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tiag
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 Posted - 06 Aug 2009 : 11:37:16
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Beginning on September 1st (Wednesday) we will be starting a new training package (4 lessons) about Electronic Warfare and SEAD/DEAD missions in Falcon 4.
The concept is to develop the basic skills (Jamming tactics, bringing the HARM's pk to 100%) and then advance to more challenging subjects like hunter/killer teams.
For those who attend all trainng sessions and finish succesfully the final mission, they will be honored to join the exclusive Wild Weasel Club of the 185th.
More news to come in the next weeks!
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Crowebar
UNITED KINGDOM
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Posted - 06 Aug 2009 : 14:03:10
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Hey Tiag
Thanks for all of the time and effort you are putting in to delivering what can only be described as top notch A1 training.
Last night you finished the BVR training series by organising a 4 V 4 training session with live bandits - the guys from 69th VFS. Jesus it's a whole new world fighting humans! everything happening so fast, including getting shot down! But what a great way to finish a particular chapter of training, like and end of phase practicle! I wish I could do it again today to try what I learnt last night.
I for one really appreciate the time you are putting into this, and your efforts are being rewarded by my continually improving performance in the Falcon arena.
Each week there are 8 seats available and only 2 or 3 of them taken. From my point of view this is great because I get more of your attention, but the rest of you guys in 185th, you really are missing out on something here.
There is a break until September when Tiag will be teaching us all about Iron Hand 'SEAD' missions. I for one can't wait. I know it will be up to Tiag's usual high quality training standard.
No, Tiag didn't pay me to write this, I just feel it is very good training. Don't believe me? join us on a Wednesday and see for yourself.
Many many thanks Tiag.
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Griffin
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Posted - 06 Aug 2009 : 20:26:05
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I second everything that Crowebar said (apart for the payment by Tiag. I'm still not convnced...hehe).
There's always something new to learn or more importantly, refresh. Flying against our friends at the 69th from Portugal was fun and imformative.
The quality of Tiag's tutorials and presentations are top notch and I strongly recommend these lessons to you all, including those who think they don't need it.
I'm really looking forward to the Wild Weasal tutorials and teaming up with the 69th again. Additional thanks go to Falcao for liaising with the 69th for this.
Well done guys.
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falcão
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Posted - 07 Aug 2009 : 00:41:21
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i just wish i could be here wednesdays.....but i work until midnight so.....it´s impossible.
the 69th pilots really loved the flight, they said "i never did a de-briefing like that, when do we fly with them you said?????" eheheheheheh.
be aware that these guys really respect this 10 year old falcon group of people....
in the end i think it´s good to have a full 8 pilot mission during the week.
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Novac
UNITED KINGDOM
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Posted - 07 Aug 2009 : 18:58:35
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I'd like to put my name down for the wild weasel lessons.
I can attened Sept 2nd, Sept 9th and Sept 23rd only.
Due to work I wont be able to fly Sept 16th
If thats a problem let me know.
Cheers Novac
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Vosene
United Kingdom
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Posted - 13 Aug 2009 : 10:28:15
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Sounds great Tiag.
Thanks for all your hard work organsiing training, much appreciated.
Count me in for the Wild Weasel lessons.
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The Wild Weasel Club - First Annoucement
