One-on-One

The one vs. one dog fighting technique all is based on the flight expierience of the flyer. Your main goal in this type of scenerio is to obtain the rear or 6 o'clock poisition on your enemy. This can be done in various ways from rolls, speed adjustment, and depending on your manuveribility to the other fighters your turning radius. Listed below will be several different situations in where you start from, and how you can try and get to the advantage point.

Head On encounter- This encounter starts off with both fighters in a straight line for each other. This first pass will be a rough one, much like playing chicken. You will fire your weapons and they will fire theirs directly at you. Then when you've almost reached each other you will break off either going left or right. Trying to go opposite way, than your opponent. You will then start to make a full circle. The best way to go is for "high ground" and upper position. From their you can try and launch a direct diving assualt, however if you miss, your opponent shall have the advantage point. Try to mimic the other fighter's moves except for his turns. There try to take sharper turns in which to make a better angle of pursuit on him. Be careful for his adjustments in speed. They

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