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Fighter CombatTACTICS AND MANEUVERINGBy Robert L. ShawNaval Institute PressAnnapolis, MarylandCopyright 1985by the United States Naval InstituteAnnapolis, MarylandFifth printing with corrections, 1987 All rights reserved. No part of this bookmay be reproduced without written permissionfrom the of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataShaw, Robert L., 1947- Fighter : Fighter plane Combat . I. 1985 ' 142 85-21452 ISBN 0-87021-059-9 Printed in the United States of AmericaContentsPreface ixAcknowledgments xvAbbreviations xvii1 Fighter WeaponsAir-to-Air GunsGuided MissilesNotes 611312 Basic Fighter ManeuversPursuit Curves 62 Lag Displacement Rolls 67 High Yo-Yo 71 Low Yo-Yo 73 Lead Turn 74 Nose-to-Nose and Nose-to-Tail Turns 77 Flat Scissors 82 Vertical and Oblique Turns 86 Rolling Scissors 89 Defensive Spiral 93 Notes 973 One-versus-One Maneuvering.
successful (i.e., living) fighter pilots (or derived from interviews with these pilots), who recounted in detail some of their more interesting combat anecdotes. Aside from being fascinating to another fighter pilot, this latter class of work quite often actually covered tactics the pilots used and those employed by their opponents.
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