Reversals - P-12730064

T-45C TS, ADV & IUT TFFP-03

Tactical Formation

INSTRUCTOR NOTES

Point out that the amount of pull is dependent upon the amount

of vertical split or nose-to-tail. For the example listed below,

Murph arrives in low cover as the free fighter and Torch is the

engaged fighter.

Call sign/message - for example: "Torch's guns

are jammed, can you engage?"

Response: call sign/message - for example:

"Murph's engaged"

As engaged fighter pulls off -- for example:

"Torch is free"

Free fighter pulls in on bogey's six and calls role

--for example: "Murph's engaged at your left 8,

bogey's on my nose, half mile"

New free fighter maneuvers to high cover, then

defines role--for example, "Torch is free tally,

visual, six clear"

New engaged fighter tracks bogey and obtains

firing solution

Reversals 5.7.1.4.5.1

WARNING: Potential for a midair exists during

the engaged fighter's reversal when the free

fighter in high cover keeps the aircraft loaded up

and buries the nose below the horizon while

executing a displacement roll.

Bogey may reverse at any time during exercise;

when this happens, engaged fighter will call the

reverse

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