Originally posted by VWE001
I've got one question though, will we be able to also select "attack" or will this also just be graded as a bomber?
Well it IS a "A"-20 - the solid nose versions of planes (like the A-26 for another example). No bombsites either.
Some of A-20's went so far as to be outfitted as night fighters.
http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/research/p70.htm"...The P-70 was developed, in 1942, from the Douglas A-20 "Havoc" for use by the Army Air Corps to fill an urgent need for a night fighter until the first scheduled deliveries of the Northrop P-61 "Black Widow" in 1943.
The British first used the modified A-20 as a night fighter (Havoc II) and met with some success.
The AAF followed suit and modified an A-20 (S/N 39-735) by installing radar and four 20mm cannon in a fuselage pod. The glass nose section of the A-20 was simply painted black in a P-70...."
Hmm, perhaps three planes can be derived from the from the a-20 base?
(1) The Boston III with its bombsite and glass nose - a bomber.

(2) A-20 with its solid nose - a Attack

and add with same basic cockpit art, etc....
(3) P-70 in the pursuit category (as a precursor to the P-61)

(note the extra cannon unit in the belly)