"Allison is gone too."
"The boss hasn't spoken, it seems he was killed by a missile explosion."
"Motherf***er, why didn't the warplanes alert us!"
Alberto listened for a moment and only heard 7 or 8 voices, which meant most of his comrades hadn't survived.
The shocking casualty rate was clearly tied directly to the lack of an alert.
Under normal circumstances, when a fighter jet is locked on by a missile, the onboard warning system can use infrared or radar signals to estimate the missile type, distance, and threat level, roughly hinting at the remaining time, allowing the pilot to judge when to eject.
This time, however, the warning system failed completely, making it difficult for the pilots to grasp the right opportunity for ejection.
Alberto slowly drifted down from the sky, a thought suddenly crossed his mind: "This war may not go as smoothly as the Federation expected."
In fact.
Conventional missiles rely mainly on radar signals to lock onto targets.
