cs524a07@cs.iastate.edu (Class login) (11/06/90)
I know we've discussed this before, but I wasn't listening. (the msgs are also expired) How do I recover those stolen F-16's. They just keep on flying and don't want to turn back...
ovb10@cs.kun.nl (Patrick Atoon) (11/06/90)
cs524a07@cs.iastate.edu (Class login) writes: >How do I recover those stolen F-16's. They just keep on flying and don't want >to turn back... Just keep on flying behind them. I think it's a matter of where you fly. In my case, they turned if I were to fly almost between them, coming from the back. This should be easy, since they have an constant airspeed and always fly 270 degrees (or was it 90?). NEVER shoot one, it will make the other hostile. Be patient and they will turn. Good luck, Patrick +-----------------------------------------------------+ | Patrick Atoon | "READY. | | University of Nijmegen | ?OUT OF DATA ERROR." | | E-mail: ovb10@cs.kun.nl | C=64 | +-------------------------+---------------------------+
proff@phoenix.pub.uu.oz.au (Frederick Solidus) (11/09/90)
In <cs524a07.657847661@atanasoff> cs524a07@cs.iastate.edu (Class login) writes: >I know we've discussed this before, but I wasn't listening. (the msgs are also >expired) >How do I recover those stolen F-16's. They just keep on flying and don't want >to turn back... You have to keep on flying in front of them, and shooting accross their respective flightpaths. If you can't get them to turn after a while, shoot them down. It seems your commander understands.
lenscap@tlvx.UUCP (Medic) (11/11/90)
Excuse me for being a bit ignorant, but just how do you get the 6 AMRAAMs every tim I go for a reload I get 4 AMRAAMs and 2 Sidewinders. later.s