mega.txt MEGAFORTRESS MANUAL These are the IFF codes that ...

2) LA (low altitude): The LA warning light flashes
when the airplane descends below the altitude set on
the terrain avoidance computer (TAC), even if the
TAC is not on. (Please see "Pilot Station,".)
3) ML )missile launch): the ML warning light
flashes when an infrared or radar-guided missile
tracks the aircraft. The ML warning light is saved to
the EW Officer's Missile Launch warning light.
(Please see "EW Station,").
4) RO (radar on): The RO warning light illuminates
whenever the airplane's AN/APQ-166 active
("attack") radar is on the OW Officer's station.
CAUTION
The active radar dramatically increases the radar
cross section (RCS) of the aircraft (Please see
"Stealth Modification,").
PILOT STATION
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The pilot is the aircraft commander, and is
responsible for the issuance of instructions governing
all phases of flight operation, especially including
takeoff, flying the aircraft, inflight refueling, damage
control, and landing.
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CHAFF Button
Select the CHAFF button to eject two chaff bundlesone
from each wing. (Please see "Electronic Warfare
Station.")
FUEL Light
The fuel light flashes when the aircraft has enough
fuel remaining for 10 minutes of flight at the
maximum power setting; the light stops flashing and
burns steadily when there is enough fuel remaining
for 5 minutes of flight. (Please see "Fuel" under
"Copilot Station".)
DRS Light
The DRS light illuminates when the bomb bay doors
are opened. Flying with the bomb bay doors open
increases RCS and slows the airplane. (Please see
"OW Station: Master Bomb Control," this chapter,
and "Stealth Modifications".)
UHF Light
The UHF light illuminates when UHF signals are
being generated by the aircraft. Such signals
generally come from the Copilot's transponder.
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