What is Dassault Super-Étendard?
[[File:US_Navy_070412-N-7498L-018_A_French_Super-Etendard_from_the_nuclear-powered_aircraft_carrier_French_Navy_Ship_Charles_de_Gaulle_(R_91)_performs_a_touch-and-go_landing_on_the_flight_deck_of_the_Nimitz-class_aircraft_carrier_USS.jpg|thumb|'''Dassault Super-Étendard''' on the french [[aircraft carrier]] [[Charles de Gaulle]].]] The '''Dassault Super-Étendard''' is a [[France|French]] single-[[turbojet]] [[military]] [[aircraft]]. It is a [[fighter aircraft|fighter]] and [[attack aircraft]]. The [[French Navy]] started using it in [[1978]]. In [[2013]], it is the second most important combat aircraft (after the [[Dassault Rafale]]). From [[1995]], all '''Dassault Super-Étendard''' of the French Navy are modernized as '''SEM''' or '''Super-Étendard Modernisés'''. It can carry many kinds of [[weapon]]s like [[AM-39 Exocet|Exocet]]'s [[missile]], [[laser]]-guided [[bomb]]s and a [[nuclear weapon|nuclear missile]] [[ASMP]]. Foreign operators of this aircraft are [[Argentina]] and [[Iraq]]. Argentina used it in the [[Falklands War]], destroying the [[UK|British]] [[Warship|destroyer]] HMS ''Sheffield''. The '''Dassault Super-Étendard''' is a modernized variant of the [[Dassault Étendard IV]]. {{multistub|Military|transport}} [[Category:Dassault Aviation|Super Etendard]] [[Category:French military aircraft]]