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What you do about that is either sweep the joint with a SEAD aircraft (I can't think of the name of one off hand) before your nighthawk comes through, or go after them on the ground. Honestly, if you're regularly losing Nighthawks to ground-based AA, you must be flying headlong into a pretty thick AA net. Use more recon, and make sure you know the area you're going to be bombing, AND the path your aircraft take to get there. Especially with a Nighthawk, it's worth your time to micromanage and make sure it doesn't fly somewhere stupid.
interesting...
Yep, probably because people whined how there Spetnaz where insta-killed in forests....Nighthawks are basically glorified Yak 38's.
Once a nighthawk gets spotted in flight it's pretty much dead. If a night hawk gets spotted after bombing it depends on how much AA is nearby: You need two missiles to hit it to kill it and due to ECM most missiles will hit. Thus, is two or more AA are in range of your nighthawk it will probably die.
They're quite strange in that way: Nighthawks are extremely brittle and fragile, yet they're usually the plane I buy first and the one which lasts to the end of the match. Anyway, if you want an ordinary bomber you're probably better off with a tram or strike eagle or something, those are cheaper/deadlier and more survivable when taking fire. The nighthawk's shtick is avoiding fire and interception
Hornet won't fire at anything which hasn't been spotted though. If you know where a CV is but can't spot it (for example you had spotted it but the recon unit got killed) you can bomb it but the hornet would be useless. They're great planes though. My US deck is an air-heavy deck and I use a hornet, fighting falcon, nighthawk and raven. They all have their own role and used properly can utterly demolish an enemy.