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CHAPTER NINE
T-34C PRIMARY FORMATION FLIGHT TRAINING
905. CLIMBOUT, AREA, DESCENT
Optional signals are given at Lead's discretion when something is going on in flight that may not
be obvious to Wing. Checking the Wingman in position and the area clear will preface all
in-flight signals. Make these checks with exaggerated head movements to give Wing a warning
you're going to give a visual signal. All optional signals do NOT require an
acknowledgement.
SIGNAL
MESSAGE TO BE SENT
(** = OPTIONAL)
1.
I am going to start a climb
With fingers extended, palm down, motion
to a higher altitude.**
slowly fore and aft with a climbing attitude.
2.
I am going to descend.**
With fingers extended, palm down, motion
slowly fore and aft with a descending
attitude.
3.
Level off.**
With fingers extended, palm down, motion
slowly side-to-side over the glareshield in a
level attitude.
4.
I am going to reduce power.**
Head tilted backward three times.
5.
I am going to add power.**
Head tilted forward three times.
6.
I am turning right or left.**
Head tilted right or left from vertical three
times.
7.
I am rolling out on this heading.**
Lead, with forearm vertical, hand open, and
fingers together, executes a chopping motion
forward.
8.
Wingman crossunder to other wing.
Extend forearm vertically with fist clenched.
9.
I am offering the lead to you.
Lead taps his helmet three times while
looking forward and then points at the Wing.
10.
I have the lead.
Wing pats forehead once with near hand,
gives rollout signal (chopping motion), and
looks forward.
11.  I am leaving formation.
Hold fist to Wingman's side of helmet
("kiss-off signal").
and extend all fingers outward.
9-6 FORMATION VISUAL SIGNALS


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