Battle of Jutland · Offensive Roller

The general operation process of the defensive roller is that the tail-biter first controls the fighter to turn sharply in one direction, so that the tail-biting enemy thinks that he is making an ordinary small-radius turn, lures him to follow, and then quickly turns sharply in the other direction. At this time, the tail enemy aircraft will subconsciously follow the tail-bited fighter to end the previous sharp turn and turn to the other direction, but they will lose their vision for a short period of time due to the time difference and the occlusion of the fighter, and the tail-bited fighter will take advantage of the Immediately after this short period of time, pull up the height and start rolling, reducing your relative speed to let the tail biter go to the front. []

When the tail biter successfully changes his direction, he will be surprised to find out, eh? Who is biting in front of me? What the hell! How did you get behind me? !

At this point, the identities of the two sides have been exchanged because of the defensive roller, the previous prey has become the hunter, and the hunter has become the prey.

After making up his mind, the British fighter pilot immediately manipulated the "Tube Nose Swallow" to make a sharp left turn in a small radius, attracting Ansel to follow.

Ansel was caught just as the British fighter pilot thought, and followed up.

"Hey, you've been hit!" The British pilot looked through the rearview mirror at the "pirate" who followed behind him doing the same thing, laughed thiefly, and immediately turned sharply to the right, but began to raise the nose and start rolling.

A series of rollers came down, making the British pilot a little dizzy. He tried to calm down, then looked forward confidently, preparing to bring down the surprised "pirate".

However, when he looked left and right, he didn't find any enemy planes ahead.

"Damn? What about others?" the pilot said dully. "Shouldn't he be thrown in front of me? What about people?"

Just when he was fascinated by the difference, a string of bullets fired from the rear scared him back to reality.

"Shit! Is he still biting behind me?" With an "impossible" expression on his face, the British pilot stared blankly at the direction of the bullets behind him. Sure enough, the "pirate" was still biting himself. Behind him, the string of bullets fired by the "pirate" didn't seem to be to shoot him down, but to remind himself of his position, silently laughing at his useless efforts.

"Impossible! Impossible!" The British pilot finally panicked, desperately thinking about how to get rid of the god of death behind him.

"Dude, the defensive rollers are doing a good job." Ansel looked at the "Tube Nose Swallow" in front of him, grinned, showing a row of white teeth and said to himself with a smile, "It's a pity that your trick is on our team. It's been used up in internal training, and you are welcome to be my third record."

After finishing speaking, Ansel put the aiming ring that had been deliberately misaligned on the body of "Tube Nose Swallow", and then pulled the trigger on the joystick.

"Da da da da!" With a slight vibration of the fuselage, the four mg151/15-type 15mm aviation machine guns on the wings ejected a series of bullets, hitting both wings of the "Tube Nose Swallow" into Fragments.

Seeing that his plane had become a "machine stick", the British pilot had no choice but to choose to parachute. Even when he was carrying his whereabouts, he was still thinking about how the "pirate" could not be thrown in front of him. Go, did he see that he was going to be a defensive roller?

In fact, Ansel didn't see at the time that what the British pilot wanted to do was a defensive roller. He was indeed hit by a trick. He thought that what the British pilot had to do was to simply turn two consecutive small-radius turns, but what he did in the face of the British pilot In the second small radius turn, instead of following directly like the average person, I pulled the nose up and started to do the simplest roller.

yes, like the british pilot, he's also making rollers.