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PEACETIMESIDE 3
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DESCRIPTION
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Choose a sub platform to practice TMA against the surface target in the area. Experiments with different TMA tactics.<R>

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ASuW TMA Practice
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POINTS 750
COURSE 305
SPEED 14
PROB 100
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TACTIC TRANSIT
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AIRLOADOUT 10
AIRCRAFT 351 1
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Target Position
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COLOR RGB(255,255,128)
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ENTITY 402 SUBENTITY
HULLID 6
ALLIANCE 0
POS 404364.593750 685247.812500 -180
POINTS 750
COURSE 8
SPEED 8
PROB 100
DRIVEABLE 1
PLAYERCHOICE 1
PLAYERTASKING
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The target estimated loacation is marked in your navmap and it is on a NW course running faster then 10 knots.<R>

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A) when you first make contact with the target mark your position and time on the navmap.<R>

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B) choose a TMA tactic to practice and
strat tracking the target:<R>

1. Point-Lead-Point<R>

2. Point-Lead-Lag<R>

3. Point-Lag-Point<R>

4. Point-Lag-Lead<R>

Each tactic is made of three legs if the next leg is a LEAD you should steer your boat of about +/-70° relative to POINT bearing, if it is a LAG one you
should steer the boat of about +/-50°relative to POINT. Be careful, do not put the target in your baffles.<R>

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C) try to ID the target in narrowband, and as soon as you have an high confidence about it, mark your position on the navmap and write the time.<R>

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when you are confident with your solution: PAUSE the game, mark it on your navmap writing current time, turn Truth on and compare it with the real target location and heading, and take note of the errors.<R>

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Compare your errors, with the ta
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OPTIMAL SOLUTION<R>

BE < 1°<R>

CE < 1°<R>

SE = 0 kt<R>

RE < 0.5 nmi (1012 yd)<R>

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BE < 2°<R>

CE < 5°<R>

SE < 1 kt<R>

RE < 1 nmi<R>

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AIRLOADOUT 97
AIRCRAFT 1722 1 Alert5 0 : Alert15 1 : 0 Alert30 0 :
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The target estimated loacation is marked in your navmap and it is on a NW course running faster then 10 knots.

:::EXECUTION:::
A) when you first make contact with the target mark your position and time on the navmap.

B) choose a TMA tactic to practice and start tracking the target:

1. Point-Lead-Point<R>
2. Point-Lead-Lag<R>
3. Point-Lag-Point<R>
4. Point-Lag-Lead<R>

Each tactic is made of three legs if the next leg is a LEAD you should steer your boat of about +/-70° relative to POINT bearing, if it is a LAG one you
should steer the boat of about +/-50°relative to POINT. Be careful, do not put the target in your baffles.

C) try to ID the target in narrowband, and as soon as you have an high confidence about it, mark your position on the navmap and write the time.

D) when you are confident with your solution: PAUSE the game, mark it on your navmap writing current time, turn Truth on and compare it with the real target location and heading, and take note of the errors.<R>

:::EVALUATION:::<R>
Compare your errors, with the tables below.[BE=Bearing Error, CE=Course Error, SE=Speed Error, RE=Range Error]

OPTIMAL SOLUTION
BE < 1°
CE < 1°
SE = 0 kt
RE < 0.5 nmi (1012 yd)

ACCEPTABLE SOLUTION
BE < 2°
CE < 5°
SE < 1 kt
RE < 1 nmi

Also, take into account the time elapsed for getting both target solution and identification.