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weapons checklist

FULL PROCEDURE STEP (In this color)

CONDITIONAL STEP (In this color)

121

Air-to-ground mode

WEAPON SELECTOR

ATTACK

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check digits 2 and 5 show “1”

If TAKT mode do not show stations 2 and 6 (digits 2 and 5) as operational, the aircraft is carrying conflicting mixed stores on stations 3 and 5. In such a configuration, the AKAN 30/55 cannot be selected or used, and the loadout must be altered.

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The weapon can also be used in master mode NAV. The sight appears when the trigger in set to UNSAFE. Target motion measurement and radar ranging is not used.

HÖJD GAUGE (altitude)

SET TARGET QFE

TRIGGER

UNSAFE (When reticule is on target)

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD (When in range)

If the angle between the sight line and the horizon is less than 5° the distance line does not appear and the triangulation or radar ranging is not used. A fixed distance of 1400m is used which will have to be estimated visually.

If the flashing 2° poles appear, the attack should be aborted immediately and evas

STICK

PULL TO EVADE (Pull up at 5G)

Air-to-air mode

WEAPON SELECTOR

AKAN JAKT

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check digits 2 and 5 show “1”

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The AKAN 30/55 can be used in a fixed wingspan mode or a radar-guided calculated ballistic mode. In winspan mode, the HUD marker represents the target wingspan at 500m. In radar mode, the sight dot is continually adjusted for the range of the target.

WEAPON INTERVAL SELECTOR

SET TARGET WINGSPAN

RADAR MODE SWITCH

A1 or A2

SIGHT DOT

ON TARGET

RADAR FIX TRIGGER

FIRST DETENT / T1 (to lock)

TRIGGER

UNSAFE and FIRE

When time/distance line reaches the event markers or the wingspan markers envelop the target. In wingspan mode, the pilot will need to manually lead a manoeuvring target.

221

After attack

TRIGGER

SAFE

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

321

WEAPON SELECTOR

ATTACK

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check station digits show “1”

If TAKT mode do not show the appropriate stations as operational, the aircraft is carrying conflicting mixed stores on other stations. In such a configuration, the ARAK M/70B cannot be selected or used, and the loadout must be altered

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The weapon can also be used in master mode NAV. The sight appears when the trigger in set to UNSAFE. Target motion measurement and radar ranging is not used.

The ARAK M/70B can be launched at normal or long ranges by selecteing either FÄLLSÄTT SERIE (normal) or FÄLLSÄTT IMP (long range). In long-range mode, target motion prediction and radar rangings need to be disabled by inputing TAKT codes 221 and 253. Long-range mode is less precise but offers some stand-off distance.

FÄLLSÄTT SWITCH

AS DESIRED

For normal range firing

NORM / Up

For long range firing

LÅ / Down

HÖJD GAUGE (altitude)

SET TARGET QFE

TRIGGER

UNSAFE (When reticule is stable on target)

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

If using normal range firing mode

When in range

If using long range firing mode

When wings are displayed

If the flashing 2° poles appear, the attack should be aborted immediately and evasion with maximum G should be done as the safety distance will not be me

STICK

PULL TO EVADE (Pull up at 5G)

TRIGGER

SAFE

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

421

Release altitude: 50–500m / 165–1650' AGL Flight altitude: 30–500m AGL Release speed: Mach 0.6–0.9 Flight range: <7km / 3.8 nm Warhead: 72× HE (MJ1) or 24× AP (MJ2) Targeting area: ±2km / 1.1 nm

Weapon Selection

WEAPON SELECTOR

ATTACK

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check station digits show “1”

FÄLLSÄTT SWITCH

AS DESIRED

For single release

IMP / Down

For pair release

SERIE / Up

Target Selection

TARGET WAYPOINT

SELECTED

HÖJD GAUGE (altitude)

SET TARGET QFE (=QNH)

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

AND

The BK 90 can be fired directly from NAV mode and will attempt to fly towards and release at the current target point. However, no ranging, drift, or release information will be available on the HUD.

