Unaware of a large number of incoming missiles, the 42nd Squadron, the Caucasian U.S. military brigade, finally ushered in their doomsday.

The "attack eagles" who were turning sideways in the left and right directions, guiding the "slammer" missile to intercept MiG head-on, were almost unpredictable, and were simultaneously fired by the R-27ep missile in a large area of ​​airspace.

At the last moment of approaching the missile, he suddenly realized it, but he was completely unaware of the guidance of these terrible spear guns. The Americans caught off guard had no time to maneuver and avoid it. Only one or two pilots hurriedly released dazzling infrared jamming bombs, or radar jamming foil strips. However, in the face of the R-27ep who were closely watching the radar radiation signals and completely ignored the effects of these measures were almost zero.

Almost at the same time, large balls of fireballs and thick black smoke suddenly burst out in the sky were everywhere, and several gray parachute flowers bloomed everywhere.

After a storm-like missile baptism, the first attack of the anti-radiation missile achieved a rare one-sided result in the BVR battle: a total of six F-15E "attack eagles", none of which were spared in this round of fire-intensive attacks. The fighter jets with large radars were unable to escape the pursuit of the anti-radiation missiles. In just a few seconds, they all turned into piles of black smoke, and then burned and fell terrible wreckage.

At the last moment of the attack, I discovered the incoming missile and hurriedly avoided it, but it was too late. Lieutenant Colonel Fletcher Harris, who escaped with a "bang" ejection from the landline, almost fainted. He had just woken up and looked around in a daze.

In my ears, there were whistling wind. Explosions and flashes bursting from all over the world reflected into my pupils. The lieutenant colonel trembled with his hands to find the unlocking handle, separated from the ejection seat and pulled the main parachute away. He slowly fell and fell in the sky. He chose to abandon the plane just before the plane was about to be shot. I don’t know if his partner Harper Cartel’s escape was smooth. The terrified lieutenant colonel looked around in the sky, but he still found nothing.

Wherever he saw, the sky was covered with terrible explosion wreckage and the floating black smoke. Harris closed his eyes in pain. He was no longer in the mood to distinguish the tragic situation in the sky, let alone confirm whether there were any comrades in the 42nd Squadron who were spared.

A terrible sneak attack. The dense missiles without any warning were shot, and they actually crashed all the powerful squadron fighter jets. I have never witnessed such a terrible scene when I fought many times. The lieutenant colonel recalled the moment before his escape. Black spots suddenly appeared in his sight. The death guns flying from the horizon to the front of him were like ghosts, and they slaughtered the "Attack Eagle" fleet without a trace of signs...

But is this possible? Is that the new Russian missile?

What kind of terrible weapon was it that would have been killed without any warning and launched a devastating blow to his squadron?

No matter how you think about it, you feel it is impossible. Another dull roar of a fighter plane explosion came from your ears. Harris, who was drowsy because of the acceleration of the ejection, could only barely see a few parachute flowers blooming in the air. Perhaps his loud call the moment before the shot played a role, giving his subordinates the opportunity to eject and parachute.

Such self-comfortable thoughts made the lieutenant colonel a little more at the beginning.

However, after a little calming down, thinking that the elite fighter jets of the squadron were almost destroyed in one wave, which means that the US Air Force's mid-to-high-altitude fighter interceptor line in the 933x airspace disappeared without a trace, Harris's mood became increasingly depressed. He knew very well that the 42nd Squadron he was in was the only NATO air superior combat force in this airspace. Now that he has been killed by all the Russians, the air supremacy of this sky has already changed hands at this moment.

It's over, but...

How did these terrible missiles target them and left them all unaware of it?

The lieutenant colonel slowly fell under the parachute, and was puzzled by the lieutenant colonel, forced to leave the battle post; for him, today's battle was actually over.

However, at this moment, under the same clear blue sky, another fierce battle in the eastern sky is slowly beginning, and the anti-radiation missile that has won will once again exert its unprecedentedly powerful combat power.

Just now, the comrades of the 237 Fighter Air Force Aviation Regiment cooperated with each other. The 390th Regiment, which acted as bait for the enemy, was divided into two fleets after advancing to catch the enemy, and used this flight method similar to an attack aircraft to confuse the Americans. When the RWR alarm issued a prompt, he knew that the US fighter jets at high altitudes were continuously illuminating and would soon launch a batch of over-visual-range missiles. The MiG fleet's response strategies were different. The fighter jets on the west side of the front turned decisively turned around and pretended to return, while the G-29m on the east side ignored this, and started to rush to the east sky with force, ready to compete with the Canadians who tried to intercept the air strike planes on the air force.

