Have you ever heard of it?I have never tested this is dogfight but i need 4 other people.Lets say there are 4 sopwith camels and they spot an albatros.The camels can form a circle and turn the same way rotating.If the albatros get behind one of the camels another camel will be on its tail.It requires precision and timing.This tactic was highly used in the Vietnam War.I would like for some people to test this.

Thsi is what I use in my turning fights and ive adapted to make it a single plane tactic

I use the Flat Tire..... you shoot me or I shoot you. Works every time....

I think our planes are more powerful and agile then the real planes therefore we dont get locked into simple wagon wheels. Most people will change directions. If you look at two people dogfighting from a distance, they resemble flies more than planes. Have u ever seen two flies dogfighting over a half eaten burger

yep

thats us

heres a youtube video I found of lapa, 420 and skydavis

enjoy

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Kptn Singh wrote: I think our planes are more powerful and agile then the real planes therefore we dont get locked into simple wagon wheels. Most people will change directions. If you look at two people dogfighting from a distance, they resemble flies more than planes. Have u ever seen two flies dogfighting over a half eaten burger

Please go read my new post about the agility of the real planes, in the "aircraft" section of the forum. BTW they kinda do look like flies at times.

legendofkane wrote: its a ww2 tactic used in later combat

go to 40 minutes into video

I love the show Dogfights!That is the episode where inheard of the Wagon Wheel.