= Rebel Fighters
Y-Wing:

The Y-Wing is the work force of the Rebel Alliance & New Republic. The ship can be manned by two crew members, one pilot and an astromech for shield maintenance. It maybe slow but its' Shields are Stronger than the X-Wing. It's equiped with 2 Laser Cannons, 8 Proton Torpedos & 2 Ion Cannons. The Ion Cannons can be used to disable Targets instead of capturing them.
The Y-Wing is mostly used as a Bomber for Bombing Runs.


X-Wing:

Surely, we're all familar with the T-65 X-Wing that destroyed the Death Star. It's All-Round in all stats. It's Equiped with 4 Laser Cannons and 6 Proton Torpedos. Toward the back, right behind the cockpit, an external R2 astromech droid monitors the ships functions and calculates coordinates. In the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, the newest X-Wing Model used by the New Republic & Republic Resistance is the T-70 X-Wing. It's also the fighter that attacked the Starkiller Base.


A-Wing:

The A-Wing is the Fastest Fighter in both the Rebel Alliance & New Republic. It's equiped with 2 Laser Cannons, 12 Missiles, a sophisticated targeting computer & sensor array. However, what's gained in Offence is lost in defense. The Shields on this ship are Weaker than the X-Wing, so be sure to dodge enemy fire as best as you can.

TIE Fighters Eccountered:







By completing Historical Missions, you'll earn Battle Patches for your Uniform & Medal Case. However, you must have the Cheat Codes Disabled from the In-Game Options Menu to do so as Enabling Cheat Codes will disable Medals of Honor Awards. This is also one of the first few games where Cheat Codes disable In-Game Achivements.

You also must complete each mission along with all Primary & Secondary Objectives within the Time Alotted.

Example: You have 15 Minutes to eliminate all Imperial Forces in X-Wing Historic Mission 1.

Tour of Duty Missions can be Replayed in the Historic Missions once you complete them. This is the Campagin Mode of X-Wing. However, when playing in Tour of Duty Mode, you CAN get captured or die as you have but only one life to live throughout X-Wing. To Revive a pilot, you'll need to use a Cheat Device.

By completing Tour of Duty Missions, you'll earn Tour Ribbons & Medals for your Uniform & Medal Case. However, you must have the Cheat Codes Disabled from the In-Game Options Menu to do so as Enabling Cheat Codes will disable Medals of Honor Awards.

If you're REALLY GOOD in Tour 3, you get to do the Trench Run.