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Originally Posted by LuftWolf
Ok, there's at least one other person in the world who thinks this doctrine works fine, so I need you guys to test the 27LAM and the TLAM using this doctrine listed above.
If there are any problems, I need to hear about it. Thanks! 
Cheers,
David
PS The newest file was posted to the above link at 1:30pm EST. |
LW, I've tested the TLAM so far and 1 out of 3 reached it's target.
The first TLAM did not have much terrain deviation to content with and reached and blew up the land target. The other two did have greater terrain variation and as soon as they reached the terrain gradient they lost altitude and dove into the ground. Now having said that, could it be that because the first one did have a target to go for and the sensors had something to direct the TLAM to? Because the other two didn't have a target to shoot at and were just following their waypoints. It's as if the sensors lost sight.
There was very minimal response to variable terrain contours.