Attack simulation

The capital of Moscow by MiG-29 aircraft squadron.

“Hexagon is a polygon with six sides and six vertices, so it has six angles.”

Attack timing is critical to mission success.

Operation cost: 174 million approximately.

Moscow is approximately 880 km from Kiev in Ukraine.

Mig-29 data
MiG-29. It can take 2 extra tanks of fuel. Cruising speed is 1500 km/h (810 kn). The ascent rate of the mig-29 is 109m/s. The Variometer is a sensor that indicates changes in altitude. Slip, glide or finesse ratio is equal to lift and drag ratio.
Then, when reaching the necessary altitude for the displacement gain in fall, the aircraft will travel this path, saving fuel and marking the time necessary for the attack synchronization.


Fighter division
Each fighter has its time to travel the path, so the order in which they take off is associated with the time it takes to reach the point of the attack formation.
The attack formation, is a hexagon in Moscow the attack must come from all sides and massive with the 36 missiles fired.
The first fighters depart from Kiev and experience the longest flight, going to Astrakhan (from 1708 km to 1555 km) and up through the Volga river, in the delta with the Oka river it is possible to separate, so the three aircraft will close the three upper angles of the hexagon. (180 degrees). The other fighters have a shorter and more direct path forming another 180 degrees angle.
Without support, fighters must focus on maneuverability, flying low between cover or high to avoid damage.


Play dead
As a distraction, the way fighters pass undetected, the apparent victory is nothing more than a surprise attack.

Camouflage, Drag, Fuel and Weaponry.