MastanKhan
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Hi,
The most important thing that I missed out in that given scenario was that the moment the raptor launched its first missile, it has given away its position---it has been awhile that I have posted here and seems like I am a bit rusty---secondly it would take awhile for the raptor to launch all its missiles--- Now our colleague MURADK can correct me if I am wrong---the SU's will be flying real real close formations---definitely four birds wingtip to wing tip, one behind the other to hide the signature at possibly 400 knots / hr and the raptor at that speed as well----closing in at a total speed of a eight hundred knots---the moment the SU realize the missile launch, they will speed up to close the gap, the raptor may want to slow down for the seconfd shot---
If the raptor launched its first missile at a distance of for the sake of discussion at 75 miles away and waiting for a second lock on another aircraft----the distance between the two bogies is decreasing at an alarming rate of speed---if the chinese pilots have good training and nerves of steel they would hold on to their pack right till the last moment and then disperse in different directions, by that time the raptor would be real close----the original missile launch would have given away its proximate position---now it would be pretty much within visual range in the day time---or if it is night time---the year 2020 missiles and chinese radars would have enough sophistication to calculate the last known position of the raptor and any anamoly appearing on their radar screens to lock onto to for a missile launch.
The most important thing that I missed out in that given scenario was that the moment the raptor launched its first missile, it has given away its position---it has been awhile that I have posted here and seems like I am a bit rusty---secondly it would take awhile for the raptor to launch all its missiles--- Now our colleague MURADK can correct me if I am wrong---the SU's will be flying real real close formations---definitely four birds wingtip to wing tip, one behind the other to hide the signature at possibly 400 knots / hr and the raptor at that speed as well----closing in at a total speed of a eight hundred knots---the moment the SU realize the missile launch, they will speed up to close the gap, the raptor may want to slow down for the seconfd shot---
If the raptor launched its first missile at a distance of for the sake of discussion at 75 miles away and waiting for a second lock on another aircraft----the distance between the two bogies is decreasing at an alarming rate of speed---if the chinese pilots have good training and nerves of steel they would hold on to their pack right till the last moment and then disperse in different directions, by that time the raptor would be real close----the original missile launch would have given away its proximate position---now it would be pretty much within visual range in the day time---or if it is night time---the year 2020 missiles and chinese radars would have enough sophistication to calculate the last known position of the raptor and any anamoly appearing on their radar screens to lock onto to for a missile launch.