In the battle in the dark night, even if the two sides are constantly approaching, the pilot cannot directly observe the enemy plane with his naked eyes. He can only barely identify the enemy's traces with the light of the tail flame of the fighter plane.

Even now, facing the flying unsa "Weilong" head-on, the distance between the two sides is still more than 20 kilometers away, and the tail flame is invisible due to the direction. The radar is mobilized to enter the stable tracking of the target. Finally, the Liberal fighter jets, who discovered the traces of enemy planes, were immediately ready to launch a head-on attack.

At such a long distance, it is obviously inconvenient to use fighting missiles. Several "ghosts" in the sky were about to open the bullet bay to launch a batch of Aim-120bs, but the radar alarm prompted a new threat, and the W-band illumination signal appeared in the flat display again.

Why are there another batch of active radar-guided missiles?

The Liberal pilots who suffered a wave of pl-15k baptisms and had lost several "ghosts" and were a little confused about the battlefield situation. They probably understood that this was the BVR process during large-scale warfare, and the next one should be a tense and fierce battle within the sight line. However, contrary to the idea of ​​the FSA personnel, the danger of entering a fight in the night sky is self-evident. Unsa now has no idea of ​​fighting melee, but under the unified command of the early warning aircraft, approaching the "ghost" group of aircraft that were stuck in the air from multiple directions, and then another silent attack.

Unlike the first batch of attacks that had previously strived for long range, even a straight track could ensure the target was encountered at a distance of less than 40 kilometers. The arhm that threw out the belly bullet casings quickly ignited and accelerated after a brief fall; after the pl-15k with the stamping power, there was a wave of dense pl-15c volleys, and the slender missiles that accelerated and attacked in different directions quickly approached the YF-23 fleet.

The performance of the two sides in the dark night was not much different. The "Veoron" fleet, which detected enemy aircraft in advance through data networking, opened fire twice.

Just about twenty seconds after the missile was released and flew towards the enemy plane. The J-20a fighter that launched the attack turned on the 1493 radar and scanned according to the general orientation of the previous electromagnetic signal detection. It quickly completed the target interception and began to provide correction instructions to the pl-15c missile that was stagnant.

Although the batch of PL-15 missiles purchased by Unsa are export types with slightly reduced configurations, they do not have a two-way data link between the missile and the carrier, which is enough to deal with the mob-like Liberal Party.

As the radar of "Veoron" was turned on, the FSA fleet, which sensed the new threat, was soon forced to enter the maneuver avoidance again. However, this time the missile that broke through the air had the downlink command of the carrier aircraft assisted in searching. The radar self-conductor, which was originally slightly weak when facing the stealth fighter, omitted the scanning steps, and the antenna was directly aimed at the predetermined position. This time, the big black bat in the field of view was quickly captured, and a life-and-death battle between the fighter and the missile began again!

They encountered two batches of BVR missiles in succession. Although they also launched a batch of Aim-120bs in a hurry to try to counterattack, the "ghosts" who still adhered to the single-player battle failed to organize an effective offensive.

Facing the incoming missile that was not known where he was, perhaps the hit was in an instant. The YF-23, which had been fully driven, was turbulent in the night sky. The extremely nervous pilot had no intention of taking care of the missiles he had fired. He relied entirely on the airline fire control and set the parameters and then threw them out and fired them in a series of ways. The "slammer" that was ignited and flew out almost did not receive the mid-stage guidance of the carrier aircraft. The hit rate when facing stealth fighters can be imagined.

From the first wave of pl-15k exits to the pl-15c hits, the over-visual range competition in less than three minutes caused FSA to lose more than half of the fighter planes.

After taking off, the yf-23, which was originally in groups and fiercely killed the generals, was now in a defeat. About half of them were even kissed by the missile's death, turning into a scattered fireworks rolling down in the darkness.

The air raid formation that originally planned to pursue the multinational troops, but encountered the unsa all of a sudden. The unexpectedly over-visual range encounter made the Syrians embarrassed. The remaining "ghost" fighters also lost their fighting spirit. They even gave up the idea of ​​rushing forward to fight to the death and turned around and ran away. Seeing that the opponent chose to retreat, the "Veorons" who were responsible for controlling the air supremacy of the liberated areas did not continue to pursue. A battle that seemed to be similar but was actually a huge gap in strength ended with Unsa himself without any losses and achieving nearly ten fall results.