TARGET POSITION

ADJUST IF NEEDED

Radar mode

Radar trigger

First detent / T1

Slew CI crosshair

On target

Radar trigger

Second detent / TV

HUD steering information

Check updated

Radar mode

A0 / Of

If the selected navpoint is not a target waypoint (indicated by M for “Målpunkt” on the destination indicator), a position update will affect the actual waypoint and as such alter all subsequent navigation positions relative to this updated position. If adjustments are needed: Data Selector to TAKT, input 9, press the corresponding waypoint button to convert the waypoint to a target point.

Weapon Release

HUD STEERING CUES

521

Weapon Release

SLAV SI SWITCH

T / RIGHT

Once at launch altitude

50–500m AGL

TARGET IN RANGE

CHECK

HUD distance line

Inside brackets

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

In SERIE release, weapons will be released with 2s intervals

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

TRIGGER

SAFE

621

Release altitude: 50–425m / 165–1400' ASL Flight altitude: 10m / 30' ASL Release speed: Mach 0.7–0.9 Flight range: 32km / 17 nm Warhead: 200kg HE Targeting range: 8km / 4.3 nm

Weapon Selection

WEAPON SELECTOR

ATTACK

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check digits 2 and 5 show “1”

If TAKT mode do not show stations 2 and 6 (digits 2 and 5) as operational, the aircraft is carrying conflicting mixed stores on stations 3 and 5. In such a configuration, the Rb-04 cannot be selected or used, and the loadout must be altered.

FÄLLSÄTT SWITCH

AS DESIRED

For single missile

IMP / Down

For both missiles

SERIE / Up

MÅLVAL SWITCH

AS DESIRED

For single target

ENKEL / Down

For multiple targets

GRUPP / Up

Target Selection

TARGET WAYPOINT

SELECTED

HÖJD GAUGE (altitude)

SET TARGET QFE (=QNH)

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The Rb-04/E can be fired directly from NAV mode and will fly straight ahead and engage detected targets of opportunity as programmed. However, no ranging, drift, or release information will be available on the HUD.

TARGET POSITION

ADJUST IF NEEDED

Radar trigger

First detent / T1

Slew CI crosshair

On target

Radar trigger

Second detent / TV

HUD steering information

Check updated

721

Weapon Release

HUD STEERING CUES

SLAV SI SWITCH

T / RIGHT

Once at launch altitude

50–425m ASL

TARGET IN RANGE

CHECK

HUD distance line

Inside brackets

CI target radar echo

Between crosshairs

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD (Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates)

The release will unbalance the aircraft, requiring forceful roll trim change. In a SERIE release, maintain lever flight through stick adjustment alone since the aircraft will be rebalanced as the second weapon is released.

TRIGGER

SAFE

821

Weapon preparation

WEAPON SELECTOR

MARK or SJÖ

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check digits 3 and 4 show “1”

If TAKT mode do not show stations 3 and 5 (digits 3 and 4) as operational, the aircraft is carrying conflicting mixed stores on stations 2 and 6. In such a configuration, the RB-05A cannot be selected or used, and the loadout must be altered.

In MARK mode, the weapon fuse is set to immediate detonation on contact with the target. In SJÖ mode, the fuse is set to delayed detonation. In LUFT mode, the weapon fuse is set to proximity detonation

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The weapon can also be used in master mode NAV, but will have to be aimed without any ranging information.

Air-toground

FLY TOWARDS TARGET

LEVEL or SLIGHT DIVE

HÖJD and / or ATT AUTOPILOT MODES

AS DESIRED

RANGE TO TARGET

<10km

TRIGGER

UNSAFE and FIRE

The batteries in the RB 05A only last for 40 seconds and are activated on trigger unsafe. Do not activate the missile prematurely, or it may fail to operate long enough to fire or to reach its target. If the trigger is set back to safe, the missile is disabled and the next missile available is selected.

RB-05 CONTROL STICK

STEER ONTO TARGET

TRIGGER

SAFE (After impact)

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

Air-to-air

The RB 05A can be used in a fixed wingspan mode or a radar-ranging mode. In winspan mode, the HUD marker represents the target wingspan at 500m. In radar mode, the sight dot is continually adjusted for the range of the target.

