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High Target Aspect
With high target aspect (30 or greater), the displacement turn drives the fighter toward the
bogey flight path, but in a slower manner than collision. Outward drift will be countered initially
with a standard rate of turn. The bogey should drift in with a steady inward drift to allow
maximum control of the loss of lateral separation.
In order to maintain a steady inward drift towards the nose, the weapons officer has to
carefully watch as the drift slows or stops. Increase or decrease the turn rates as necessary to
maintain the drift. The bogey will be on the nose well before the 90 DTG position. Use Ease,
Hold and Harder commands as necessary to maintain the bogey on the nose through the 90 DTG
position and the rear quarter. The fighter attempts to roll out within and 1 nm.
Figure 10
Counterturn Sequence Chart
The correct counterturn sequences are listed below. They must be committed to memory for
instant recall. They are useful guides for all counterturns, both here and in operational tactical
aircraft.
DISP
DISP
RANGE
AO
COUNTERTURN SEQUENCE AFTER DT
TA
0
50
10nm
Easy Standard Hard as poss
5
45
10nm
Easy Standard Hard as poss
10
40
10nm
Easy Standard Hard as poss
15
35
10nm
Easy Standard Hard as poss
20
30
10nm
Easy Standard Hard Hard as poss
25
25
8nm
Standard - Hard Hard as poss
30
20
8nm
Standard - Hard Hard as poss
35
15
8nm
Standard - Hard Hard as poss
40
10
8nm
Standard - Hard Hard as poss
45
5
8nm
Standard - Hard Hard as poss
50
8nm
DA
Standard - Hard Hard as poss(?)
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