Fixed Wing CAS Example

For training purposes. 7th Cavalry Gaming unit.
(Real life 9 lines would read back lines 4 and 6, we have adjusted for gameplay purposes)
Referenced in the Talk on section, DMPI = "Desired mean point of impact"
We do not use this term in the 7Cav gaming regiment, but it basically means, dead nuts center of a target intended to be hit.

[@vladchitoroaga250]

I've learned so much from you.
You're excellent at explaining.

[@Dave_ess]

Thank you for the kind words, I am a visual learner so I feel like these videos of helped me as much as other people.

[@vladchitoroaga250]

@@Dave_ess iiiif you're ever on DCS and want a wingman that you'll have to teach some stuff at times please let me know.
I'm quite smart and not a kid.

[@Dave_ess]

@@vladchitoroaga250 Sure man, although i do play odd hours, usually after 9pm EST on weekdays. add me on Discord and feel free to send a ding when you see me playing @Walsh #9221

[@PathiosProductions]

Dam how did I not see this until after I got out?! Lol

[@austin6ish]

I wonder how many times you could say “ground beef” instead of “ground brief” without someone noticing.

[@Dave_ess]

Ground beef as follows…1 pound chuck shoulder - break - 1 tablespoon cumin, 2 tablespoon coriander seed, mince it - break -
Area is large, hot pan - break -
🤣😂

[@sam8742]

Can you share with me the PDF that is used for the remarks section?

[@Dave_ess]

Sure, try this link drive.google.com/file/d/1lQbuQBLLb1sxq790fhApRmNE326OVvW9/view?usp=sharing

[@boyingtongreg]

@@Dave_essfile isn’t accessible … to bad 😢

[@Dave_ess]

@@boyingtongreg try this link drive.google.com/file/d/15gFhMFy7NZri4iliFRVVQBqmiT_rhNC0/view?usp=drive_link

[@Dave_ess]

@maxlifts4059 apologies, please try again drive.google.com/file/d/15gFhMFy7NZri4iliFRVVQBqmiT_rhNC0/view?usp=sharing

[@Condor085]

Only by the way i never in my life saw an A10 With hellfire 🤣 also would they say how many rounds on gun they have for mission. But everytime is the first time

[@user-si8bi6vf3j]

Same procedure as rotary wing cas?

[@Dave_ess]

Can be utilized for rotary, however rotary will usually use a 5 line format, I have a couple videos showing the 5 line. czcams.com/video/VRnjkj377EE/video.html and czcams.com/video/HJHQEq4KxPU/video.html

[@SubParPilot]

​@Dave S rotary uses both 5 and 9. Depends on the controller. A 9 line would come from a jtac but if we are supporting an army unit and it's just regular joe shmoe out there in some infantry company controlling me, he should be using the 5 line as that's more of a friendly centric utilized by the army.

[@teelee8767]

Is this Dave from Williams Air Force in Chandler Az? If it is contact me. You will remember me...

[@Dave_ess]

Neg Sir, I am from Michigan. Been told I have a doppelganger though.

[@zzzxxc1]

What does "EAST OF BULLS" refer to? Specifically 'BULLS'. Is that a town, or some other topographical feature?

[@Dave_ess]

Bulls refers to BULLSEYE, which is a known geographical point, (often a town, but could be anything) that you can use to reference other locations from, useful as it can brief multiple ships at once. you can ref this video for a little bit of a rudimentary explanation on it. czcams.com/video/VLO7JsBPI2U/video.html

[@zzzxxc1]

@@Dave_ess Thanks

[@drnage4495]

I don't think fixed wing would check-in with altitude in meters

[@Dave_ess]

I agree, Most likely an Altitude block as fragged or from handing off agency. This Video was part of a series I created for my Arma Clan, So i had to make some concessions to realism.(Arma uses metric altitudes, even in some US Jets) =, As the video has aged and I have learned more on the subject I see other flaws as well, I will likely re-record an updated version at some point.

[@MadDogGaming]

@@Dave_ess What does as fragged mean?

[@Dave_ess]

@@MadDogGaming as fragged means “as Previously briefed” or “as planned” So long as there was no changes to the original brief or plan

[@MadDogGaming]

@@Dave_ess You the man