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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 />

Figure 8-48 CCIP Gun Strafe Procedures<br />

Upon rolling in on the target, place the Velocity Vector about 1° above the target. Or simply,<br />

place the target in between the Velocity Vector and the CCIP cross. The CCIP cross initially<br />

flashes indicating it is out of firing range and turns steady when within firing range. Allow the<br />

CCIP cross to naturally track up to the target, as it approaches the target begin firing by<br />

squeezing the Gun Firing Trigger in the control stick. As the CCIP cross begins to cross over the<br />

target, smoothly begin a slight forward bunt to help concentrate the main portion of the rounds<br />

on the target. Prior to reaching the minimum firing altitude, release the gun trigger and begin the<br />

Guns Jink Maneuver. The firing window is between 1,300’ and 1,000’. The time in this window<br />

is about one second.<br />

The Guns Jink Maneuver<br />

For strafe recovery, a level jink will be practiced. As the nose of the aircraft comes through the<br />

horizon, roll to 70 degrees AOB and smoothly apply 4 g’s. After 20 degrees of heading change,<br />

relax g, reset AOB, and pull to the abeam.<br />

DELIVERY PROCEDURES AND TRACKING TECHNIQUES 8-53

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