Message text I got that tactical scheme : and now I understand how are performed 31 and 36 maneuvers.
The scheme was an allied explanation on attacking a two-seater with a scout, right ? It show in a little box the wrong maneuver : the two-seater turn right, the scout turn right too behind the two-seater. This make the two-seater observer able to aim really good at the scout, while the scout can't aim the 2-seater, even if tailing it.
the correct method (31 and 36 maneuvers  ) is to turn and dive in the opposite direction of the two-seater, so the observer can't bear the scout. The scout then turn toward the two-seater, with higher velocity, attacking it from below and behind, with the observer still unable to aim it.
Really really really interesting Sundown ! Thanks for the explanation !
Sundown wrote :
>>Those maneuvers came out of a manual on attacking a two seater. The idea was to turn the opposite way from the turning two seater, then back in on its tail so you could remain in its blind spot |
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