Jet Fighter School II

More Training for Computer Fighter Pilots
by Richard G. Sheffield

The Head-On Pass

This is a basic maneuver you should master. There aren't usually minimum speeds for these maneuvers, but slower speeds allow more time for reaction.

• Two planes start at opposite ends of the reviewingarea. (1)
• Fly toward each other and pass while over the viewing area. (2)
• Pull up and turn back towards the reviewing area for the next maneuver. (3)

Figure 5-3. The Head-On Pass

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