WEAPON SELECTOR

LUFT

WEAPON INTERVAL SELECTOR

SET TARGET WINGSPAN

RADAR MODE SWITCH

A1 or A2

SIGHT DOT

ON TARGET

RADAR FIX TRIGGER

FIRST DETENT / T1 (To lock)

921

Air-to-air

FLY TOWARDS TARGET

LEVEL

HÖJD and / or ATT AUTOPILOT MODES

AS DESIRED

RANGE TO TARGET

<2800m

I wingspan mode

Wingspan envelops target

In radar mode

Distance line reaches markers

TRIGGER

UNSAFE and FIRE

RB-05 CONTROL STICK

STEER ONTO TARGET

TRIGGER

SAFE (After impact)

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

1021

Release altitude: 50–2000m / 165–6500' ASL Flight altitude: Selectable up to 30m ASL or 80m AGL Release speed: Mach 0.9 Flight range: 70km / 37 nm Warhead: 200kg HE Targeting range: 24km / 13 nm

Weapon Selection

WEAPON SELECTOR

ATTACK

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check digits 2 and 5 show “1”

If TAKT mode do not show stations 2 and 6 (digits 2 and 5) as operational, the aircraft is carrying conflicting mixed stores on stations 3 and 5. In such a configuration, the Rb-15F cannot be selected or used, and the loadout must be altered.

FÄLLSÄTT SWITCH

AS DESIRED

For single missile

IMP / Down

For both missiles

SERIE / Up

MÅLVAL SWITCH

AS DESIRED

For standard target selection

STD / Down

VALB target selection depends on the settings stored in TAKT addresses 81–89. STD target selection is the equivalent to single target, large-area search: the target closest to the assumed target position is detected and selected by the missile. This mode can also be selected in VALB by inputting TAKT code 800000.

Route Programming

Rb-15F employment assumes that the weapon will be released at the corresponding target navpoint. It then uses markpoints Bx6–Bx9 to determine the route it will fly and where to search for targets. As such, the location of the Målpunkt does not need the same precision adjustments other than to aid the pilot in low visibility situations in order to ensure a clear flight path between the Målpunkt and the Bx7 first steerpoint for the missile.

The Bx number is selected using the data input number buttons, not the B1–B9 waypoint buttons. Ensure that the Destination Indicator is showing a “Bx” destination rather than a navigation waypoint (“B”) or target waypoint (“M”) before making any updates or adjustments.

All Bx markpoints can be created and adjusted using the same procedure. However, if the Bx8 assumed target position (ATP) is created first, the CK37 will create Bx6, Bx7 and Bx9 automatically according to a predefined pattern, and these markpoints can then be adjusted as needed.

If the markpoints come pre-programmed on the data cartridge, the same procedure can be used to adjust their position in-flight. Bx6 is not a steerpoint – instead, its distance to Bx7 is used to determine when the Rb-15 descends to skimming altitude. For ease of visualisation, it is always positioned between the release Målpunkt and markpoint Bx7.

SELECTING and VISUALISING

Bx button + data input number

Press

Destination Indicator

Displays Bx + number

Destination Distance

Distance to markpoint

Radar display

Circle for Bx8, cross for others

INPUT USING LATITUDE/LONGITUDE

Data Selector

REF LOLA

IN — UT switch

IN / Left

1121

Route Programming

INPUT USING LATITUDE/LONGITUDE

Latitude and logitude (6 digits, DDMMSS format)

Enter

Save

Press Bx, then number button

New position

Check

INPUT USING RADAR MARKING

Radar mode

Select markpoint

Press Bx, then number button

Radar trigger

T1 / First detent

Radar crosshairs

Slew to correct position

Radar trigger

TV / Second detent and release

New position

Check

To ensure that the steerpoint manoeuvres are possible, the system automatically limits how close the crosshairs can be slewed to pre-existing points when manipulating the radar marks.

