Xwings

The X-wing is a fictional starfighter that appears in the Star Wars universe. It is manufactured by Incom Corporation and is one of the most iconic spacecraft in the franchise. The X-wing is primarily used by the Rebel Alliance and later by the New Republic. Its designation, T-65B, is commonly associated with the fighter.

The X-wing is distinguished by its four-engine design and its signature S-foils, which can be locked into attack position during combat. This configuration allows for increased maneuverability and provides the fighter with its distinctive "X" shape when the wings are deployed. The fighter is heavily armed, typically equipped with four laser cannons, two proton torpedo launchers, and can carry a variety of ordnance.

Piloted by skilled individuals, X-wings have played crucial roles in many pivotal battles throughout the Star Wars saga, including the attack on the first Death Star and the Battle of Endor. The X-wing's reliability, speed, and firepower make it a formidable opponent against Imperial starships. Its versatility allows it to engage in dogfights, escort other vessels, and perform strike missions. The design and capabilities of the X-wing have made it a fan favorite and a symbol of the Rebel Alliance's fight against the Galactic Empire.