3710.17F - CNATRA
3710.17F - CNATRA
3710.17F - CNATRA
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COMTRAWINGSIXINST <strong>3710.17F</strong><br />
22 NOV 11<br />
b. Flight Lead confirm weather, type war, altimeter setting,<br />
decks<br />
c. Altimeter warnings set (RADALT set to 5000’)<br />
12. Commencement of ACM<br />
a. Collision Avoidance:<br />
(1) 500’ bubble around all aircraft at all times<br />
(2) Always assume the other aircraft does not see you<br />
(3) Head-on pass: Maintain the established trend; where no<br />
trend exists, give way to the right to create a left-to-left pass<br />
turns)<br />
(4) Broadcast your own intentions<br />
b. Converging flight paths:<br />
(1) Nose high goes high<br />
(2) Nose low has collision avoidance responsibility<br />
(3) Broadcast your own intentions<br />
(4) Never intentionally maneuver to lose sight (no blind lead<br />
(5) Up-sun aircraft has responsibility for collision avoidance<br />
(6) If down-sun aircraft lost sight, transmit “Callsign,<br />
blind” and turn away from predicted collision bearing<br />
(7) If lost sight, transmit “Blind” and remain predictable.<br />
Other aircraft shall acknowledge with “visual, continue” or “knock-itoff”<br />
as appropriate, providing directive comm as necessary for safety<br />
of flight and ownship altitude in thousands of feet. Once sight is<br />
regained, transmit “visual”.<br />
(8) A/S < 85 kts (nose high/decelerating) call “Knock-it-off,<br />
ballistic”. If A/S is 85 kts (nose low accelerating) requires call<br />
“85 knots, continue”.<br />
(9) No head-on missile employment inside 9000’ (within 20˚ of<br />
the nose)<br />
(10) No forward quarter gun attacks (within 45˚ of the nose)<br />
(11) Break off all gun attacks at 1,000’