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===BANDIT/ HOSTILE criteria===
 
===BANDIT/ HOSTILE criteria===
  
<b>Only important for AWACS/GCI players</b>
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<span style="color: red">Only important for AWACS/GCI players</span>
  
 
Used by AWACS/GCI to determine contact status.
 
Used by AWACS/GCI to determine contact status.
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*RWR correlates to known enemy type
 
*RWR correlates to known enemy type
 
*Race track pattern in enemy territory
 
*Race track pattern in enemy territory
*High Fast Flier (HFF) - 40.000+ ft and 800+ KGS
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*Unit accelerating and/or climbing on intercept profile
  
 
Or any <strong>one (1)</strong> ''hostile act'' (as described in the above table for ROE: A, B, C respectively).
 
Or any <strong>one (1)</strong> ''hostile act'' (as described in the above table for ROE: A, B, C respectively).

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Home >> Standard Operating Procedures >> Mission SPINS

SPINS stands for "Special Instructions". This page contains standard procedures that are valid for all Master Arms missions unless the organizer or mission commander explicitly states something else. The written mission briefings on the Master Arms event page often refers to the instructions on this page.

Rules of Engagement

We use three different sets of predefined Rules of Engagement, namely ROE: A, ROE: B and ROE: C.

ROE Set Intent Default Weapon Status Enemy Hostile Act
A Low level conflict, weapon usage rare HOLD Weapon employment
B Medium level conflict, weapon usage restricted TIGHT Weapon employment, radar lock
C High level conflict, war FREE Weapon employment, radar lock, maneuvering for tactical advantage

Weapon status

AWACS/GCI may change weapon status over the course of a mission.

  • HOLD: On commander's formal order ("Cleared to engage")
  • TIGHT: On targets declared HOSTILE
  • FREE: On targets declared HOSTILE or BANDIT

Self defence

Nothing in these ROE negates the right of individual self defence, protecting your own aircraft, as a response to a hostile act (as described in the above table for ROE: A, B, C respectively).

BANDIT/ HOSTILE criteria

Only important for AWACS/GCI players

Used by AWACS/GCI to determine contact status.

BANDIT: Contact fulfills 2 criterias
HOSTILE: Contact fulfills 3 criterias

  • Lack of IFF
  • PPLI indicates enemy (red)
  • Enemy territory point of origin
  • RWR correlates to known enemy type
  • Race track pattern in enemy territory
  • Unit accelerating and/or climbing on intercept profile

Or any one (1) hostile act (as described in the above table for ROE: A, B, C respectively).

Acceptable Level of Risk

The Acceptable Level of Risk (ALR) states what the mission commander should be ready to sacrifice in order to accomplish the main mission objective. We use three different variants of predefined ALRs.

ALR: LOW

  • Accept losses at peacetime rates only
  • Accept only favorable engagements
  • Withdraw if high level threat manifests
  • Aircraft recovery higher priority than mission goal

ALR: MEDIUM

  • Accept 25% losses
  • Accept neutral and disadvantageous engagements
  • Withdraw to prevent heavy losses
  • Aircraft recovery higher priority than mission goal

ALR: HIGH

  • Accept 50% losses
  • Accept neutral and disadvantageous engagements
  • Preserve some future capability if able
  • Mission goal higher priority than aircraft recovery