"Merge!"
He turned his head, his breathing was a bit heavy, but he could see the enemy pilot's eyes, staring at each other.
Swoosh!
He charged past, and Antoine Marshalle quickly called out on the radio, "Hostile!"
"FOX two!!"
That was the order to launch an infrared missile.
In NATO, it was required that whenever one opened fire, they had to shout the corresponding code on the radio. F represented Fire, and F1 through F4 represented different weapons, with F2 being an infrared missile.
This was to prevent friendly forces from rushing to the front when one's own missiles were launched.
The AIM-9 Sidewinder rushed towards a Harrier fighter three kilometers away.
By the time the enemy realized it, it was already in front of them, staring with wide eyes, too late to dodge.
Boom!!
The first fireball fell from the sky above the Pacific Ocean.
