FLIGHT TRAINING INSTRUCTION T-45 WEAPONS/STRIKE - Cnatra
FLIGHT TRAINING INSTRUCTION T-45 WEAPONS/STRIKE - Cnatra
FLIGHT TRAINING INSTRUCTION T-45 WEAPONS/STRIKE - Cnatra
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CHAPTER EIGHT T-<strong>45</strong> <strong>WEAPONS</strong>/<strong>STRIKE</strong><br />
Effect of a Steep and Corrections for a Steep<br />
A steep dive will result in an early weapons release solution or high release. The correction is to<br />
release when the pipper arrives at the aimpoint, which will be 100’ high for every degree steep.<br />
See the bomb error sensitivities below, slight difference for the 10 degree pattern versus the 20<br />
and 30 degree patterns. In the 10 degree pattern, the pipper will arrive at the aimpoint 70’ high<br />
for every degree steep.<br />
Since a steep will cause you to release high, this is better than releasing low. So if you were to<br />
error, error to being on the steep side. Releasing high will increase your foot/mil dispersion,<br />
thereby decreasing your accuracy and chances in getting a “Bullseye”. Strive to achieve being<br />
on the planned dive angle which will lead you to being closer to your planned release altitude.<br />
T-<strong>45</strong>C / Mk 76 Error Sensitivities:<br />
Dive Angle Airspeed Altitude<br />
Impact Error/<br />
Pipper Correction<br />
30 degree: +/- 1 deg = +/- 10 kts = +/- 100 ft = 50’ error<br />
20 degree: +/- 1 deg = +/- 10 kts = +/- 100 ft = 50’ error<br />
10 degree: +/- 1 deg = +/- 10 kts = +/- 70 ft = 80’ error<br />
Abort Criteria for a Steep Initial Sight Picture<br />
If there is a time when the ISP shows the target below the 35 degree pitch line or your Velocity<br />
Vector is steeper than 32 degrees. Do not attempt to release on that pass. Just realized that if<br />
you are steep, it will cause you to get an early release solution (pipper arrives at the aimpoint)<br />
Figure 8-11 Too Steep - Abort<br />
8-12 DELIVERY PROCEDURES AND TRACKING TECHNIQUES