NATO · airframe
Structured AJS-37 training for DCS pilots focused on coalition procedures, module familiarity, and multiplayer teamwork.
Overview
AJS-37 gives VWA members a structured place to build coalition procedures, module familiarity, and multiplayer teamwork. The emphasis stays on practical DCS learning, clear multiplayer communication, and repeatable habits that make it easier to participate with the community.
Requirements
AJS-37, SRS, HOTAS, Eye Track or VR
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Weekly Outline
Week 1
Setup and Basics: SRS, Controls, Optional English Cockpit Mod. Cockpit Familiarity, Startup, Takeoff & Airfield Ops, waypoint following interpreting the HUD symbology, and Direct Visual approach and landing
Week 2
Magic Kneeboard Features, Data Cartridge, Mission Planning, CCIP guns and rockets
Week 3
Air-to-sea Radar, Navigation Fixes, Anti-shipping missiles, Road Bases
Week 4
Flying Blind: Air-to-ground Radar, Terrain Avoidance, CCRP bombs, TILS approach and landing
Week 5
Low-level Maneuvering and evasion, interpreting the simon-says RWR, countermeasures and jammers, pop-up attacks
Week 6
TV-guided and manual command line of sight (MACLOS) missiles, Time-On-Target
Week 7
A/A guns and missiles, defensive BFM, mid-air restarts
Week 8
Graduation event, potentially an Enigma's server raid
