Editing Dive into the Sky/Wings United (section)

===Wild Weasel===
Wild Weasels are often depicted as the poor plane that has to take all the flak, this isn’t far from the truth but a Wild Weasel can provide some powerful support to any allied aircraft and can still be one hell of a dog fighter. Designed with defense in mind, Wild Weasels attempt to draw enemy fire onto them, via a massive radar cross section and high visibility to allow other aircraft to conduct missions with relative ease and safety.<br/>
Very mobile, and heavily protected the Wild Weasel can last in a combat theater longer than any other aircraft at the cost of not being able to deal with ground or air targets with as much ease as others.<br/>
'''''Passive Bonus'''''<br/>
*Thrust Vectoring I- You are provided with a +1 bonus to all mobility checks.<br/>
*Adaptable Modifications I- You are provided with a +1 bonus to all wits checks.<br/>
*Perseverance III- When taking stress damage roll a single dice. On a result of 5-6 reduce the damage by half. When loosing a hit roll a single dice. On a result of 6 you do not loose a hit and remain on 1 stress damage.<br/>
'''''Wingman Bonus'''''<br/>
*Encouraging Presence I- If your wingman is on full stress he is provided with a +2 bonus on all checks.<br/>
'''''Active Bonus'''''<br/>
*Full Lock- Once per engagement you can choose to Full Lock two or one air, land or sea based targets. Utilizing all the data you gained from enemy attacks you’ve pinpointed exactly where you need to strike for maximum effect. Pick a second attribute other than Attack. Make an attack check and your second attribute check as two separate attacks adding whatever bonuses may apply.<br/>
'''''Wingman Active Bonus'''''<br/>
*Trash the Shot- Once per engagement you can assist your wingman if he has been successfully hit by any attack. By forcing yourself in the way of the shot for a few moments, you protect your ally from harm whilst ruining the enemy’s perfect shot. Your wingman gains the successful effects of Perseverance III and the enemy suffers the half of the stress damage that was reduced.