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CHAPTER ONE T-45 WEAPONS/STRIKE T-45C CCIP Delivery Mode – Objective Figure 1-6 T-45C A/G HUD – Gun/RKTS The objective of a CCIP delivery is to fly the aircraft in a manner to arrive at or close to the planned release parameters (altitude, airspeed and dive angle) with the CCIP cue close to the intended aiming point. When the CCIP cue superimposes the target, the pickle button / trigger should be actuated to initiate weapons release / firing. In the CCIP delivery mode, the DEU / weapons computer computes error corrections required if deviations occur from the planned release parameters as well as adjust for release wind direction and velocity. Remember, the CCIP mode is not magical. The computed impact point relies on the data entered and a smooth tracking run to solve the bombing triangle equation. Detailed instruction on the techniques and procedures of CCIP weapons delivery, getting the aircraft to arrive at or close to the planned release parameters, will be discussed in later chapters. Target Height (TGHT) Entry for the CCIP Mode The CCIP delivery mode uses the radar altimeter for it’s height above target (HAT) computation. When the radar altimeter is off (e.g. when above 5,000’ agl, becomes invalid, or turned off), the system uses BARO altitude minus either the active/selected waypoint elevation or the entered TGHT, whichever was selected or entered last, for the HAT computation. When using the CCIP mode, target elevation should be entered into the system. This prevents a “jump” in the CCIP release cue when descending through 5,000’ agl as the radar altimeter redisplays. During a bomb run in rugged terrain, the pipper may jump around as the aircraft passes over terrain of varying heights. To force the system to use BARO altitude, versus radar altitude, the radar 1-10 T-45 ARMAMENT CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
T-45 WEAPONS/STRIKE CHAPTER ONE altimeter must be turned off. However, turning off the radar altimeter in the T-45C, considering our training environment is very rare. 104. T-45C AIR-TO-GROUND DATA ENTRY MFD A/G Stores Display Data Entry The T-45C is capable of carrying MK 76 bombs and/ or 2.75 FFARs. The gun is "always available" and is simulated on the centerline station. It is presumed to have unlimited ammo; therefore, no ammo countdown is provided. The DEU/mission computer does not monitor status of the simulated gun, bomb racks, rocket launchers, or weapons. Upon command to release a weapon (pickle button), the T-45C system counts down according to the number of times the release button is depressed. There is not a mechanical or electrical interface to wing stations; therefore, it is possible for the system to count down, even though a weapon is not released or is "hung." The T-45C navigation and weapons delivery system defaults to various displays. Before air-toground sorties, you must assure that the STORES system is programmed to support your mission plan (Figures 1-7 thru 1-9). Weapons programming and data entry will be retained in the system memory for application in flight. To select the A/G Stores Display, select: MENU / STRS / A/G options on the MFD. Selecting the weapon / station combination next will call up the specific default displays. The system defaults to the manual (MAN) - GUN Delivery Mode. MFD Air-To-Ground (A/G) Stores Display – (Manual Mode) Default Displays Figure 1-7 A/G Stores Display – Gun (Manual Mode) Default T-45 ARMAMENT CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 1-11
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