Snap Roll with 190

[181st_Oz*]

I would love to read it if there is any reference about a 190 driver that did it in ww2.

 

I would also prefer starting a scissor with the bandit within a barrel roll (hiding in gun solution) to save time and energy and switch to stallmate the fight if needed (or create a window for wingmen to assist) without being predictable,

rather than a useless move that drains your energy that gives bandit a chance to repeat the attack,

especially for a airframe like 190.

 

see first

act first

shoot first

work as a team

or don't be a hero

go change the coffee

don't go below 190 standarts

 

higher alt-more energy

follow no more than 45*

repeat with awareness

Edited February 6, 2017 by [JG2]Oz*

[II/JG17_HerrMurf]

Follow no more than 180 degrees until you know the airframe. After than you can follow longer but going into a yo-yo is a better option for a sustained fight.

[SCG_Tzigy]

https://www.amazon.com/Alert-West-Luftwaffe-Western-Fortunes/dp/184145026X

 

it has been a while since i read it last; one of my all time favorites

 

i do think he mentioned snap rolls several times in there, but might be confusing it with another book..

[181st_Oz*]

https://www.amazon.com/Alert-West-Luftwaffe-Western-Fortunes/dp/184145026X

 

it has been a while since i read it last; one of my all time favorites

 

i do think he mentioned snap rolls several times in there, but might be confusing it with another book..

 

Nice, thanks dude