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Old February 27th 07, 04:11 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Allen[_1_]
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"Danny Deger" wrote in message
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I was starting to realize what had happened. Lips was so ****ed that I
was
going to separate from a fight that he started out offensive, his mind
melted down and he couldn't tell the difference between turning in front
of
an opponent and lead turn for a kill. His ego was so hurt by my upcoming
separation, he made a mistake - a big mistake. This goes to show you the
first rule of air-to-air combat. You aren't fighting another airplane,
you
are fighting another human. Get into their head and make them **** (what
market are you writing for?) up. It
is much easier to win this way that "than" with a few angles hear
"here" and a few feet
closer there.


While we are proofing : ) Neat story!


 




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