Target Selection

When Master Mode is set to ANF, target selection is done by setting the MÅLVAL switch. In STD mode, the target closest to Bx8 is attacked. In VALB mode, the selection depends on TAKT addresses 81–89. If the missile is released in NAV Master Mode, the TAKT settings and missile steerpoints are not loaded — instead, the missile flies straight ahead and attacks the first detected target, similar to STD mode but without a predefined search area.

Specifics regarding flight altitudes, target search areas, and target restrictions can be entered as bitmasks in TAKT address 81 and 83–86 (see General Weapon Selection Checklist). For quick selection modes, the following TAKT codes can be used: 800001: Confined attack area; N-selection; medium search area. 800002: Unconfined attack area; A-selection; medium search area. 800003: Convoy attack; group selection; large search area. 800004: Bearing attack; bearing search area

N-selection (“Nearest”): the three ships closest to Bx are determined; one is randomly selected as the target. A-selection (“All”): all ships in attack area range of Bx are determined; one is randomly selected as the target.

Group selection: a group of ships, all within 3km of each other, is determined; one ship is randomly selected as the target. Only Bearing search: the target is assumed to be on the bearing between Bx7 and Bx8; search arc is expanded up to ±35° as the missile approaches Bx8. Search range is 6–24km.

Release Positioning

RELEASE WAYPOINT

SELECTED

HÖJD GAUGE (Altitude)

SET TARGET QFE (=QNH)

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The Rb-15F can be fired directly from NAV mode and will fly straight ahead and engage detected targets of opportunity without being loaded with the steering or target selection programming entered in CK37. As such, no ranging, drift, or release information will be available on the HUD.

HUD STEERING CUES

1221

Weapon Release

RELEASE PARAMETERS

CHECK

Aircraft altitude

50–2000m

HUD distance line

Inside brackets

Altitude warning light

Off

The altitude warning light will illuminate and launch is inhibited in if any of the following conditions are true: • No Bx8 point is defined while in ANF mode. • The commanded course change, or sum of commanded course changes >135° while in ANF mode. • Missile flight time to Bx9 is <30 seconds while in ANF mode. • If there is a CK or error or primary data/pitot system error.

The altitude warning light will illuminate, but launch will not be inhibited if the aircraft is outside the release altitude envelope. Pressing the trigger while launch is inhibited will cause FÄLLD LAST to flash. The trigger has to be set to safe to reset the release circuits and clear the error

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD (Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates)

TRIGGER

SAFE

EVADE or CIRCLE FOR SECOND RELEASE

AS REQUIRED

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

The missile steers directly from the release point to Bx7, where it turns toward Bx8. If no targets are detected as it passes through Bx8, it turns towards Bx9. Depending on route and distance, the flight time to target may be up to 4 minutes

1321

Seeker RA IR (RB24J), AA IR (RB74) Minimum range: 500m Release g-load: <6 G Maximum range: 8km / 4 nm. Warhead: 4.8kg (RB24J), 9.4kg (RB74)

WEAPON SELECTOR

IR-RB

The RB-24J and RB-74 can also be selected by pressing the IR missile fast select button

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The weapon can also be used in master mode NAV. The sight appears when the trigger in set to UNSAFE. Target ranging is not used

The RB-24J and RB-74 can be ranged in a fixed wingspan mode or a radar-ranging mode.

WEAPON INTERVAL SELECTOR

SET TARGET WINGSPAN

RADAR MODE SWITCH

A1 or A2

SIGHT DOT

ON TARGET

RADAR FIX TRIGGER

FIRST DETENT / T1 (To lock)

MISSILE UNCAGE BUTTON

PRESS IF NEEDED

To track a manoeuvring target.

wont work for the rb24b

TRIGGER

UNSAFE and FIRE

Tone

High-pitch and steady

With winspan ranging

Wingspan envelops target

With radar ranging

Distance line inside markers

TRIGGER

SAFE

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

1421

Seeker Electro-optical with fixed zoom. Field of view 5° (RB-75 / RB-75T), 4° (RB-75B) Warhead: 57kg (RB-75), 136kg (RB-75T) Slewable cone 30° Targeting range: 500m – 22km / 12 nm. Launch cone 15°

