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Fox 3

2023-10-24T10:21:06Z

Lead Pursuit

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2022-02-03T17:25:10Z

Pure Pursuit

2022-02-03T17:24:39Z

General Air-To-Air

2022-02-03T17:22:23Z

Lead Pursuit

2021-12-13T16:22:25Z

Merge

2021-12-09T17:01:24Z

Declare/declaration

2021-03-16T01:04:48Z

2020-09-13T21:03:17Z

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 ====Fox 3====
 Informative call when firing an active radar-guided missile. Includes AIM-54 and AIM-120. If this call is broadcasted on a common frequency, consider adding [[#Bullseye call|location]] and target information to the radio message. This lets other flights know that an active medium/long-range self-guided missile is in the air in the specified area.
 ====Slant range====

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 To point your flight vector in front of a moving target, which will result in a higher closing velocity and more rapid intercept. Lead pursuit, simply put, means you are pointing your nose in front of the target.
-[https://is.gd/fighterbrief_36ufhkvt Fighter Brief example of lead pursuit]
+[https://is.gd/fighterbrief_7xoy883w Fighter Brief example of lead pursuit]
 ====Lag Pursuit====

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 ====Pure Pursuit====
 To point your flight vector at a moving target, causing a slow, gradual intercept on the target’s 6 o clock. Pure pursuit, simply put, means you are pointing your nose directly at the target.
 ====Lead Pursuit====
 To point your flight vector in front of a moving target, which will result in a higher closing velocity and more rapid intercept. Lead pursuit, simply put, means you are pointing your nose in front of the target.
 ====Lag Pursuit====
 To point your flight vector behind a moving target. This will not result in an intercept, but will allow you to stay on the target’s turn circle, which makes it hard for the target hostile to counter-attack. Lag pursuit, simply put, means your are pointing your nose behind the target.
 ==BVR Concepts==

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 ====Pure Pursuit====
-To point your flight vector at a moving target, causing a slow, gradual intercept on the target’s 6 o clock. Pure pursuit, simply put, it means you are pointing your nose directly at the target.
+To point your flight vector at a moving target, causing a slow, gradual intercept on the target’s 6 o clock. Pure pursuit, simply put, means you are pointing your nose directly at the target.
 ====Lead Pursuit====

@@ Rad 50: / Rad 50: @@
 ====Pure Pursuit====
-To point your flight vector at a moving target, causing a slow, gradual intercept on the target’s 6 o clock.
+To point your flight vector at a moving target, causing a slow, gradual intercept on the target’s 6 o clock. Pure pursuit, simply put, it means you are pointing your nose directly at the target.
 ====Lead Pursuit====
-To point your flight vector in front of a moving target, which will result in a higher closing velocity and more rapid intercept. In more simple terms, it means you are pointing your nose directly at the target.
+To point your flight vector in front of a moving target, which will result in a higher closing velocity and more rapid intercept. Lead pursuit, simply put, means you are pointing your nose in front of the target.
 ====Lag Pursuit====
-To point your flight vector behind a moving target. This will not result in an intercept, but will allow you to stay on the target’s turn circle, which makes it hard for the target hostile to counter-attack.
+To point your flight vector behind a moving target. This will not result in an intercept, but will allow you to stay on the target’s turn circle, which makes it hard for the target hostile to counter-attack. Lag pursuit, simply put, means your are pointing your nose behind the target.
 ==BVR Concepts==

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 ====Merge====
-When your distance to a bandit is so small that you are effectively in a dogfight.
+When your distance to a bandit is so small that you are effectively in a dogfight. The term originates from "radar blips" merging into one blip, on older radar systems.
 ====Fox 1====

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 ====Declare/declaration====
-Request for or information on a target. Can be:
+Request for or information on a target. The response can be one of:
 * friendly
 * bogey (unknown)

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 ==General Air-To-Air==
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 ====Smash====
 Airspeed.
 ====Pure Pursuit====
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 ====Dragging====
 Information that an engaged bandit has gone cold.
 ====Launch-and-leave (”L&L”)====

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