An unexpected air strike and the midnight attack of Unsa, naturally, these battlefield information did not directly inform the new party regime, but in order to avoid possible misattacks, the Security Council still sent a notice to Mosul in advance.

After receiving the information, Nata, who was the force of the Mosul regime in the sky, did not participate in the battle that broke out in the Iraqi night sky from beginning to end. A group of volunteer pilots, including Long Yun, were only on standby on the ground, and the fighter planes were also lying in the temporary hangar or on the tarmac.

Although the plane did not take off, you could vaguely see the flashes of the distant sky in the night, and fierce battles broke out in the sky near the front line. The Iraqi New Party officers and soldiers on the ground all saw it. On the dark frontier positions, the soldiers looked up at the roaring waves and exploded in the vast night sky. While guessing the direction of the battle situation, they also had some vague thoughts and metaphors about their own destiny.

Yes, in the vast ocean of war, people's destiny is sometimes so ups and downs.

Accompanied by bombs thrown on the head of the Liberal Party, the multinational forces in the east also launched large-scale air strikes on targets in Syria. The participation of the Sino-Soviet forces caused the rebels entrenched in Deirzur to completely despair.

Since the civil war started, the Liberal Party armed forces have won a lot on the ground front, conquering many large and small towns in the territory. The innocent and naive thugs once thought that they would soon be able to completely capture the entire Syria and own their own territory on the ancient and magical land of the Middle East. However, the times have changed, and the rules of this world are ultimately more complicated than what a group of warriors have expected. The major powers that decided to take action have made a decisive effort, and the battlefield situation, which had been a long-term tug-of-war, suddenly took a sharp turn.

The brave and warlike Damascus army, the Arab League, the new Iraqi Party, which shared the same hatred of the enemy, and the multinational forces in the sky, Alsa and Unsa, the former allies of Old Europe now have a cold face. The Liberal Party, which was completely trapped in superpowers and regional armed forces, is already surrounded by enemies.

Next, besides a final madness, the rebels seemed to have no other choice.

Seeing that there was a dead end ahead, the sudden change in Syria's civil war situation naturally walked towards the end of the final showdown step by step as expected.

Time came to late January, on the third day after the Sino-Soviet forces launched an air strike, the Damascus army, who had prepared all combat preparations, finally began to liberate the mighty march of the whole country. Under the air cover of the US and British Allied Forces, 100,000 ground troops were divided into two groups and attacked eastward along the Euphrates River. At the same time, with the recent aid of air force, the Iraqi New Party, which was stalemate with the Syrian rebels, also used all its strength to use all available ground troops at hand to implement the war motto of "offensive is the best defense."

The battle finally started. Like everyone involved in it, Long Yun, who was on standby at the Fort Sharkater Air Force Base, soon ushered in the battle of fate as a nata pilot.

As early as the morning before, while having breakfast in the base restaurant, Long Yun learned about the major changes in the front-line battle situation through the radio. The offensives between Damascus and Mosul were launched almost at the same time, and attacking them from both east and west directions has become the Liberal Party armed forces trapped in the cage.

After a brief strategic low period, the Battle of Deirzur, which was intended to eliminate the rebels, was launched so quickly. Damascus's quick action surprised Long Yun, who was waiting for the game, was slightly surprised. However, since this situation, the last battle that should come will come sooner or later. After this battle, the mission of his and his comrades in the Independent Third Squadron could be successfully completed, and he could leave this war-torn world, pack his luggage and return to the home that he had left less than a month but had missed very much.

However, before returning home safely, the thrilling and fierce battle in the sky is the only thing young people need to consider now.

Just after the ground offensive was launched, they still couldn't lie down on the command of the command on the first day. Like all Iraqis, Long Yun and others were also waiting for the violent air strikes from multiple countries to come to an end before it was their turn to appear.

In the heart of northern Iraq, there are no whistling Sino-Soviet fighters coming and going above the 3rd_ihfs's garrison. However, the J-20a fighter jets that patrol the sky can often be seen. While actively preparing for the battle, walking next to the base main runway with the cold wind, Long Yun would also look up at the gray giant birds passing by in the clear sky. When the fighter flew low, the gray and white low-visuality letters of the "un" were vaguely visible. He witnessed these avant-garde "Viron" flying lightly and drew white trails in the blue sky. Young people who were homesick will think of their motherland thousands of miles away. He handed in his jacket pocket outside the flight suit and realized that he was not a real soldier now, but a volunteer pilot under Nata.
Chapter completed!