Thunder Strikes Back

Chapter 196 Challenge NATO
The enemy plane was going downward when the altitude and speed were not dominant, and it was chasing from a different plane, trying to point the vector direction to the J-10B. The American pilot was completely correct, and it only took a few seconds at most to complete his attempt. Once this J-10B is included in the inescapable range of AIM9X, it will be a natural thing to shoot down the opponent.But the old man won't let him aim so comfortably. What he has to do is to move back and forth on the opponent's cockpit roof, making it impossible to succeed. Any reckless acceleration will easily cause the trailing hunter to lose control and fall to the front go.

The MPCD in front of me began to issue an alarm signal. A Mirage 2000 radar in the southeast scanned the J-10B. Obviously, the Indian fleet did not leave. They were rushing towards this mountainous area where the target was lost. Became so arrogant.Although the warning system still defined it as a secondary threat, old Sammy knew that they were not far away, and there were at least four of them.

Now was not the time for the Colonel to strike back, and all he wanted to do was to let this sleazy NATO plane drop on Pakistani soil; so he rolled sideways on top of the bucket, and It is an action that is ahead of the opponent's prediction and completely destroys the predetermined chasing route.In dogfights, an old guy who always reacts before his opponent is always a nuisance.

The itchy opponent was forced to lose speed and entered into a strong turn. He wanted to point the nose at the old slippery man who couldn't catch him again. The American pilot had roughly understood that this guy who was one and a half kilometers away was more obvious than he was. The pilot I shot down yesterday is much more powerful.

Unfavorable situations occurred one after another. The American pilot also detected the radar of the Indian Mirage fighter jet. He could know that the opponent was only 3 kilometers away through the data link sent by E8. Obviously, the chaotic battlefield was not what he wanted to see.There is no technical match between NATO and the Indian Air Force in terms of IFF.And those infrared missiles flying all over the sky will obviously grab a heat source and bite randomly.

Sammy swooped down decisively, throwing off the Phantom's radar again.This time he expanded his advantage.The trailing enemy was lagging again, and the extra G-force allowed the Colonel's plane to maneuver with greater G, while the enemy was forced to get out of the inner circle of the turn to avoid falling ahead.Sami quickly moved to the enemy's 3 o'clock direction, which made the enemy plane lose its advantage in the attack position, while the colonel still had a considerable speed advantage.In the theory of energy maneuvering, the situation of F16C is not good at this time.The vulture pilot was a little puzzled, how could this guy who was cornered by the Indian fleet be so powerful.

The Indian fighter jets in the distance successfully intercepted a slightly higher target. They generally knew that there were American aircraft nearby, but the airborne radar could not distinguish the difference between the American and Pakistani F16s.Without any extra hesitation, the Indian lead plane approached the target 5 kilometers away, approaching the edge of the missile package, and hurriedly fired two magic missiles (most of the Indian pilots, including the elite Tiger Squadron veterans, The timing is always poor. Simply put, there is a little rush.)
E3 promptly notified the pilot of the missile attack in the east, which caused Condor to be in chaos. He knew the consequences of being shot down over the tribal areas in this area.No matter where the border is, the Pashtun tribes below don't like Americans, and these tribes have always had a reputation for killing prisoners of war.

The panicked "Vulture" was forced to give up the attack and quickly turn to the other side. He needed to get out of the battlefield, and then ran away.

The F16C landed firmly in the aiming ring of Sammy's helmet.It fled in the direction of 10 o'clock, and the visual distance was no more than one kilometer, and it was making a sharp turn, so it lost some speed due to its embarrassing escape.So this F16C must increase its speed by diving.It is an indescribable intuition to predict the possible route of the opponent.Even if the colonel can no longer forcibly cut into the pursuit radius with an overload of more than 8G, such experience can make up for the physical loss.Sammy's early action put the panicked enemy into danger step by step.

The colonel never turned on the radar, he was cunning by nature, and he was happy to use some new tracking technology that could not be warned.Now he used the tracking ring of his right eye to fixate on the slowly moving bandit in sight, and sat waiting for the audio signal to sound.The two missiles under the wings have been powered on and cooled, and are ready to launch at any time.He adjusted the launch button on the joystick to salvo, and then put his thumb on it. What he needs to do now is to hold the accelerator and accelerate for a short while, so that the missile can leave the pylon with a relatively strong momentum later. .

The audio to remind the launch sounded in the earphone, and at the same time, a signal to allow the launch flashed on the HUD.He immediately fired 2 missiles in salvo mode. The two missiles left the pylons one after another, and then quickly made a large circle and flew towards the target.At this time, a few trails in the sky flew straight westward, which should be the magic missile launched by the Indian phantom.

