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Yes, but I think that sooner or later one of the two will end up making one mistake forced by the good piloting of the other pilot, even if they are experten, it's just a matter of time IMHO.
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I believe a dogfight might be compared to speed-chess, maybe with a 1 or 2 pawn handicap.
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Fly without being seen. Keep your head moving always looking behind you. And communicate with other 109's on comms please! Set up a perfect shot with a second guy - it's a work of art. I often will just turn my head and watch the entire thing develop. Sometimes they tell me which way to turn. If you're not on comms you're at a huge disadvantage. |
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