I'm searching for a book.

Ya never know.

But I'll meaby try when I'll have a little free time.

Shaw's book is an excellent resource. But, you'd be advised to
already know the basics such as what a high and low speed yo-yo
are, what lead, lag and pure pursuit curves are,

I know, that's simple.

what radial g is about,

Radial g? Erm... Do You mean g-force? That force which in physics is equal
to weidv^2 / r?

what e-m (energy manuverabilty)

Simple. energy = velocity + altitude.

and P-sub-S deal with, what mutual support is about in a
free/engaged fighter scenario, and what weapons
parameters in a comparative scenario mean, things like F-poles.

Uhm... That would be quite difficult at the moment. But I'm sure that I can
read about it somewhere.

Your initial query does little to establish your start point in the
discussion. You might seek out an old pamphlet by Boots Blesse
titled "No Guts, No Glory" or watch some reruns of the "Dogfight"
series on the History Channel. Seriously, they are good primers on
the topic.

I have watched already some videos more less related to dogfighting on
youtube.com and red couple of articles. Meaby I will suprise You guys, but I
am not from USA or the rest of english-speaking world. I am from Poland and
there are very few reccurent topics (basics manouvers, e-m and some history)
in my language.

In connection to above mentioned I'm searching for a book(or meaby two)
about dogfighting, from basics theory to photos/illustrations of real
traning/combat situations. I am really receptive.. I hope You get my point
now.

I am thinking right now about that Shaw's book, but firstly I'll try to find
lower-priced one. 46 pounds its quite a lot for me(meaby in dollars it will
be less). But I also think about Yours "Palace Cobra". This book is directed
on storys from Vietnam War?

Sorry for all language-mistakes.

Greet,
Sqeeb

to weidv^2 / r?

I wanted to wrote weight * velocity ^ 2 / radius

On 22 Dec, 18:44, "Sqeeb" wrote:
Ya never know.

But I'll meaby try when I'll have a little free time.

Shaw's book is an excellent resource. But, you'd be advised to
already know the basics such as what a high and low speed yo-yo
are, what lead, lag and pure pursuit curves are,

I know, that's simple.

what radial g is about,

Radial g? Erm... Do You mean g-force? That force which in physics is equal
to weidv^2 / r?

what e-m (energy manuverabilty)

Simple. energy = velocity + altitude.

and P-sub-S deal with, what mutual support is about in a
free/engaged fighter scenario, and what weapons
parameters in a comparative scenario mean, things like F-poles.

Uhm... That would be quite difficult at the moment. But I'm sure that I can
read about it somewhere.

Your initial query does little to establish your start point in the
discussion. You might seek out an old pamphlet by Boots Blesse
titled "No Guts, No Glory" or watch some reruns of the "Dogfight"
series on the History Channel. Seriously, they are good primers on
the topic.

I have watched already some videos more less related to dogfighting on
youtube.com and red couple of articles. Meaby I will suprise You guys, but I
am not from USA or the rest of english-speaking world. I am from Poland and
there are very few reccurent topics (basics manouvers, e-m and some history)
in my language.

In connection to above mentioned I'm searching for a book(or meaby two)
about dogfighting, from basics theory to photos/illustrations of real
traning/combat situations. I am really receptive.. I hope You get my point
now.

I am thinking right now about that Shaw's book, but firstly I'll try to find
lower-priced one. 46 pounds its quite a lot for me(meaby in dollars it will
be less). But I also think about Yours "Palace Cobra". This book is directed
on storys from Vietnam War?

Sorry for all language-mistakes.

Greet,
Sqeeb

You might try pinging JasiekS, he is from Poland, IIRC Warsaw, and has
good technical knowledge, he might be able to point you at Polish
sources.

cheers

Guy

On Dec 22, 1:44*pm, "Sqeeb" wrote:

I am thinking right now about that Shaw's book, but firstly I'll try to find
lower-priced one. 46 pounds its quite a lot for me

A cheaper alternative might be finding a copy of the old Microprose
flight sim Falcon 3.0, Gold, or 4.0.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falcon_(computer_game)

3.0 was advertised as "a declassified version of the simulator used to
train National Guard F-16 pilots".

The extensive manual that came with v3.0 (the only version with which
I have experience) covered BCM pretty well, and the program included a
comprehensive training program.
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- gpsman

A cheaper alternative might be finding a copy of the old
Microprose flight sim Falcon 3.0, Gold, or 4.0.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falcon_(computer_game)

3.0 was advertised as "a declassified version of the simulator used
to train National Guard F-16 pilots".

The extensive manual that came with v3.0 (the only version with
which I have experience) covered BCM pretty well, and the
program included a comprehensive training program.

I have Lock On Modern Air Combat v1.02 right now and it also covers BCM
well. And there are few aircrafts to choose(Su-25,27,33, MiG-29(A/S),
F-15C).

Greet,
Sqeeb