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|  T-45C TS, ADV & IUT ACMFP-01
Introduction to ACM
a.
Environment — terrain, weather, IMC/VMC
b.
Posture
(1) What is my angle off the tail (AOT)?
(2) What is my track crossing angle (TCA)?
(3) What is my range?
(4) What is my relative energy state?
3.
Predictability
a.
How am I making bandit predictable?
b.
How is bandit making me predictable?
IV. ACM terminology and symbology
Sg 4, fr 2
Lesson Organization
A. Terminology
INTRODUCTION
TO ACM
1.
Angles
* Overview
a.
Angle off the tail (AOT)
* ACM considerations
* ACM analysis
(1) Angle between defender’s longitudinal axis
* ACM terminology
and symbology
and attacker’s line-of-sight
* ACM training rules
(2) Attacker’s position off defender’s tail
* ACM use of HUD
b.
Track crossing angle — angular difference in
velocity vectors at any instant
2.
Angels — altitude of aircraft in thousands of feet
3.
Atoll
a.
Soviet IR missile
b.
Missile call used by bandit
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