VF/A-6 - Veritech Alpha Fighter
Statistics
- Designation: VF/A-6I
- Mecha Class: Veritech fighter, aerospace capable
- Crew: 1 pilot
- Weight: 16.70 tons (dry)
Fighter Mode
- Length: 10.25m
- Height: 4.60m
- Wingspan: 8.20m
- Max speed at sea level: 1100 kph
- Max speed at 10,000m: 1900 kph
- Max speed at 30,000m: 3000 kph
Guardian Mode
- Length: 8.00m
- Height: 5.72m
- Width: 4.84m
- Max speed at low altitudes: 680 kph
Battloid Mode
- Depth: 5.25m
- Height: 8.75m
- Breadth: 4.84m
- Max speed at all altitudes: 312 kph
- Max walking speed: 120 kph
Armament
- 1 x 3-barreled 80mm pulse beam cannon in a gun pod. Barrels usually fire. A second pod is possible, but not standard issue.
- 2 x Light lasers in the Alpha's nose
- 4 x 78mm short-range missiles mounted in the head. Total ammunition supply is 8 missiles
- 60 x 190mm short-range missiles, mounted in single-shot surface launchers spread out along the fuselage
The VF/A-6 Veritech Alpha Fighter was put into service as the premiere aerospace superiority fighter of the Robotech Expeditionary Forces after the failure of the VF-4-X project to produce a viable second generation successor to the venerable VF-1 Valkyrie Veritech Fighter. Built around the airframe of the YQ-6000 Phantom drone fighter (itself a successor to the RDF's YQ-3000 Ghost drone fighter), the Alpha went into production in time for its use as the primary Veritech Fighter of the REF Pioneer Mission.
VF/G-2X - Veritech Gamma Fighter
Statistics
- Designation: VF/G-2X
- Mecha Class: E-warfare Veritech, aerospace capable
- Crew: 1 pilot, 1 sensor operator
- Weight: 16.70 tons (dry)
Fighter Mode
- Length: 10.7 m
- Height: 3.45 m
- Wingspan: 11.3 m
- Max speed at sea level: 1100 kph
- Max speed at 10,000m: 1900 kph
- Max speed at 30,000m: 3000 kph
Battloid Mode
- Height: 9.45 m
- Depth: 4.35 m
- Width: 5.82 m (wings 11.3 m)
- Max speed at all altitudes: 312 kph
- Max walking speed: 120 kph
Armament
- 1 x 3-barreled 80mm pulse beam cannon in a gun pod
- 32 x 190mm short-range missiles, mounted in single-shot surface launchers on the legs
The next generation of the experimental Gamma Fighter developed by Darryl Merlyn, the VF/G-2X is a two-seater aerospace fighter with extensive e-warfare capabilities. Designed for use primarily in space, the Gamma Fighter has an unusual tandem cockpit design, with the lefthand cockpit designated for the pilot and the righthand for a dedicated e-warfare specialist (though the e-warfare cockpit does contain duplicate flight controls in case the pilot is incapacitated.