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| Griffin |
Posted - 12 Jul 2019 : 21:04:18
Brief for Package 1978
Warhawk1 is a 4-ship SEAD Escort & Plasma1 is a 4-ship AI flight.
Mission - First day of the campaign and night is drawing in. 185th has been tasked with destroyed a battalion of Chinese tanks heading south from Wonsan.
Friendlies - AWACS and AAR to SE of AO. Carrier group with F/A-18 operating off East coast.
Threats - SA-4 (maybe) and an SA-10 to NE which should be no factor. MiG-21, MiG-23 and MiG-29A can be expected around the FLOT area.
Mission Success is given for no aircraft losses and an average of two ground kills per AI aircraft.
Partial Success is given for 1 x aircraft loss and an average of one ground kills per AI aircraft.
IDM will be hosted by Warhawk1, Plasma1 is backup host.
Timings
Flight Task TO TOT IDM VHF TACAN FL
Plasma1 AI 2034 2054 11-14 15 11/74 220
Warhawk1 SEAD 2032 2052 21-24 16 12/75 280
Comms
Choongwon
ATIS - 135.600
U2 Ground - 275.900
U3 Tower - 230.150
U4 Departure/Arrival - 306.700
U6 Tactical Eyeball1 - 390.700
Alt (Kimpo)
U10 Approach - 363.800
U11 Tower - 240.900
U12 Ground - 236.700
U13 AAR Caddy1 - 369.900 TCN 29Y (set 29Y to receive)
U15 AAR Texaco2 - 251.075 TCN 63Y (set 63Y to receive)
SPINS
Flight paths and weapons are free.
Results
Flight Leads in this Sunday's official mission, "SEAD" are requested to post a debrief of their flight's actions, including any lessons learned or that should be learned by others.
Please put the following information at the top of your post:
Flight Role: (SEAD, ESCORT, STRIKE, Etc..)
Callsign11: "Pilot's name" AA=X AG=X RTB,MIA/KIA,EJT
Callsign12: "Pilot's name" AA=X AG=X RTB,MIA/KIA,EJT
Callsign13: "Pilot's name" AA=X AG=X RTB,MIA/KIA,EJT
Callsign14: "Pilot's name" AA=X AG=X RTB,MIA/KIA,EJT
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| 6 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
| Vosene |
Posted - 29 Jul 2019 : 10:42:57
Flight Role: SEAD Escort
Warhawk11: "Vosene" AA=1 AG=2 RTB
Warhawk12: "Reds" AA=1 AG=1 RTB
Warhawk13: "Griffin" AA=2 AG=0 RTB
Mission Success
Plan
Destroy Southern SA-3 and SA-2 critical to achieve mission. Other AD units considered targets of opportunity. CAP at Northern edge of AO.
Execution
Departure as per SOP. Got into AO and SA-3 was not transmitting so switched focus to SA-2. SA-3 search radar lit up so #1 engaged and destroyed it. #1 trespassed SA-3 with #2 ready for shot and #3 monitoring FCR with TGP looking for launches and Shack confirmation.
SA-2 lit up and engaged Lead so #1 fired second Harm and went defensive. At same time SA-3 lit up so #2 engaged with Harm and also went defensive. #3 quickly confirmed SA-3 FCR was destroyed. SA-2 also stopped emitting so we quickly pushed forward and confirmed SA-2 FCR was destroyed, both visually and with TGP. Plasma1 were briefed that AD targets were destroyed and cleared into target area.
Learning Point- #1 forgot to brief Plasma1 that there was AAA in the area. This should have been passed.
Learning Point - Tactic of having one aircraft in WEZ and one outside ready to fire if SAM turns on works well. Having an aircraft with TGP on FCR also works well to confirm destroyed and monitor for SAM launches.
#1 was now Arizona so went A2A and cleared #2 and #3 to work as a pair to engage other AD targets of opportunity. Before they could, #1 picked up contacts from the North which were hot and declared hostile by AWACS. Pair of MiG-21, #1 and #3 both fired a Slammer and each splashed one bandit while Plasma1 were directed to Retrograde south to avoid getting mixed up in the engagement.
With Picture Clear Plasma1 resumed their ground engagements and Warhawk1 resumed CAP. Fuel was becoming an issue for #1 and #2 following both going defensive from SAMs and the A2A engagement. Warhawk1 went Cat1 and #1 worked closely with Plasma1 to determine how long they needed over target and briefed them on Warhawk1 remaining Playtime.
During CAP Northern SA-3 went active and this information was passed to Plasma1 to avoid as Warhawk1 we’re now all Arizona.
Just as Plasma1 called RTB Warhawk1 picked up contacts inbound from the West and engaged with #2 and #3 up front and #1 supporting. Good engagement with #2 and #3 both taking one Slammer shot and each getting a kill. Great mutual support between elements.
Now RTB, Plasma1 were requested to expedite their recovery due to fuel situation in Warhawk1. Night approach so trail approach #3, #1 then #2 all did a successful straight-in landing on Runway 16R.
Overall great mission with high SA, good Comms between Warhawk and Plasma. Great mutual support between all of Warhawk with excellent flight cohesion that was maintained despite the loss of D/L with #2 for a significant portion of the flight.
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| Noodle |
Posted - 29 Jul 2019 : 09:21:09
Flight Role: AI
Plasma11: "Sabre" AA=0 AG=0 Aborted
Plasma12: "Mango" AA=0 AG=1 RTB
Plasma13: "Noodle" AA=0 AG=4 RTB
Mission Success
Took off 2mins after Warhawk flight, proceeded to our boresight STP when Sabre had to exit the game because of flight controls issue.
Unfortunately he was not able to come back.
At this point AI Plasma11 flooded VHF freq with non sense and he went off to engage the objective on his own while Warhawk1 was still sweeping the area.
Plasma13 took the lead and as we were headed towards the column Plasma11 decided to call it a day and RTB.
VHF freq was much calmer, Plasma12 was able to rejoin on a 5NM trail. Plasma13 spoted/marked the movers and 2NM before launch Warhawk1 called bandits on UHF and Plasma1 disengaged.
We climbed back to 22000 and held west of tanker tracks until Warhawk cleared us in a couple minutes later.
On an anti-clockwise wagon wheel we engaged target staying between 12000 and 16000. Area was clear of SAMs but we still got bugged by some AAA north of the column.
After 3 passes Plasma13 was winchester, Plasma12 could not get his 2 remaining Mavericks off station and our escort approaching Bingo fuel we called it a day.
We went for a straight in approach, landed without any problems.
I really enjoyed this mission, good communication and good results in both flights.
It was good to be back after a few weeks MIA (my apologies for this) and I got to test out my new connection (will stream next time), new SSD and +8GB of RAM.
I'll be flying most nights this week (Bear Trap Campaign, check ATO), let me know if anyone is interested to join. |
| Griffin |
Posted - 22 Jul 2019 : 20:44:08
And re-fragged again (with a little tweaking) for Sunday 28th July. Need more than the four pilots we had. |
| Vosene |
Posted - 20 Jul 2019 : 13:21:50
Mission re-fragged for Sunday 21st July.
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| mango |
Posted - 16 Jul 2019 : 05:14:05
Not until 19.20 when I left...  |
| Griffin |
Posted - 15 Jul 2019 : 18:44:10
Did this get flown last night? |
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