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5. Displace the bogey according to the rule of 50 at 8 nm

6. Allow the bogey to drift to the nose, then commence a counterturn to keep the bogey on

the nose (the fighter may not need to command a hard or hard-as-poss turn to maintain

the bogey on the nose)

7. Command a speed reduction, "Throttle back, set speed .5," when assured of rolling out in

range

Conclusion

Modern radar systems have similar limitations to the APG-66NT. The procedures here can

be applied to any high target aspect intercept encountered in an operational squadron.

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