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Attack aircraft are military aircraft designed to engage in air-to-ground combat. They are typically equipped with a variety of weapons, including machine guns, cannons, rockets, and guided missiles. Attack aircraft are used to support ground forces by attacking enemy targets, such as tanks, artillery, and troop concentrations. They can also be used to provide close air support for ground troops, as well as to conduct air interdiction missions, which involve attacking enemy supply lines and other targets of opportunity. Attack aircraft are also used for reconnaissance and surveillance missions.
The attack aircraft market is a subset of the larger military aircraft market. It is a highly competitive market, with many countries investing heavily in the development and production of attack aircraft. Attack aircraft are typically designed to be highly maneuverable and capable of operating in a variety of environments. They are also designed to be highly survivable, with advanced countermeasures and defensive systems.
Some of the major companies in the attack aircraft market include Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Saab, and Dassault Aviation. Show Less Read more