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Displacement Turn Illustrations |
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|  INTERCEPT PROCEDURES TEXTBOOK
Because of the complexity of the above procedures, it is necessary that the weapons officer
memorize the following table such that displacement points and ranges can be instantly recalled.
DISP
DISP
DISP
DISP
TA
RNG
POINT
TA
RNG
POINT
0L
10 nm
50L
0R
10 nm
50R
5L
10 nm
45L
5R
10 nm
45R
10L
10 nm
40L
10R
10 nm
40R
15L
10 nm
35L
15R
10 nm
35R
20L
10 nm
30L
20R
10 nm
30R
25L
8 nm
25L
25R
8 nm
25R
30L
8 nm
20L
30R
8 nm
20R
35L
8 nm
15L
35R
8 nm
15R
40L
8 nm
10L
40R
8 nm
10R
45L
8 nm
5L
45R
8 nm
5R
50L
8 nm
Dead Ahead (DA)
50R
8 nm
DA
55L
8 nm
5R
55R
8 nm
5L
60L
8 nm
10R
60R
8 nm
10L
65L
8 nm
15R
65R
8 nm
15L
70L
8 nm
20R
70R
8 nm
20L
Tips to help in memorizing the table:
* Displacement turns are normally about 50, assuming the bogey was originally on CB.
* Displacement points are normally on the same side of the nose (scope) as the direction of
TA except when TA is greater than 50. (i.e. Left TA normally goes to the left side of the scope,
etc.)
* If the TA and the displacement point are added up, they will total 50.
Displacement Turn Illustrations
Preserving Lateral Displacement
The fighter stops CCCs 2 miles prior to the determined displacement range. For what rounds
to 20 TA, stop CCCs at 12 nm and displace the bogey at 10 nm with a hard turn. After
steadying up, the fighter nose will be in lag pursuit, pointed slightly away from the BFP (greater
than 180 DTG) in an effort to prevent losing any LD. (20 TA X 10 nm X 100 = 20,000' LD, or
just the right amount).
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