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Racetrack Grinder Setup
This illustrates a technique to enter the standard CAP track. While approx 3 nm from the CAP point, #3 and #4 turns 180 degrees using an engaged turn (mil power, pull as many Gs possible without dropping airspeed). #1 and #2 simply widen their formation to 5 nm line abreast.
Short Skate
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BVR Engagement
This illustrates a BVR fight between 4 F/A-18Cs and a mix of 5 Mig-29S and Su-27, where the blue side is utilizing our standard BVR techniques. At 35 nm we pitch up and fire, then enter a cranks until the missile goes active, then turn back to pump, letting the second element do the same thing, rinse and repeat.
