Bullseye & BRAA Trainer – by LG “Bruno” Barons
A brilliant online tool to practice Bullseye and BRAA calls – made by LG “Bruno” Barons.
A brilliant online tool to practice Bullseye and BRAA calls – made by LG “Bruno” Barons.
This is a fantastic article written in 1985 by two US AF F-15 pilots. It explains and introduces the transition from BVR into the merge, what to look for, and what the fighter pilot should try to achieve. Although limited to a very broad view of the process, it provides an interesting perspective, especially useful to ab initio players.
A broad discussion covering several points related to “FOX-1” Semi-Active Radar-Homing missiles started by a small “accident”. The discussion evolved through the FLO concept and max-range employment effects and value, SARH missiles from the AIM-7 to the R-27, tactics, timeline, conversions and more.
Ultimately, the goal was to provide a critical starting point encompassing a variety of topics and address some misconceptions.
This chapter of the Back to Basics series focuses on the INS, the acronym for Inertial Navigation System. Often misunderstood or taken for granted, understanding the limitations, features, and potential issues of the INS is fundamental, along with knowing the alternative means the crew can use for navigation.
Now and then, I recommend podcasts, videos, books, and other media.
Here are a few YouTube channels I follow that are undoubtedly worth watching.
Yesterday, I posted a short video and article to ask you guys for help with the radar simulation and operation of the JF-17’s KLJ-7. Besides the points I did not understand (and about which I received some really great answers, so thanks, everyone!), I had one complaint: the lack of a complete English manual.