Locating ground targets can be a difficult task in the real world and DCS World. An important tool to assist with this is the Ground Moving Target (GMT) Air-to-Ground (A-G) radar mode. When enabled, this mode can detect moving ground units and allow you to designate them for tracking. Note that GMT will not detect stationary targets.

When paired with the AGM-65F Maverick and laser-guided bombs, GMT can be a useful tool for detecting, tracking, and engaging mobile targets.

Although we have had the general MAP Air-to-Ground radar mode available for some time, we will soon introduce the SEA A-G mode. This mode allows the radar to detect and track ships out to 80 nm. This is particularly useful for engaging ships with AGM-84D Harpoon anti-ship missiles with specific range and bearing targeting. SEA mode can also be interleaved to display MAP ground returns.

When a target has been designated in SEA mode, the targeting pod can also be slaved to the target.

View over to the Falklands Light House from Cape Pembroke

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Kolik toho vlastně zbývá dodělat na Hornetu?

In an upcoming update for the Hornet, we are pleased to introduce several updates. These include the addition of Semi/Automatic (S/A) and AUTO expendable countermeasure programs, the Airborne Self-Protection Jammer (ASPJ), and jammer effects on the radar.