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'''Directive comm:''' used to immediately drive the section or an individual fighter in order to react to a threat or other situation. It is used to avoid a defensive situation, increase survivability, deconflict, or drive flow. Time is short, so be clear and concise. | '''Directive comm:''' used to immediately drive the section or an individual fighter in order to react to a threat or other situation. It is used to avoid a defensive situation, increase survivability, deconflict, or drive flow. Time is short, so be clear and concise. | ||
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'''Descriptive comm:''' used to provide amplifying information. It can be used to describe the location of the bandit or a wingman. It can also be used to deconflict the fighters, or to describe what another fighter is doing to build the picture. Descriptive comm is not required if you are describing something that is apparent to the other fighter. Use it to fill in the SA gaps or bring a low SA fighter back into the mix. | '''Descriptive comm:''' used to provide amplifying information. It can be used to describe the location of the bandit or a wingman. It can also be used to deconflict the fighters, or to describe what another fighter is doing to build the picture. Descriptive comm is not required if you are describing something that is apparent to the other fighter. Use it to fill in the SA gaps or bring a low SA fighter back into the mix. | ||
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Before any tactics can be discussed, the fighters must be able to communicate effectively. Clear, concise comm is paramount in a dynamic environment with limited radio time. The section should strive to use proper comm to achieve this goal. As always, prioritize directive comm over descriptive comm, with any fill-ins at the end. Combine directive and descriptive comm to build the whole picture. Avoid running commentaries. Update the fight as it changes. | Before any tactics can be discussed, the fighters must be able to communicate effectively. Clear, concise comm is paramount in a dynamic environment with limited radio time. The section should strive to use proper comm to achieve this goal. As always, prioritize directive comm over descriptive comm, with any fill-ins at the end. Combine directive and descriptive comm to build the whole picture. Avoid running commentaries. Update the fight as it changes. | ||