The Douglas A-20 prototype first took to the skies on October 26th 1938. It served as the basis for a wide range of aircraft designed for various roles, including light bombers, attack aircraft, reconnaissance planes, and night fighters. Known by the nickname “Havoc”, the A-20 saw service with the air forces of France, Great Britain, the United States, and the USSR. The USSR received large numbers of the aircraft via the Lend-Lease program.
[p align="justify"]The Havoc Mk I is temporarily available with a 30% discount!
[p align="justify"]When: From October 26th (09:00 GMT) until October 29th (09:00 GMT).
[p align="justify"]Where: Great Britain > Aviation > Premium vehicles.
- [p align="justify"]The Havoc Mk I is available for 490 Golden Eagles. It can only be obtained during this promotion
About these aircraft
- [p align="justify"]The Havoc Mk I (rank II) is a highly versatile aircraft for its rank: with its speed, maneuverability, and survivability, complemented by four 500 lb bombs, four forward-firing machine guns, and two defensive machine guns, it’s capable of handling just about anything! In skilled hands, it’s more than ready to carry out multiple sorties against enemy positions.