In short, the Red Air Force men were prepared and were not surprised at all when facing radar illumination at medium altitudes and even attacking beyond the visual range missile.

These MiG aircraft, which each left the original route, left extremely chaotic information signs on the multi-function display of the 42nd Squadron "Attack Eagle", which gave Americans some headaches at the beginning. This was indeed a test of the airborne fire control system. However, these F-15e were quickly destroyed by the R-27ep team, and the "slammers" who lost the care of the aircraft also became motherless children and completely lost the threat.

The high-altitude fighter is approaching from the front, and then fires the anti-radiation missile and breaks out of contact. The low-altitude fighter goes forward to attract opponents to continue to use radar to illuminate, providing good radiation conditions for the self-conductor - practicing skillful fighting styles, and unaware of the opponent, the 237th Regiment's over-visual range attack was completed quite successfully.

For r-27p/ep, the carrier can turn around and run away after launch. This air combat weapon, which is more convenient than active radar-guided missiles, has won the favor of the pilot in an instant.

Yes, the ability to escape immediately after launching the missile has a great advantage in air combat.

Although it is difficult for targets to avoid maneuvering once maneuvering is implemented, it is still the same thing, I don’t know how to avoid maneuvering when the missile is coming?

After all, the maneuverable flight of fighters cannot be as free as walking. It is not only limited by the current flight status and energy level, but also the pilot's endurance is also very important. Not to mention that Americans do not know the existence of r-27p/ep, if you take a step back, what can you do if you know? Faced with anti-radiation missiles that may appear ferociously from the air at any time, you either simply turn off the radar throughout the journey - this is equivalent to killing the Americans, or keep maneuvering and avoiding them violently - so the pilot's physique is completely unbearable.

The gorgeous explosion and the falling enemy planes showed the amazing power of the anti-radiation missile's first actual combat; however, the battle in the sky did not slow down. The 390th Regiment fighter jets, which had escaped the threat of "slammer", continued to move south and searched for and intercepted the invading NATO attack aircraft according to the instructions of ground guidance.

Losing the hollow screen of the "Attack Eagle", the slow and clumsy attack aircraft are just flying targets in front of the mysterious g-29m.

However, the facts proved that after encountering an unexpected blow, the Americans' battlefield situation monitoring level was quite impressive: although the 42nd Squadron fighter jet was suddenly attacked and destroyed by anti-radiation missiles in a wave, there was no way to report the battle situation, and the command center soon discovered an abnormality from the battlefield air situation sent by the early warning aircraft.

Observing from the holographic display of the large screen, several F-15e radar echoes deployed in the 933x airspace suddenly disappeared in a mess, and there was no reply from the radio contact. This naturally makes people suspect that they had been shot down - several heavy fighters were wiped out in an instant. Although this speculation is incredible, the battlefield dispatcher still dutifully called the Turkish F-4e fleet and ordered these second-line patrol fighters to take their seats immediately, block the huge gap in the fighter interception line, and strictly prevent Russian fighters from infiltration and sneak attacks from here.

According to the command center, the F-4e "Ghost" fighter jets with crescent moon white stars quickly approached the low-altitude MiG fleet.

Compared with the previous active bait, the situation of the air encounter was different. On the Soviet ground long-range warning radar, this batch of NATO fighter jets had just been discovered. When the command center was still considering how to engage in the war, the MiG aircraft flying at low altitude also discovered head-on contact through the radar, and the RCS was also quite impressive. Seeing that the number of targets on the radar display was still increasing, the regiment commanders of two teams, a total of eight G-29m fighters, decisively issued orders to make all fighters ready for combat.

Looking at the current situation, since the enemy planes have a flight altitude of less than 3,000 meters and the distance is always close, we should immediately launch the r-27p missile volley and use a dense rain of missiles to shield these fighters on one side of the front line.

According to the air situation prompted by the ground guidance, a large number of MiG aircraft that were stuck in the air were now running towards Tshinvali, preparing to intercept a group of suspected NATO fighter-bombers; facing these NATO fighter-bombers that were killed in the diagonal assault, the colonel's regiment commander was very determined. In previous training and live-fire training, he had already figured out the strategy of using anti-radiation missiles, and now it is time to play its role.
Chapter completed!