WEAPON SELECTOR

RB75

Data selector and switch to TAKT / UT

Check station digits show “1”

If RB-75:s are carried on both inner and outer pylons, the outer pair will be used first. If attempting a single-run attack, it is therefore advantageous to fit RB-75B on the outer pylons and RB-75 on the inner pylons. As range decreases on the attack run, the RB-75's lower zoom will make it easier to make out targets at the lower ranges the aircraft will be at when the second missile pair is employed.

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The weapon can also be used in master mode NAV, but will have to be aimed without any ranging information. If firing from NAV mode, the sight will activate on trigger unsafe. In this mode, ensure that the RB 75 is selected and the sight active before trying to slew the seeker and command a lock, as the fix trigger may otherwise trigger an undesired target point or waypoint position update.

HÖJD GAUGE (Altitude)

SET TARGET QFE

DIRECT AIRCRAFT

TOWARDS TARGET

RADAR MODE SELECTOR

AS DESIRED

To set RB 75 sensor mode.

Black-on-while

White-on-black

Auto

FIX TRIGGER

FIRST DETENT / T1 (To uncage seeker)

EP-13 SEEKER CROSSHAIR

SLEW ONTO TARGET

FIX TRIGGER

UNSAFE and FIRE (On stable target lock)

NEXT MISSILE using either:

SELECT

Trigger

SAFE

IR-RB FRAMSTEGN button

Press

Trigger unsafe boresights the selected missile. This can also be done by releasing the fix trigger to T0. Newly selected missiles start out boresighted. To perform rapid follow-up shots, it is therefore advantageous to fly through the EP-13 seeker scope using the boresighted seeker image — the next shot will require little slewing from the fast-moving and unsteady platform. The HÖJD and ATT autopilot modes may help in stabilising the aircraft while the pilot concentrates on slewing the seeker

TRIGGER

SAFE

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

1521

All modes

WEAPON INTERVAL SELECTOR

DESIRED SPREAD

HÖJD GAUGE (Altitude)

SET TARGET QFE

POP-UP POINT

SET AS and IF DESIRED

Data selector

TAKT

IN — UT switch

IN / Left

Desired attack heading in degrees and distance in xx.y km

Enter as DDD XXY

Select target point to confirm

B1–B9

Creating a pop-up point will convert the navpoint to a target point (“Målpukt”) if that has not already been done. Pop-up points will be marked on the Destination Indicator with a “U” followed by the corresponding navpoint number and will offer terminal steering guidance on the HUD. With good visibility, the pop-up offset and roll-in manoeuvre can be performed manually based off of the steering cues for the regular target point.

Level (PLAN) release

WEAPON SELECTOR

BOMB PLAN

RADAR MODE SWITCH

MASTER MODE

AS DESIRED

For level release

ANF

For direct or CCIP release

NAV

HIGH-DRAG BOMB CCIP: High-drag bombs can be released in a CCIP mode only by selecting BOMB PLAN and NAV modes. In NAV mode, the target indicators activate on Trigger Unsafe and show the first and last calculated fall points based on QFE setting

TARGET MOTION PREDICTION and RADAR RANGING

DISABLED AS DESIRED

TAKT input codes 221 and 253.

If not using CCIP delivery

POP-UP POINT

SET AS and IF DESIRED

If not using CCIP delivery

HUD POSITION

LOWER

SLAV SI SWITCH

F / LEFT

HUD STEERING CUES

1621

Level (PLAN) release

If using a pop-up point, the HUD indications will first steer you towards it before changing to the actual target point. Be prepared to adjust to the desired attack heading and roll in on the target while maintaining the set attack altitude.

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

When aiming dot is on target

RADAR MODE SWITCH

A1 or A2

To use radar ranging to improve accuracy of aim point, unless disabled.

