Suddenly accelerated, shortening the distance to forty kilometers, and then launching a poisonous fang-120, then slowing down the speed and continuing to stick behind.

The poisonous Fang-120 is the world's first launch-free missile produced by Tianyu Group. It is a medium-range air-to-air missile with a nominal maximum distance of 80 kilometers. However, considering that this is a tail-chasing attack, the maximum attack distance is determined to be fifty kilometers.

The guidance principle of this missile is: after the missile leaves the body, the flight in the front part is provided by the radar system of the fighter to conduct a hidden flight state. When entering the short-range combat distance of the last twenty kilometers, the main guided radar of the missile will be turned on to achieve tactical suddenness.

The biggest problem now is that whether it is the new generation of main fighter jets such as the "Sky Eagle" or the "Volute Fang" series of air-to-air missiles, the cost is too expensive, and the Chinese army cannot be equipped in large quantities at present. What's more, the limitations of production capacity must be considered, so we can only use this exercise to see the quality first.

From the battlefield situation chart, thin black lines were shot towards the White Army aircraft group. At this time, the radar illumination provided by the Black Army fighter jets to guide missiles also alarmed the entire White Army flight formation.

In an instant, the White Army's aircraft group became in chaos. It was not until the Poison Fang-120 reached the attack distance and the main guidance radar was turned on. The Red Army completed the formation adjustment. All fighter planes remained, ready to fight the enemy planes in the air, and cover the bomber to evacuate first.

However, what they were waiting for was not enemy planes, but air-to-air missiles launched by the enemy from a long distance!

The exercise command again jumped out of the assessment screen and determined that because the positive cross-section of the air-to-air missile was small, the Red Army's airborne radar would be at a distance of five kilometers before it could detect this type of missile and make response actions.

In other words, the ground radar network provided them with missile attack signals until the fang-120 reached five kilometers away from the White Army's cover aircraft group.

When the poisonous Fang-120 suddenly appeared on the onboard radar screen, this caused another panic among the White Fighter Fleet. Many fighters were judged to be shot down before they could do some action, while more aircraft hurriedly threw out jamming foil strips, activated the electronic jamming system, and made small-scale large maneuvers, trying to avoid the other party's air-to-air missiles.

However, the exercise command determined that the Blues' medium-range out-of-sight attack was successful. It was determined that even if the White Army took maneuvering evasion, the success rate of the opponent was still as high as 50%. About one-fifth of the fighter jets had their weapon systems turned off and demanded to withdraw from the airspace.

At this time, the White Army's air commander made a bold decision: go up the whole army and break through the Black Army's beyond-visual combat defense line. Adopt close-range combat methods, give full play to the advantages of our side's machine guns, drag down the Black Army's attack aircraft group, and cover the bomber's escape.

His idea was good, and his decision was bold. On the other hand, the White Army probably believed that he was sure to win, leaving one-third of the fighter jets to fight, and the other two-thirds, under the guidance of early warning aircraft, bypassed the airspace, attempting to wipe out the White Army's air force in one battle.

The White Army's hunting horns are similar to the Skyhawk simulated by the Black Army. The speed of both sides is similar, one is Mach 2.1 and the other is Mach 2. Once they face the battle head-on, they will soon reach the close-range combat distance.

During this period, the Black Army launched another medium-range air-to-air missile. During high maneuvers, the exercise command determined that the success rate of the attack was only 30%. So far, the White Army's fighter jets had dropped sharply by nearly one-fourth!

Before the exercise began, according to the fighter aircraft configuration of the Black and White armies, the exercise command configured 38 fighter aircraft for the Black and White Army. Because the J-7 was low in construction and mature in technology, the White Army had a total of 76 fighter aircraft.

After experiencing ground air defense missile ambush, medium-range air-air missile tail-chasing raid, and enemy planes launched medium-range air-air missiles again during frontal combat, and the White Army still retained 53 fighter jets.

The Black Army fighter jets that remained to fight were only one-third of the main aircraft group, so there were twelve in total.

Twelve to fifty-three!

Under the condition that the onboard electronic equipment far exceeds that of the White Army aircraft and the maneuverability is slightly similar, the Black Army paid a heavy price for underestimating the enemy this time!
Chapter completed!