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FLIGHT TRAINING INSTRUCTION T-45 WEAPONS/STRIKE - Cnatra

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T-<strong>45</strong> <strong>WEAPONS</strong>/<strong>STRIKE</strong> CHAPTER EIGHT<br />

Most CCIP bombing sights require some amount of steady state tracking time to allow the<br />

weapons computer enough time to calculate an accurate release solution. Any last minute BOLD<br />

adjustments will degrade the accuracy of the CCIP pipper. Be smooth when flying in CCIP.<br />

Straight Path Tracking – CCIP Delivery Mode<br />

At initial roll-out (Refer to Figure 8-40):<br />

1. Evaluate the Initial Sight Picture.<br />

- Slightly far roll-in distance.<br />

- Slightly shallow ISP shown here.<br />

- Notice altitude is 6600’ vice 7000’.<br />

2. Set the Initial Target Placement (ITP):<br />

- Place the VV 2 ½ degrees to 3 degrees above target. (30/20 deg pattern)<br />

- Results in 29 ½ degree FPA shown here.<br />

- 10 degree pattern: 2 – 2 ½ deg.<br />

3. Maintain the RESULTANT Flight Path Angle (FPA) to checkpoint altitude.<br />

4. Between roll-out and checkpoint, correct left or right for lineup – have target track<br />

vertically along the Bomb Fall Line.<br />

5. Maintain Flight Path Angle (FPA) to checkpoint altitude.<br />

DELIVERY PROCEDURES AND TRACKING TECHNIQUES 8-39

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