The attention of the American pilots was probably attracted by the Indian missiles overhead, and they have not taken any action to avoid the real threat.And it is not uncommon for the early warning aircraft 180 kilometers away to be unable to see the two fighting missiles at a bad angle below.Until the pilot turned his head and saw the missile that was already close at hand, and began to desperately get rid of and launch infrared interference, it was too late.The dogfighting missile accurately exploded on the side of the F2C, and the aircraft immediately lost control and fell to the ground.Sammy watched as the pilot jumped out in time and the fighter jet crashed into the cliff.He clearly saw the plane fall within the bend of the Mahler River, which was clearly within the Pakistan border, and perhaps the pair of wrecks was enough for the Foreign Office to counter NATO's bandit logic.He didn't have time to determine which way the wind would take the pilot, but that didn't matter anymore.

"Ground, can you hear me?" He asked, and now he really wants to know the location of the Indian Mirage 2000, and inform the army in time to enter the tribal mountainous area to arrest people.

There was no response from the radio station, probably because there was a problem with the communication. The Indians’ new round of attacks always focused their firepower on the communication relay equipment everywhere. The colonel was used to this kind of situation, but he didn’t care. He is one of the few pilots who can complete the mission according to his own set without the guidance of the ground or AWACS.

The watchtower early warning aircraft was still looking at him alone and powerlessly 200 kilometers away. The Americans on it were probably cursing now, which was the result the colonel wanted.In this airspace, he has one less opponent.The technique of this American pilot is just like that of Major Song Ning: sophisticated and rigid; this makes him appear a little cramped when the situation suddenly changes; of course, the Americans can easily shoot down Hassan, probably because of Hassan's own underestimation of the enemy, Colonel It is very clear that this student of mine has a weakness, that is, the lack of vigilance of the Americans.Thinking of these, he couldn't help but feel some feelings.Squadron leader Hassan was once the colonel's most capable wingman, and later his most ambitious opponent. Now he has disappeared. This may be the inevitable destination of an excellent pilot.Abad had no talent, and such a man might have survived the war.Another good student of the Colonel, Major Hamid of the 37th Squadron, was about to perform a near-death attack on the aircraft carrier Virant.He thought that the veterans on this battlefield will soon be exhausted in the war of attrition, whether it is Pakistan or India. Maybe in a few months, this sky will become a battlefield between the Chinese and NATO.In any case, the colonel hoped that he would have the opportunity to run into the Indian pilot of the Eagle Squadron again and take revenge.

The colonel secretly pulled up the plane, he was not sure that the Indian Mirage fighter had left.If they are rushing from the direction of the sun, it is indeed a trouble. Small-sized light aircraft are always difficult to spot with the naked eye at a long distance. Of course, this is also an advantage of the J-10B.He decisively turned to the west, quickly crossed the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and penetrated about 10 kilometers. He knew that Indian planes would never dare to go deep into American territory, but he didn't care at all, he even beat down the American plane.If NATO still wants to continue to take off fighter jets from Kandahar or Kabul to intercept, it is obviously too late.The colonel swaggered around a corner from the sky over Zabul Province, and returned to southern Balochistan, which was still supported by surface-to-air missiles, and landed at Quetta Airport under the noses of the early warning aircraft of all parties.

At 9 o'clock in the morning, Lieutenant General Spanga finally returned to the Sukkur front.He found serious confusion in his flank.The last mobile armored force he deployed in the north, the 50th Tank Regiment, was completely destroyed by the Pakistani Air Force, which hadn't shown up for a long time.Now scolding the Air Force is obviously useless. What he wants to shoot the most is Janaguri, the commander of the 16th Infantry Division-this clown who tried to jump to the center of the stage and directly destroyed the overall plan.But before punishing the fool, he and his people must be rescued first.The big problem for Spanga is that the mobile force he has now is not enough to immediately invest in Alipur, because the position of the 16th Division is too prominent and isolated.

Every 10 minutes, the Ministry of National Defense will have a harsh phone call to the headquarters of the 21st Army, asking the lieutenant general to rescue the 16th Division at all costs.It is the first time that Singh has directly inserted his hand into Spanga's command, which is obviously not a good phenomenon; at the combat conference in New Delhi a few hours ago, Singh still showed his trust in the Army.But I didn't expect the situation to take a turn for the worse.Spanga is well aware that the minister also has his own difficulties. As of last night, the situation in all aspects is still very optimistic.Except that China refuses to accept the reality and is still desperately supporting the surviving Pakistan, the rest of the major powers have almost readily accepted a new geopolitical pattern that may emerge in a region that completely excludes China.Even the U.S. military stationed in Afghanistan no longer sits on the fence, but has begun to actively contact India to plan a plan to disarm Pakistan together with India.However, the sudden counterattack launched by the Pakistan Army in the early morning made the great situation once again confusing.If an entire division of the Indian army is wiped out in the central plains of Pakistan, it will undoubtedly be an uncertain signal to the surrounding powers, and these cunning countries will become ambiguous again.Minister Singh, as well as Prime Minister Kahan, will no doubt see this.

(End of this chapter)