The German Focke-Wulf Ta152 was developed for the Luftwaffe as an answer to the Americans' high-altitude bombers, like the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. It was known as the "long-nosed" variant, owing to a different, V-12 engine which gave it a longer nose than its radial-engined predecessor, the Fw-190.
In Strikers 1945-II and PLUS, the Ta152's Plasma Mine Supershot can destroy enemy bullets. Fully powering up its Subweapon, the Antitank Rockets, gives the Focke-Wulf a lot of attack power. Its Support special is a giant A9/A10 rocket, which rams through enemies and absorbs all enemy fire, though it will not explode. While not an overly fast craft or one with indirect attack potential it hits hard and controls the enemy firing space in straight lines very well through absorbing bullets through its special attacks.