landing trials of the prototype LN.40 were conducted successfully on the aircraft carrier Bearn in 1938. The production versions were the LN.401 for the Navy and the LN.411 for the French Army. The LN.411 only differed by deleting the arresting hook and folding wings. The first aircraft were delivered to the Army in September 1939. However, the engine was under-powered, and the Army transferred their aircraft to the Navy. Two squadrons fought during the Battle of France, but they sustained heavy losses. A prototype with a more powerful engine was hidden from the Germans after the Armistice.