Graveyard of Empires

Last Thursday, we closed the Paveway II instructional series with November’s "masterclass", a comprehensive walkthrough of the weapon’s behaviour, employment logic, and practical delivery techniques. I hope that with final session you now have a very good understanding of how to use the Paveway II f

After several months of work, the full 25-article Paveway II series is now complete. We’ve covered every self- and buddy-lasing profiles, from fuze settings to intervisibility calculations, cockpit actions, geometry, and all the small details that make the difference between “oh, it worked” and “yes

This tenth entry marks the conclusion of the main series on self-lasing employment of Paveway II laser-guided bombs in DCS World. The purpose of this video is to bring together all the material covered in previous articles, i.e. level bombing, dive bombing (direct, circling, and pop-up), as well as

Set of kneeboards for dive bombing profiles, with geopmetry, tactical balance and fuze arming delay selection. Just as for the previous set of kneeboards for the Level Bombing Profile, you'll find here a new set for Dive Bombing Profiles. These three pages are designed to turn all the considerations

After reviewing the classical level delivery profile, we now move to a more challenging technique: dive bombing. We can define dive bombing as an attack technique in which the aircraft descends at a steep angle toward its target before releasing a bomb, typically between 30° and 45° of dive angle fo

While many of you are likely proficient in employing Paveway II LGBs in DCS World, a deeper understanding of their attack profiles can significantly enhance your effectiveness. Let's explore the specificity of these profiles, trying to uncover details that will elevate your employment of this weapon