As desired

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

When ranging cue reaches markers

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

HUD STEERING ORDER RING

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

If slightly high or in a slight climb, the aiming marker and release cues may disappear below the HUD. In that case, the pilot will have to estimate the release point.

Dive (DYK) release

WEAPON SELECTOR

BOMB DYK

RADAR MODE SWITCH

AS DESIRED

To use radar ranging to improve accuracy of aim point

A1 or A2, otherwise A0 / Of

MASTER MODE

AS DESIRED

For precision release

ANF

For quick release

NAV

POP-UP POINT

SET AS DESIRED

HUD POSITION

LOWER

SLAV SI SWITCH

F / LEFT

HUD STEERING CUES

If using a pop-up point, the HUD indications will first steer you towards it before changing to the actual target point. If using a pop-up point, be prepared to pull up and roll into the desired attack heading set for the target

1721

Dive (DYK) release

TRIGGER

UNSAFE (When reticule is on target)

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

When ranging cue reaches markers.

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

HUD STEERING ORDER RING

Pull up from the dive at constant 4G

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates.

Radar (RR) release

WEAPON SELECTOR

BOMB RR

RADAR MODE SWITCH

A1 or A2

MASTER MODE

ANF

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

When radar range marker reaches target echoes.

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

RADAR MODE

AUTOMATICALLY TO A0

NAV release

The precision of the NAV release mode is wholly contingent on accurate and precise QFE settings and on accurate and navigation data. A navigation fix should be performed on the waypoint before the target point, and the aircraft should be from with TERNAV constantly zeroing out any drift on the way to the target point.

WEAPON SELECTOR

BOMB RR

RADAR MODE SWITCH

MASTER MODE

NAV

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

COMMANDED ALTITUDE

HUD DISTANCE LINE

FLASHES

1821

NAV release

HUD DISTANCE LINE

FLASHES

At 2s from release

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

Toss release

The precision of the toss release mode is wholly contingent on accurate and precise QFE settings and on accurate and navigation data. A navigation fix should be performed on the waypoint before the target point, and the aircraft should be from with TERNAV constantly zeroing out any drift on the way to the target point.

WEAPON SELECTOR

BOMB RR

RADAR MODE SWITCH

MASTER MODE

NAV

DIRECT AIRCRAFT

TOWARDS TARGET

Until distance indicator shows less than maximum release range

PULL UP

AT 4G

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

At 5° climb angle

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

When markers on distance line appear

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

If the toss manoeuvre is performed correctly, the bombs will be released at 12–15° climb angle

Attack complete

TRIGGER

SAFE

RADAR MODE SWITCH

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

NEXT WAYPOINT

SELECT

1921

WEAPON SELECTOR

ATTACK

WEAPON INTERVAL SELECTOR

DESIRED POSITION

VÄ

Left of target

RAKT

On top of target

HÖ

Right of target

OFFSET DISTANCE

SET AS DESIRED

TAKT address 23

1–3 km (default 2km)

When creating a final target radar fix before attacking, the dialled-in offset will be added to the selected position. The targeting cross should therefore be set on top of the target position as usual, but the resulting navigation position circle after the fix will be offset per the settings.

HÖJD GAUGE (Altitude)

SET TARGET QFE

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

ANF

The weapon can also be used in master mode NAV, but will have to be aimed without any ranging information. If firing from NAV mode, the aim point will activate on trigger unsafe.

HUD STEERING CUES

TRIGGER

UNSAFE

TRIGGER

PRESS and HOLD

When distance line flashes, 2 seconds before pull-up

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

ADI FLIGHT DIRECTOR NEEDLES

Pull up at constant 4G

Until FÄLLD LAST illuminates

TRIGGER

SAFE

MASTER MODE SELECTOR

NAV

2021

Fuel tank jettison

To release all carried fuel tanks, use the X TANK button

X TANK BUTTON COVER

OPEN

X TANK BUTTON

PRESS

External stores

To release all carried stores except RB 24J/74 on pylons 1 and 7, use the NÖDF button

NÖDF BUTTON COVER

OPEN

NÖDF BUTTON

PRESS

2121

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