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Aviation Week Video Magazine presents "Red Flag: Survival of the Fittest"

WHAT IS RED FLAG?
Exercise Red Flag (also Red Flag – Nellis) is a two-week advanced aerial combat training exercise held several times a year by the United States Air Force (USAF). It aims to offer realistic air-combat training for military pilots and other flight crew members from the United States and allied countries.

FROM THE BACK COVER:
You're about to fly with top fighter pilots as they hone their skills in Red Flag...the world's most realistic air-combat training exercise...where being the best, one-on-one, simply isn't good enough.

At Red Flag, you'll be part of a modern air war situation.
The sky screams with dozens of planes...From F4s and F5s to F15s and F16s...From jamming aircraft...to tankers and cargo planes...From bombers to surveillance aircraft...all sharing the nonstop intensity of crowded frequencies and hostile airspace...
. You're jammed by electronic countermeasures...locked onto by enemy radar...fired on by simulated ground-based missiles...
You'll get detailed assessments of the experience from the pilots and support crews who've come to be trained and tested at Red Flag.
. You'll meet the Aggressors... the elite group of instructors who spend their time learning to think...and fight...like the enemy.
. You'll learn how Ground Controllers keep the action under control...walking the thin line between realism and safety. And you'll see RFMDS, the incredible Red Flag debriefing system that combines microwave, computers and radar to recreate detailed simulations of mission events, letting pilots relive them...and learn from their mistakes.
Every aspect of a pilot's skill is tested in the split-second maneuvering of dogfight after dogfight and attacks on ground targets...where only the fittest survive.
The only thing more realistic than Red Flag...is actual air combat.
It's an experience you'll never forget!
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