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The First Tuskegee Ace of WWII | Dogfights | History
Novice AI defeats veteran F-16 pilot 5-0 in DARPA’s dogfight contest (VIDEO)
Novice AI defeats veteran F-16 pilot 5-0 in DARPA’s dogfight contest (VIDEO) https://www.rt.com/usa/498709-darpa-f16-ai-pilot-dogfight/
A human pilot with more than 2,000 hours in an F-16 fighter lost five straight dogfights against an artificial intelligence algorithm, in a
Aerial Dogfights 101 by DFS-8DS
Basic dogfight superiority training & manoeuvres.
“A useful type of out-of-plane manoeuvrer employed to decrease AOT are various barrel rolls called displacement rolls, in order to shift the aircraft laterally from its projected flight path onto a new flight path. By controlling the roll rate the pilot can control the degree of displacement. An attacker following a more manoeuvrable opponent may become stuck in lag pursuit (outside the defender's turn radius), unable to achieve a firing solution.”
“By displacing the turn, the two aircraft's flight paths will eventually cross. The AOT will then decrease until the nose of the attacker's aircraft points momentarily at the defender, and then ahead of the defender. A displacement roll is a good tactic when ever a reduction in turn radius is needed, but a decrease in turn rate is allowed.“
Never Thought I’d Hear That
I was absolutely being a nerd to my boyfriend about dogfights during WWII, Vietnam, and Korea. And I mean like... Wouldn’t shut up about these pilots.
And then I hear.....
“You’re hot when you’re nerding out about something 😏😏”
I’m not sure how to take this information 😂
Gary Erskine definitely knows how to draw a dogfight.