She’s so ugly, she’s kind of beautiful…
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When I’m old and in an old folks home, I’ll be flying DCS 10.5 using a neurological shunt in the nape of my neck and all of the above and many many more will be simulated in the finest detail. I will die so happy 
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She gives off that vibe that she’d be a blast to party with, which also helps a lot.
Speaking of Buccaneers…I would very much like to hit some Iraqi bridges with the LGB Tornado / Pave Spike Buccaneer combo please…and hit some runways with JP233’s while we are at it.
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In a Tomcat I can do all of the above, from a carrier, in style.
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Only if your party does not include anything even remotely resembling BFM.
Proper use of a buccaneer is to run at 6 feet above either the desert floor or the wavetops doing at least 600mph and scare the bejeesus out of a red hat sam radar crew or a red banner northern fleet cruiser crew.
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Sounds like a great start to a Saturday night.
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The Jag would be outstanding! 
But also:
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Funny that’s what the Intruder did. Better. And in any weather. And with more style! 
But not as stupidly fast carrying its load internally. Still I’d take a disney B-52 over a bucc any day.
Sorry, I can’t hear you over the sound of a comparable top speed, superior bomb load, and actual relevancy to the current DCS line up.
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I was actually checking on Wikiepdia (yeah I know but still) and the Bucc is just a few Knots faster than the Intruder.
I was honestly convinced the Bucc was much faster. Uhm.
Still, they’re both Fantastic Beasts…
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I’ve found Sparrows and Sidewinders pulverize Viggens pretty effectively. I look forward to seeing what AIM-54s do 
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Two words:
Terrain.
Masking.
Viggens have returned with tree splinters and telephone wires…
Just sayin’.
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Curious how that work over the sea. 
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