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That's not too far off, actually. Airborne radar as recently as the F-14 needed time to "settle down" an extrapolated track after maneuvering, to the point that
by Full_Clark 3y ago
That's not too far off, actually. Airborne radar as recently as the F-14 needed time to "settle down" an extrapolated track after maneuvering, to the point that they could give false indications of targets changing heading. This phantom turn looked aggressive and contributed to the US downing 2 Libyan fighter jets in 1989.
source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyMfC3M0fZQ?t=12m32s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyMfC3M0fZQ?t=12m32s