Intelligence report: Range of A-A weapons for Russian AC

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Intelligence report: Range of A-A weapons for Russian AC #7

Open 132ndNeck opened 4 years ago

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

Make a list of all Russian A-A weapons, and their range
Also make a list of what A-A weapons each Russian AC can carry

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

Russian_Air_to_Air_Missiles.pdf

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

Great! What is the source for this?

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

A mix of Personal Knowledge DCS encyclopedia Command: Modern Operations database

I will come back to the ranges because there are some mismatches on the different sources. The high danger range is more a personal educated guess, based on DCS experience.

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

Also in DCS, there is another Russian IR missile type [ actual AIM9 rip off ], but I don't know on which airframe sits

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

Sounds good. Maybe add a table, so you in addition to what you have, also have them on one page for easier comparison.

If possible, also make it into a "official" report, and add the VIS logo:

Virtual_Intelligence_Service_Logo

132ndNeck commented 4 years ago

Also, is the high threat range the same as No Escape Zone (NEZ) as described in the A-A TTP? (page 15&16) Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mxjw8q1idcxsi8q/132-TTP-AA-1.pdf?dl=0

If yes, would be good to change the name to NEZ, so we have a the same name for the same thing. If it is not, then what is high threat range? or how is it defined?

abeardedbear commented 4 years ago

https://docs.google.com/document/d/172rz5S3-DRWM2eKAHCdPWOdlQTZYS_rkwxvc3JxOKvI/edit#

Ok, now it should be visible to anyone having this link